About the call
In answer to the global urbanization challenge, JPI Urban Europe and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (NSFC) agreed to work towards a long-term cooperation program in the area of sustainable urbanization, with different topics addressed in time. For the second call in this program, the ERA-Net Cofund Urban Accessibility and Connectivity Sino-European call, the key themes of 'Sustainable Urban Logistics in the Age of Digitization' and 'Strengthening Climate-neutral Mobility' have been selected. Proposals should address either one of the key themes or a combination of both key themes.
The call requests proposals from a wide variety of academic disciplines addressing the current challenges around transportation and logistics, mobility and urban sustainability, both from a perspective of understanding current developments, and from the perspective of developing new and innovative solutions to address the challenges. Disciplines may include, but are not limited to management, economics, civil and industrial engineering, operations research, psychology, computer science, geography, sociology and urban planning.
Eligibility
At least one Danish non-academia institution as co-applicant in the transnational consortium.
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Each project proposal must be submitted by a Sino-European project consortium consisting of
- at least two eligible European applicants applying for funds in the call from at least two different European countries whose funds participate in the call, and
- at least two (and maximum three) eligible Chinese institutions (coordinated by one Main Applicant who is partner in the proposal).
Participating funding organizations should clarify the national and regional funding possibilities in detail in the published Call Text and Guidelines for Applicants.
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