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Horizon Europe · Horizon Europe (HORIZON)

Deploying circular systemic solutions through living labs in cities and regions (Circular Cities and Regions Initiative topic)

HORIZON-CL6-2027-01-CIRCBIO-01-two-stage Call 01 - two stage (2027) HORIZON-IA Academics

DeadlineApril 8, 2027 not open yet
OpensFebruary 4, 2027EU data
StatusForthcomingupdated October 3, 2026

Call summary

From the official text, opening part

Expected Outcome: Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: increased circularity and reduced emissions of greenhouse gases and air pollutants in the economic sectors, services and product value chains at local and/or regional scale. This also includes an efficient valorisation of local resources, with positive effects on air and water quality as well as on biodiversity; widespread deployment and easier replication, scalability and visibility of circular systemic solutions for a multiplication of their economic, social and environmental benefits; enhanced collaboration and knowledge transfer between public authorities (cities and regions), companies, research and citizens in addressing environmental challenges, such as climate-change, resource depletion and biodiversity loss. Scope: This topic supports the implementation of the European Commiss… more

Architecture and town planningBioeconomyBusiness model innovationCircular economyClimate change adaptationClimate change mitigationCollective Awareness PlatformsCompetitiveness, innovation, research and developmentData value chainsDesign innovationEnvironmentEnvironment, Pollution & ClimateEnvironment, resources and sustainabilityEnvironmental change and societyEnvironmental impact assessmentEnvironmental planning

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