Events

Cluster 3 Info Day
MAR
Wed
04
09:00 - 17:30

This was 5 months ago

Location

Hybrid (Brussels & live stream)

Thon Hotel Brussels City Centre, Avenue du Boulevard 17, 1210 Brussels
Programmes
Civil Security

The Commission will organise an info day on the upcoming Cluster 3 calls on 4 March 2026

This information-day event will highlight research topics covered within the 2026 calls for proposals in Horizon Europe Cluster 3 “civil security for society” that offer funding opportunities to research institutions, universities, industries, SMEs, civil society organizations and relevant security practitioners and stakeholders. 

The event will cover key areas such as disaster-resilient societies, fight against crime and terrorism, border management, cybersecurity, and infrastructure protection. Participants will also benefit from practical information on how to apply, as well as opportunities to network and build consortia for future project proposals.

More information on the event, the agenda and the possibility to register can be found on the event website.

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