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2024 Green ERAHUB Joint International Funding Call
From Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
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The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) invites eligible Irish Research Performing Organisations (RPOs) to submit joint research proposals under the 2024 Green ERAHUB Call on “Crop and livestock farming to meet the challenges of climate change”.
The Call aims to bring together actors from across the entire food system in a multi-actor approach to contribute towards global food security by supporting projects that lead to methodological innovations enabling more sustainable and resilient crop and livestock systems in the light of climate change and/or contribute to its mitigation.
Applicants seeking grant-aid from DAFM can apply for funding under both of the scientific topic areas which include:
Topic 1. Improved resilience and health of crops
Topic 2. Livestock production and climate change
The Joint Call follows a two-step procedure that includes a pre-registration step followed by the full proposal submission.
The deadline for pre-registration is: 31st July 2024 at 12:00 h (CEST)
The deadline for the submission of proposals is the 9th September 2024 12:00 h (CEST)
Additional information on the call scope, topics, eligibility criteria, submission procedures and the national annexes are provided in the Call Documentation. The Call documentation and the electronic submission system for applicants are available at: Green Era Hub: Call2 (submission-greenerahub.eu)
Proposals must be submitted via the electronic submission system.
Irish applicants must read the ‘Guidelines for Irish Applicants’ in conjunction with the Green ERAHUB Call Documentation, including the requirements set out in the National Annex for Ireland.
The ‘Guidelines for Irish Applicants’ sets out in more detail the rules for Irish applicants seeking grant-aid from the Green ERAHUB First Call on sustainable, resilient and shock-resistant agri-food systems.
Guidelines for Irish Applicants
For further queries please contact: research@agriculture.gov.ie