CEF-T-2023-SAFEMOBGEN-RESILIENCE-WORKS
Improving transport infrastructure resilience: studies, works or mixed
Plain-language summary
Funding for studies, works, or mixed projects to improve transport infrastructure resilience under CEF-T-2023-SAFEMOBGEN.
This call supports projects that enhance the resilience of transport infrastructure. It funds studies, construction works, or a combination of both. The goal is to make transport networks more robust against disruptions.
Likely relevant for
- Transport infrastructure managers
- Civil engineering firms
- Urban planners
- Resilience and risk management experts
Project signals
Focus on transport infrastructure resilienceInclusion of studies and/or construction worksAlignment with CEF transport priorities
What it funds
- Studies to assess and improve transport infrastructure resilience
- Construction works to enhance infrastructure robustness
- Mixed projects combining studies and works
Expected outcomes
- Improved resilience of transport infrastructure
- Reduced vulnerability to disruptions and hazards
- Enhanced safety and reliability of transport networks
Who can apply / participate
- Public authorities
- Private companies
- Consortia including multiple stakeholders
- Check if consortium formation is required or allowed
- Projects must be within eligible EU member states or associated countries
- Applicants must comply with CEF programme rules
- Exact eligibility criteria for applicants
- Consortium size and composition requirements
Must check before shortlisting
- Specific eligibility criteria and budget details
- Consortium requirements if any
- Exact scope and expected outcomes
Money
Budget details and funding rates are not stated and must be checked in the official call documents.
Application notes
- Single-stage submission model applies.
Derived from official EU Funding portal source · updated 2 Jul 2026, 08:07 UTC. Use this as a shortlisting aid; the official call text remains authoritative.
Official source text
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