This opportunity funds projects developing innovative, scalable, and sustainable biotechnologies that leverage the soil microbiome to remediate contaminated soils, restore soil health, and improve crop quality and productivity. Funded activities include piloting and validating bio-based fertilizers, microbial inoculants, and other solutions that increase soil organic carbon, enhance biodiversity, and reduce reliance on synthetic chemicals. Projects must assess socio-economic impacts and align with circular economy principles to support sustainable soil management across diverse European enviro
Eligible applicants must comply with the multi-actor approach and meet admissibility conditions including page limits and layout. Participants must be from eligible countries as defined in the Horizon Europe Work Programme, with financial and operational capacity requirements. Specific eligibility d
