DUT Call 2022
Launch of the Call September 21, 2022
Deadline for pre-proposal submission November 21, 2022, 13:00 CET
Notification of accepted proposals July 2023
Indicative Call budget of TA CR
€800 000 Positive Energy Districts
€800 000 15-Minutes City
Maximum amount per project: €250 000
Maximum funding rate (intensity) per project: 85%
Applicants main applicant: research organizations, enterprises
Website: www.dutpartnership.eu
Website for Czech applicants: www.tacr.cz/soutez/driving-urban-transitions/call-2022-4/
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This call is financed from the National Recovery Plan within component 5.2 entitled “Support for research and development in companies and introduction of innovations into business practice” and its investment “Aid for research and development in synergy effects with the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation”.
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The purpose of this Call is to support transnational research and/or innovation projects addressing urban challenges to help cities in their transition towards a more sustainable economy and functioning. The challenges are grouped into three themes called Transition Pathways: Positive Energy Districts (PED), the 15-Minute City (15mC) and Circular Urban Economies (CUE).
TA CR will support Czech applicants in these topisc:
Positive Energy Disctricts Pathway (PED):
1. Energy communities – energy transition driven by civil society
2. Energy flexibility strategies – technological, legal, societal challenges
3. Energy efficiency in existing urban structures
15-Minutes City Pathway (15mC):
2. Foster sustainable options for personal mobility and logistics in urban outskirts (and beyond)
Pathway Positive Energy Districts aims to optimise the local energy system through energy efficiency, flexibility and local energy generation from renewables in actions towards the (urban) energy transition and climate-neutrality and mainstreaming these actions in urban planning processes. Pathway 15-Minutes City focusses on rethinking the existing mobility system and urban morphology to encourage sustainable mobility choices, redistribute urban space and reorganise our daily activities to make our cities more climate neutral, liveable and inclusive.
Participating countries
Austria (FFG); Belgium (F.R.S.-FNRS, VLAIO, FWO, Innoviris); Bulgaria (BNSF); Czech Republic (TA CR); Denmark (IFD); Estonia (ETAg, MKM); Finland(BF); France (ADEME, ANR); Iceland (Rannis); Italy (MiSE, MUR); Cyprus (RIF); Lithuania (LMT); Latvia (LCS); Hungary (NKFIH); Germany (DLR, FZJ-PtJ); Greece (GSRI); Latvia (LCS); Netherlands (MINBZK, NWO, NWO-SIA); Norway (RCN); Poland (NCBR); Portugal (CCDR-C, FCT – to be confirmed); Romania (UEFISCDI); Slovenia (ARRS); Spain (AEI, CDTI); Sweden (SWEA, Formas, Vinnova); Switzerland (Innosuisse, SNSF, DETEC); Turkey (TUBITAK); Great Britain (UKRI)
General conditions for application
Each proposal must be submitted by a consortium consisting of at least three eligible Applicants from at least three different participating countries. Form more information read Call text.
webinars
4th October 2022, 10:00 a.m. on Zoom Platform
Registration available here. The deadline for registration is 26 September 2022.
More information here.
Electronic submission system
Documents
Official Call documents are available here.
Documents for Czech applicants are here in section “Dokumenty”.
about driving urban transitions (dut) partnership
Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future (DUT) is the new programme of JPI Urban Europe tackling urban challenges. Through research and innovation, DUT enables local authorities and municipalities, business, and citizens to translate global strategies into local actions towards a sustainable future with enhanced quality of life in cities.
