European Partnerships

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European Partnerships are initiatives supported by the Horizon Europe Programme through which the European Union, national authorities and/or the private sector jointly commit to supporting the development and implementation of a programme of research and innovation activities in response to the most complex challenges facing Europe and in line with the political priorities and related strategies adopted by the EU.

Partners may represent industry, universities, research organisations, bodies with a public service mission at local, regional, national or international level, or civil society organisations, including foundations and NGOs. By bringing together public and private partners, European Partnerships help to avoid duplication of investment and contribute to reducing fragmentation in the EU's research and innovation landscape.

The Horizon Europe Programme has established the conditions and principles for setting up three types of European Partnerships:

Co-programmed European Partnerships: involve the participation of the European Commission and private and/or public partners (on the basis of memoranda of understanding and/or contractual agreements specifying the objectives of the partnership);
Co-founded European Partnerships: provide for financial participation by the European Commission and national public funding bodies. Private funders may also be included. The co-funded research and innovation programme must specify the objectives, key deliverables, impact indicators and results to be achieved, based on the partners' commitments;
Instituzionalised European Partnerships (based on Articles 185 or 187 of the TFEU, and on the EIT Regulation for KICs) provide for financial participation by the European Commission and private partners. In some cases, national public funding bodies may also participate.

Below is a list, divided by type, of the 49 partnerships that have already been established or are expected to be launched shortly.

CO-PROGRAMMED EUROPEAN PARTNERSHIPS

CO-FOUNDED EUROPEAN PARTNERSHIPS

Accelerating Farming Systems
Transitions Agriculture of Data
Animal Health & Welfare
Chemicals risk assessment
Clean Energy Transition
Climate Neutral, Sustainable & Productive Blue Economy
Driving Urban Transitions
ERA for Health
Innovative SMEs (Eurostars 3)
One-Health Anti Microbial Resistance
Pandemic Preparedness
Personalised Medicine
Rare diseases
Safe & Sustainable Food System
Transforming health and care systems
Water4All
Rescuing Biodiversity to Safeguard Life on Earth

INSTITUZIONALISED EUROPEAN PARTNERSHIPS:

Clean Aviation
Clean Hydrogen
EIT Climate-KIC
EIT Cultural and Creative Industries-KIC
EIT Digital-KIC
EIT Food-KIC
EIT Health-KIC
EIT InnoEnergy-KIC
EIT Manufacturing-KIC
EIT Raw materials-KIC
EIT Urban Mobility-KIC
Europe’s Rail
European Partnership for a Circular bio-based Europe
European Partnership on Metrology
Global Health Partnership
High Performance Computing
Innovative Health Initiative
Key Digital Technologies
Single European Sky ATM Research 3
Smart Networks & Services

Sapienza is involved in projects and initiatives co-funded by the European Commission:

Projects Partnerships and European initiatives

Sapienza's research projects co-funded by the European Union in recent years are numerous and cover an extremely wide range of subject areas and scientific disciplines. For further information: Projects Partnerships and European initiatives

For information on funding opportunities offered by the Partnerships, please contact the Grant Office.

Grant Office - International collaborative programmes

Head of Unit\ Emanuele Gennuso\ +39 06 4991 0188\ grantoffice@uniroma1.it

Staff\ Ilaria Anglani\ +39 06 4991 0183

Andrea Iacovitti\ +39 06 4991 0322

Maria Cristina Pierazzi\ +39 06 49910373

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