BlueBio Cofund Second additional Call 2021

The scope of the call is to fund projects that aim to facilitate research and innovation to underpin sustainable and circular management and use of natural resources and to also address the market and socioeconomic aspect of the value chain.

At least three partners from three countries and at least one industry partner. IFD can fund both Universities, GTS institutes, Hospitals, Public Organizations and Industry.

This call aims to facilitate research and innovation to underpin sustainable and circular management and use of natural resources.

Maximum funding budget including overhead for a Danish partner is €300.000. If two or more Danish partners participate in a project the maximum funding budget is €500.000.

Advancing Resource Management, Market and Socioeconomic aspects in the Blue Bioeconomy Value Chains

This call aims to facilitate research and innovation to underpin sustainable and circular management and use of natural resources. This will encompass an integrated food systems approach to ensure ecosystem integrity and resilience.

Furthermore, acceptability, trust, transparency, and innovation uptake by citizens are key to developing the Blue Bioeconomy sector.

To this end the production and consumption of safe and healthy food and bio-based products (food and nutrition security) is vital and this call will address market and socioeconomic aspects of the value chain to foster solutions to these issues.

Participating funding organisations clarify the national and regional funding possibilities in detail in the published Call Text and Guidelines for Applicants.