🚨3rd co-funded call

- pre announcement -

🌿The AGROECOLOGY Partnership will soon launch the 3rd co-funded call: “Fostering plant and animal genetic diversity and empowering farmers to accelerate the agroecological transition”🚜

This call focuses on two key pillars of the agroecological transition : the genetic and social dimension.

🧬The first topic addresses genetic diversity and variability in crops and livestock, with the aim of laying the foundations for increasing the availability of species, varieties, and breeds that will support the development of agroecological farming systems.

🧑🏼‍🌾The second topic addresses the social challenges of today’s agriculture with a particular focus on farmers' motivation, skills, and knowledge and the role of stakeholders in encouraging their engagement in the agroecological transition.

The partnership will fund R&I projects providing significant contributions to either one of the following two topics :

  • Topic 1 : 🧬Enhancing the genetic diversity and variability of crops and livestock for the agroecological transition

  • Topic 2 : 🧑🏼‍🌾Strengthening farmers’ involvement and empowerment in the agroecology transition

Who can apply?

  • Universities and other higher education institutions;

  • public research institutions;

  • profit and non-profit organisations;

  • consumers/citizens;

  • civil society representatives;

  • private companies;

  • Living Labs with legal entity status.

Participation is subject to specific funder regulations. Applying consortia must include at least three eligible partners requesting funding from at least three different countries contributing funds to the call.

Call office: ptj-agroecology-call-office@fz-juelich.de (Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH)

Tentative timeline

  • Launch: December 2025

  • Pre proposal submission: February 2026

  • Full proposal submission: July 2026

  • Selection: October 2026

  • Project start: Early 2027

Funding countries

Participating countries* with indicative budget of 26M€.

*Preliminary list also including regional funders; budget is indicative.

Status: October 2025

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