Funds projects developing advanced, sector-specific solutions to boost the resilience of critical entities against natural, human-made, and hybrid disasters through interoperable tools and cross-border cooperation.
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Funder: European Commission
Due Dates: November 5, 2026
Funding Amounts: Around €4,500,000 per project | 2 grants expected under this topic | Lump sum funding
Summary: Funds innovative, sector-specific solutions to strengthen the resilience of critical entities against natural, human-induced, and hybrid disasters, with an emphasis on interoperability and cross-border cooperation.
This European Commission funding opportunity supports the development and demonstration of advanced, targeted technological and governance solutions to reinforce the resilience of critical entities against a wide range of hazards. These include natural disasters (such as floods, wildfires, earthquakes, and storms), human-induced incidents, as well as hybrid and cascading NaTech (natural hazard triggered technological) scenarios. The call seeks projects that move beyond generic resilience frameworks to create sector-specific, interoperable, and modular tools and platforms for preparedness, response, and recovery. Proposals should address systemic vulnerabilities, enhance risk assessment and decision support, foster multi-level and cross-border cooperation, and demonstrate measurable improvements in both technological and organisational resilience. Projects must be grounded in recent risk assessments, draw on lessons learned from past disruptive events, and involve simulations or real-world testing with public authorities, emergency responders, and critical service operators. Alignment with relevant EU policy frameworks and international cooperation are encouraged.