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Programmes Agro-Food, EnvironmentAGRARIAN 1st Open Call aims to attract and engage SMEs/Universities/Research Centers/NGOs with expertise in developing innovative applications and services related to agriculture, which will be tested and validated within AGRARIAN framework.
This is a cascade call organised in the framework of a project funded by the EU’s Horizon Europe research and innovation program under Grant Agreement no. 101134128.
Proposals are expected to address innovative solutions/services, AI based applications and new IoTs, related to one of the three pilots (Livestock, Field Crops, and Viticulture).
The following types of Applications/Solutions (but not limited to) are expected to be funded:
The proposed Applications/Solutions should:
Total funding available: 400 000,00 € (8 Potential Projects / 50,000 € per entity)
Application deadline: 31 January 2025.
Please visit the dedicated website for more information and to apply for this call.
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