HORIZON-CL5-2023-D4-02-02
Solutions for the identification of vulnerable buildings and people-centric built environment, and for improving their resilience in disruptive events and altered conditions in a changing climate (Built4People Partnership)
Plain-language summary
Innovate solutions to identify vulnerable buildings and people, enhancing resilience to climate disruptions in urban environments.
This call seeks innovative projects to identify vulnerable buildings and people in urban areas. It aims to improve resilience against climate change impacts like floods, heat waves, and storms. Projects should focus on people-centric built environments and adapt to altered conditions caused by climate change.
Likely relevant for
- Urban planners
- Climate resilience researchers
- Building technology developers
- Social scientists
- Disaster risk management experts
- Energy efficiency specialists
Project signals
Focus on climate change impacts on buildingsPeople-centric built environment solutionsResilience to natural disasters and extreme weatherIntegration of social and technical approachesAddressing energy efficiency in urban districts
What it funds
- Development of solutions for identifying vulnerable buildings and populations
- Innovations to improve resilience of built environments to disruptive climate events
- Approaches addressing floods, heat waves, storms, water scarcity, and urban heat island effects
- Integration of social sciences and humanities in resilience strategies
- Energy efficiency improvements aligned with RePowerEU and New European Bauhaus initiatives
Expected outcomes
- Enhanced identification methods for vulnerable urban infrastructure and people
- Improved resilience of buildings and districts to climate-induced disruptions
- People-centric approaches to urban climate adaptation
- Contribution to European Partnerships on built environment and climate resilience
- Support for energy efficient and socially inclusive urban environments
Who can apply / participate
- Research organisations
- Universities
- SMEs
- Large enterprises
- Public authorities
- Non-governmental organisations
- Check specific consortium composition rules in call documents
- Open to entities from EU Member States and associated countries
- Must comply with Horizon Europe eligibility criteria for Innovation Actions
- Exact consortium size and composition
- Specific country eligibility details
Must check before shortlisting
- Specific eligibility criteria and consortium requirements
- Budget and funding rates
- Submission deadlines and application procedures
Money
Budget details not stated in the source data.
Application notes
- Single-stage submission model.
- Check official call documents for detailed application instructions and eligibility conditions.
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