This opportunity funds projects that establish living labs to co-create and implement economically viable soil health solutions aimed at reducing eutrophication caused by agricultural nutrient runoff. Funded activities include interdisciplinary research, soil health monitoring, development of practice-oriented tools for land managers, and informing policy to enhance soil and water sustainability. Projects should align with EU environmental strategies and promote stakeholder engagement through a multi-actor approach.
Eligible applicants must comply with admissibility conditions including proposal page limits and layout, be from eligible countries as per Horizon Europe guidelines, and apply a multi-actor approach involving various stakeholders. Financial and operational capacity requirements also apply.
