By informing and spreading awareness, we ensure that Horizon Europe, Digital Europe & European Defence Fund become known and readily accessible to all potential applicants, irrespective of sector.

Who can participate?

Horizon Europe calls for proposals are open to any legal entity, private or public, profit or non-profit. The programme offers both mono-beneficiary and multi-beneficiary opportunities. In the latter case, calls for proposals mostly aim at consortia of at least 3 partners established in a different participating country. More details can be found in the Horizon Europe General Annexes to the work programme. There are exceptions to the rules. Always consult the specific conditions in the call topic.

Digital Europe
offers mostly multi-beneficiary actions and is also open to a wide range of public & private stakeholders. Detailed information on who can participate is available in the work programmes and call documents.

Whereas Horizon Europe is a key instruments to implement Europe’s strategy for international cooperation, Digital Europe is more restricted in its possibilities for cooperation for reasons of security strategic autonomy of the EU. Find out more in the infosheet ‘Security Restrictions in Digital Europe (art. 12.5/12.6) and Ownership Control'.

 

Testimonial

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DYNAMO: ENGIE Laborelec participates in research on strengthening cybersecurity

ENGIE Laborelec contributed to the Cluster 3 project DYNAMO by leveraging its Digital Twin to simulate and test solutions aimed at strengthening the cybersecurity of critical infrastructures, while also providing valuable end-user insights to support the project's objectives.