This grant funds projects that develop and validate innovative collective community investment and ownership models involving diverse stakeholders, including marginalized groups, to co-create and revitalize neighborhoods. Funded activities include socioeconomic and environmental impact assessments, addressing systemic challenges, leveraging legal frameworks, and providing scalable recommendations. A participatory and transdisciplinary approach with social sciences and humanities integration is required, with implementation in multiple European neighborhoods.
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
