This opportunity funds research and innovation projects that develop and demonstrate housing-led approaches aligned with New European Bauhaus principles to address homelessness. Projects must operate in at least three neighborhoods across different EU Member States or Associated Countries, providing permanent, green, and socially inclusive housing with supportive services. The focus includes integrating climate mitigation and adaptation measures and generating robust evidence to inform policy and services for homelessness prevention and early intervention.
Eligible applicants must comply with general admissibility, financial, and operational capacity conditions outlined in the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes. Participation is open to entities from eligible EU Member States and Associated Countries, with specific provisions for some non-e
