This funding opportunity supports interdisciplinary, data-driven research at the biodiversity-health interface using a One Health approach. It funds development of thematic use cases, data sharing, and interoperability solutions to overcome barriers in biodiversity-related research. The goal is to enable robust knowledge and analytical frameworks that integrate ecosystem, human, and animal health, supporting biodiversity conservation, restoration, and disease prevention aligned with global and EU health strategies.
Eligible applicants must form a consortium of at least seven independent legal entities from different countries, including at least one from a Member State and six from Member States or Associated Countries. Participation of certain EU agencies is possible without funding. Eligible countries are de
