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ProgrammesHere you will find an overview of upcoming Cluster 6-related Partnership calls opening in September 2026, including key topics, information sessions and proposal deadlines.
Topics include integrated water monitoring, nature-based approaches, adaptive water infrastructure and resilient water governance.
For more information, please visit: Call information/Water4All
The call will address novel ecosystems, their functioning, socio-ecological dynamics, future trajectories, and the distribution of biodiversity benefits, costs and trade-offs. Approximately €40 million has been provisionally reserved.
For more information, please visit: Call information/Biodiversa+
The fourth Joint Transnational Call has an indicative budget of €37 million. It covers sustainable blue-economy sectors, digital and ecosystem-based management of sea uses, marine bioresources, and resilient coastal communities and businesses.
For more information, please visit: Call information/Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership
The first FOREST Partnership Joint Call will provide more than €40 million in indicative public funding. Its provisional topics cover climate-resilient forest systems, multifunctional forest management, innovative wood-based products, and forest value chains, markets and governance.
For more information, please visit: Call information/FORESTPathways
The FOREST Partnership is also recruiting independent experts to evaluate proposals. For more information, please visit: Become a FOREST Joint Call expert
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