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Circular BioBased Europe JU 2025 call open for submission

Published on | 1 week ago

Programmes Agro-Food, Environment

The European Commission has opened the CBE JU 2025 call. A total of €172 million will be dedicated to advancing competitive circular bio-based industries in Europe across 13 topics.

The objective of this call is to support the scaling up of technologies leading to industrial deployment and thus boosting investment and job creation, both regional and local. 

This call will fund three types of actions:

  1. Innovation Actions: scale up activities from prototype to product validation and market replication.
  2. Research and Innovation Actions: establish new knowledge or explore the feasibility of new/improved technology, product, process, service or solution.
  3. Coordination and Support Actions: structure stakeholder communities, support technological visions and outreach, and disseminate and exploit research results.

All stakeholders of the circular bio-based sector can apply before the deadline of 18 September 2025, 17:00 Brussels time.

More information can be found here.

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