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Strategic Analysis
This top-up action for the European Partnership of Agriculture of Data requires a seamless programmatic and operational continuation, strictly restricted to the coordinator and consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01. Proposals must focus on expanding territorial coverage to unrepresented Member States and Associated Countries, pooling substantial national co-funding, and deploying impactful transnational joint calls using Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP up to €10 million per third party) to defragment the agricultural data and Earth Observation landscape.
Continue to provide support to the European partnership of Agriculture of Data identified in the Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2021-2024 and first implemented under topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01, specifically funding additional activities in view of its intended scope and duration in accordance with Article 24(2) of the Horizon Europe Regulation.
Seek to include additional partners, in particular from Member States and Associated countries not yet in the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01.
Present additional activities (including additional partners) to be covered by the award primarily in terms of grant agreement revisions.
Align with the partnership’s co-created strategic research and innovation agenda.
Deliver and give rise to ready-to-use tools, solutions and innovations, seek uptake of results by farmers/agricultural producers, advisors, policy-makers, public administrations and all relevant stakeholders, and provide science-based policy advisory activities.
Focus on additional priority activities and when duly justified, on continuation of on-going activities.
Create an “umbrella effect” through taking stock, linking and assessing Research and Innovation (R&I) initiatives and use cases, leveraging nationally funded research activities to create critical mass and synergies across borders and supporting defragmentation of the European data landscape.
Pool the necessary financial resources from participating national (or regional) research programmes to organise and implement joint calls for transnational proposals resulting in grants to third parties, factoring ample time to run and report on co-funded projects.
Consider, where relevant, the data, expertise and services offered by European research infrastructures in the environment, food and digital domains.
Describe specific additional activities to enhance the partnership’s collaborations at international level.
Further contribute to the expected outcomes specified in topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, for continuation of the activities in line with already agreed outcomes.
improved evidence-based knowledge, tools and science-society-policy interfaces support effective policy mixes and multi-level governance that are capable of anticipating a changing world, enabling a just sustainable transition for all, engaging society at large and balancing economic, social and environmental goals;
competitiveness, sustainability and resilience of the economy are supported by more accessible and interoperable environmental observations and improved Earth Intelligence;
productivity is boosted and transformative changes required by the European Green Deal are facilitated, leaving no one behind, thanks to enhanced digital and data technologies, flows of existing and new knowledge, solutions and skills among actors and communities, as well as maximised synergies between initiatives.
Article 24(2) of the Horizon Europe Regulation
highArticle 24(2) of Regulation (EU) 2021/695 establishes the legal basis and conditions for implementing European Partnerships, including Co-funded, Co-programmed, and Institutionalised partnerships. It governs governance structures, financial contributions, and the commitment of participating Member States and associated countries.
Evaluators expect clear evidence of institutional commitments, robust partnership governance, transparent financial planning, and operational alignment with the formal rules governing European Partnerships.
Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2021-2024
highThe Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2021-2024 defines the strategic orientations, key strategic orientations (KSOs), and expected impacts for research and innovation investments under Horizon Europe. It establishes the programmatic framework for co-funded European Partnerships and cross-cluster priorities.
Evaluators expect proposals to explicitly map expected results to the Strategic Plan's Key Strategic Orientations and demonstrate how additional partnership activities accelerate these multiannual targets.
European Green Deal
highThe EU Green Deal aims to transform the EU into a fair, healthy, and environmentally sustainable society, with a focus on sustainable food systems. This call aligns with the Green Deal’s goals by addressing the health impacts of diets and promoting resilient, inclusive food systems that support mental well-being.
Evaluators will look for proposals that demonstrate how the project contributes to sustainable food production, reduces environmental footprints, and promotes equitable access to healthy diets, particularly in vulnerable groups.
Common Agricultural Policy
highThe Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is one of the EU's longest-standing policies, designed to support farmers and ensure Europe's food security. It has evolved significantly, with the current iteration (2023-2027) placing a stronger emphasis on environmental protection, climate action, and sustainable farming practices through eco-schemes and conditionality.
Proposals should demonstrate how their activities, even if focused on forests, align with the broader objectives of sustainable land management, rural development, and environmental protection that are integral to the CAP. This could include considering interactions between forest and agricultural lands, or how forest management practices can contribute to wider landscape-level sustainability goals supported by CAP.
European Data Strategy
highThe European Data Strategy aims to create a single market for data that ensures Europe's global competitiveness and data sovereignty through common European data spaces. It establishes legislative and infrastructural pillars—including the Data Governance Act and Data Act—to facilitate secure, FAIR, and cross-sector data sharing.
Evaluators expect proposals to outline concrete contributions to the Common European Agriculture Data Space, ensuring interoperability, data sovereignty for farmers, standardized data architectures, and compliance with EU data-sharing regulations.
Europe’s Digital Decade Policy Programme
highDecision (EU) 2022/2481 establishes the Digital Decade Policy Programme 2030, setting concrete targets for EU digital transformation across skills, infrastructures, digital business uptake, and public services. It guides collective investments to secure technological sovereignty and sustainable digital solutions across primary economic sectors.
Evaluators expect proposals to explain how digital agriculture solutions, data ecosystems, and connectivity tools accelerate the digital transformation of rural and farming communities in line with 2030 targets.
EU digital strategy for agriculture
highThe EU's digital transformation agenda for agriculture promotes smart farming, precision agriculture, and data-driven decision tools to boost farm productivity while minimizing environmental footprints. It focuses on closing rural digital divides, establishing common data spaces, and ensuring farmer-centric technology adoption.
Evaluators expect direct alignment with digital farming roadmaps, demonstrated farmer empowerment and trust, clear data-sharing protocols, and actionable uptake mechanisms for precision and digital agricultural technologies.
Financial Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2024/2509
mediumRegulation (EU, Euratom) 2024/2509 lays down the general rules for the establishment and implementation of the general budget of the European Union, including rules on public procurement, grants, financial instruments, and indirect management. It sets sound financial management principles, simplification measures, and transparency standards.
Evaluators will look for compliance with EU budgetary principles, sound financial governance, clear co-funding mechanisms, and efficient grant management procedures across partnership beneficiaries.
EU Bioeconomy Strategy
mediumPromotes sustainable use of biological resources. Relevant for proposals involving bio-based materials or circular bioeconomy models in urban manufacturing.
If applicable, integration of bio-based solutions and alignment with bioeconomy strategy targets.
AI Continent Action Plan
mediumWhile not a single formal EU policy document, the 'AI Continent Action Plan' broadly refers to the EU's strategic ambition to foster AI development and adoption, positioning Europe as a global leader in trustworthy and human-centric AI. This encompasses initiatives like the Coordinated Plan on Artificial Intelligence, the AI Act, and efforts to build international partnerships and strengthen Europe's AI ecosystem.
Proposals should demonstrate how their AI integration efforts align with the EU's strategic objectives for AI leadership, ethical development, and societal benefit. This includes addressing aspects of trustworthiness, transparency, accountability, and potentially contributing to international cooperation or the global competitiveness of European AI.
EU Competitiveness Compass
mediumHighlights the need for EU industrial leadership in green and digital transitions. Proposals should demonstrate how circular urban manufacturing enhances competitiveness and strategic autonomy.
Clear articulation of how the project strengthens EU industrial competitiveness through circular value chains and innovation.
European Water Resilience Strategy
mediumThe Strategy aims to improve water resilience, including through ecosystem restoration and pollution reduction. The project could address freshwater species decline and propose solutions for water quality and quantity.
Focus on freshwater biodiversity and the role of water management in species decline. Proposals should highlight how their solutions improve water resilience and ecosystem health.
Paris Agreement
mediumThe Paris Agreement is a legally binding international treaty on climate change, aiming to limit global warming to well below 2°C, preferably to 1.5°C, compared to pre-industrial levels. It requires countries to submit Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) outlining their climate action plans.
Evaluators will prioritize proposals that directly contribute to the achievement of African countries’ NDCs by reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing climate resilience. The project should include measurable climate impacts, such as tCO2e emissions reduced, and align with decarbonization and renewable energy deployment goals. Demonstrating how the REV accelerates Africa’s transition to low-carbon energy systems will be critical.
Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework
mediumAdopted under the UN Convention on Biological Diversity (CBD) in 2022, this global framework sets 4 global goals and 23 targets for 2030 to halt and reverse biodiversity loss. It includes key targets on sustainable agriculture, reducing pesticide risks, and integrating biodiversity values across all economic sectors.
Evaluators expect proposals handling agricultural data to demonstrate how data-driven farming practices actively measure, monitor, and support biodiversity conservation and ecological restoration on managed farmlands.
Communication on Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing
lowThe EU Communication 'Building the future with nature: Boosting Biotechnology and Biomanufacturing in the EU' (COM(2024) 137) outlines measures to foster biotechnology innovation and upscale biomanufacturing solutions across agri-food, health, and industrial sectors. It emphasizes streamlining regulatory paths, technology transfer, and sustainable bio-based value chains.
Evaluators expect projects leveraging biological data and bio-technologies to showcase practical routes to market adoption, standardisation, and support for sustainable bioeconomy value chains.
Life Sciences Strategy
lowThe EU's initiatives in life sciences provide strategic frameworks to leverage genomics, bioinformatics, and biological data processing for sustainable agriculture, human health, and bio-industrial development. They emphasize open data sharing, cross-border research infrastructures, and technological sovereignty in biosciences.
Evaluators look for robust data governance models that bridge biological data, agronomic sensors, and life-science analytical tools to drive targeted research and evidence-based farm management.
European Ocean Pact
lowThe Pact aims to protect and restore marine ecosystems, including through sustainable fisheries and pollution reduction. The project must address marine species decline and propose solutions for ocean health.
Focus on marine biodiversity, particularly for species affected by overfishing, pollution, or climate change. Proposals should demonstrate how their solutions contribute to the Pact’s objectives.
Biodiversity Beyond National Jurisdiction Agreement
lowThe BBNJ Agreement (High Seas Treaty) under UNCLOS provides a legally binding framework for the conservation and sustainable use of marine biological diversity in areas beyond national jurisdiction. It covers marine genetic resources, area-based management tools, and environmental impact assessments in international waters.
Evaluators expect proposals touching marine biological resources or high seas conservation governance to show alignment with BBNJ benefit-sharing and impact assessment rules.
EU strategy for outermost regions
lowThe strategy aims to support the sustainable development of EU outermost regions, which often host unique biodiversity. The project could address species decline in these regions and propose tailored solutions.
Focus on biodiversity in outermost regions, if applicable. Proposals should demonstrate how their solutions address the specific challenges of these regions.
Specific requirements
EU space data infrastructures
If the project uses satellite-based Earth observation, positioning, navigation or timing data/services, beneficiaries must use Copernicus and/or Galileo/EGNOS. Other sources may be added but not substitute EU infrastructures.
Civil applications only
Horizon Europe funds exclusively civil applications. Research with exclusive military or dual-use application is excluded.
Gender Equality Plan
Having a Gender Equality Plan (GEP) is an eligibility criterion for public bodies, research organisations, and higher education institutions from Member States and Associated Countries.
Open Science
Mandatory open access to peer-reviewed scientific publications and responsible management of research data (FAIR principles, DMP required).
Submission by specific partnership coordinator
The proposal must be submitted by the coordinator of the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, without prejudice to the possibility to include additional partners.
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described in Annex A and Annex E of the Horizon Europe Work Programme General Annexes.
Proposal page limits and layout: described in Part B of the Application Form available in the Submission System.
described in Annex B of the Work Programme General Annexes.
A number of non-EU/non-Associated Countries that are not automatically eligible for funding have made specific provisions for making funding available for their participants in Horizon Europe projects. See the information in the Horizon Europe Programme Guide.
The following additional eligibility criteria apply: The proposal must be submitted by the coordinator of the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data. This eligibility condition is without prejudice to the possibility to include additional partners.
If projects use satellite-based earth observation, positioning, navigation and/or related timing data and services, beneficiaries must make use of Copernicus and/or Galileo/EGNOS (other data and services may additionally be used).
described in Annex B of the Work Programme General Annexes.
described in Annex C of the Work Programme General Annexes.
The evaluation committee may be composed partially by representatives of EU institutions. If the proposal is successful, the next stage of the procedure will be the grant agreement amendment preparations. If the outcome of amendment preparations is an award decision, the coordinator of the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data will be invited to submit an amendment to the grant agreement, on behalf of the beneficiaries.
are described in Annex D of the Work Programme General Annexes.
are described in Annex F of the Work Programme General Annexes and the Online Manual.
described in Annex F of the Work Programme General Annexes.
This action is intended to be implemented in the form of an amendment of the grant agreement concluded pursuant to topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01.
For the additional activities covered by this action the funding rate is 30% of the eligible costs.
Beneficiaries may provide financial support to third parties (FSTP). The support to third parties can only be provided in the form of grants. As a co-funded European Partnership, providing financial support to third parties (FSTP) is a core activity of this action in order to achieve its objectives. Consequently, the EUR 60 000 threshold laid down in Article 207 of Financial Regulation (EU, Euratom) 2024/2509 does not apply. The maximum amount of FSTP that may be awarded to any single third party is set at EUR 10 million[[However, if the objectives of the action would otherwise be impossible or overly difficult (and duly justified in the proposal) the maximum amount may be higher.
The starting date of grants awarded under this topic may be as of the submission date of the application. Applicants must justify the need for a retroactive starting date in their application. Costs incurred from the starting date of the action may be considered eligible (and will be reflected in the entry into force date of the amendment to the grant agreement).]]. This ceiling is justified by the fact that FSTP is a primary activity of this action, by its expected duration of 7–10 years (exceeding a standard project lifespan), and by the extensive experience gained under predecessor partnerships.
described in Annex G of the Work Programme General Annexes.
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Application form templates — the application form specific to this call is available in the Submission System
Standard application form (HE COFUND Top-up)
Evaluation form templates — will be used with the necessary adaptations
Standard evaluation form (HE COFUND)
Guidance
Model Grant Agreements (MGA)
Call-specific instructions
Information on financial support to third parties (HE)
HE Main Work Programme 2026-2027 – 1. General Introduction
HE Main Work Programme 2026-2027 – 15. General Annexes
HE Framework Programme 2021/695
HE Specific Programme Decision 2021/764
EU Financial Regulation 2024/2509
Decision authorising the use of lump sum contributions under the Horizon Europe Programme
Rules for Legal Entity Validation, LEAR Appointment and Financial Capacity Assessment
EU Grants AGA — Annotated Model Grant Agreement
Funding & Tenders Portal Online Manual
Evaluators will critically examine whether the proposal demonstrates clear continuity with the 2024 Partnership Grant Agreement while presenting robust revisions and strategic additions. Key evaluation priorities include:
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| Scope activities | |||
| SC1Continue to provide support to the European partnership of Agriculture of Data identified in the Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2021-2024 and first implemented under topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01, specifically funding additional activities in view of its intended scope and duration in accordance with Article 24(2) of the Horizon Europe Regulation. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC2Seek to include additional partners, in particular from Member States and Associated countries not yet in the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC3Present additional activities (including additional partners) to be covered by the award primarily in terms of grant agreement revisions. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC4Align with the partnership’s co-created strategic research and innovation agenda. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC5Deliver and give rise to ready-to-use tools, solutions and innovations, seek uptake of results by farmers/agricultural producers, advisors, policy-makers, public administrations and all relevant stakeholders, and provide science-based policy advisory activities. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC6Focus on additional priority activities and when duly justified, on continuation of on-going activities. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC7Create an “umbrella effect” through taking stock, linking and assessing Research and Innovation (R&I) initiatives and use cases, leveraging nationally funded research activities to create critical mass and synergies across borders and supporting defragmentation of the European data landscape. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC8Pool the necessary financial resources from participating national (or regional) research programmes to organise and implement joint calls for transnational proposals resulting in grants to third parties, factoring ample time to run and report on co-funded projects. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC9Consider, where relevant, the data, expertise and services offered by European research infrastructures in the environment, food and digital domains. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| SC10Describe specific additional activities to enhance the partnership’s collaborations at international level. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| Expected outcomes | |||
| EO1Further contribute to the expected outcomes specified in topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, for continuation of the activities in line with already agreed outcomes. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| Other requirements | |||
| REQ1Enhance partnership collaborations at international levelProposals should describe specific additional activities to enhance the partnership's collaborations at international level. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| REQ2Leverage European research infrastructures in environment, food and digital domainsProposals are encouraged to consider, where relevant, the data, expertise and services offered by European research infrastructures (ESFRI portfolio) in the environment, food and digital domains. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| REQ3Mandatory use of Copernicus and Galileo/EGNOS earth observation and positioning dataIf projects use satellite-based earth observation, positioning, navigation and/or related timing data and services, beneficiaries must make use of Copernicus and/or Galileo/EGNOS. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| REQ4Stakeholder uptake across agriculture, advisory, policy, and public administrationThe partnership should seek uptake of ready-to-use tools, solutions, and innovations by farmers/agricultural producers, advisors, policy-makers, public administrations, and all relevant stakeholders, including science-based policy advisory activities. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| REQ5Synergies with EU-CAP Network and EIP-AGRI Operational GroupsActions under this destination should further exploit synergies with the EU-CAP Network, particularly the EIP-AGRI Operational Groups supported by the CAP, to support effective Agricultural Knowledge and Innovation Systems (AKIS). | · | · | Sign up to track |
| REQ6Alignment with EU Mission Restore our Ocean and Waters digital infrastructuresWhen relevant, actions are encouraged to align with the EU Mission 'Restore our Ocean and Waters', leveraging its digital infrastructures (such as the Digital Twin Ocean), stakeholder networks, and knowledge systems. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| REQ7Unlocking R&I potential of EU outermost regionsThe destination supports unlocking the unique assets for research and innovation of the EU outermost regions, in line with the EU strategy for outermost regions. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| Expected impacts | |||
| EI1improved evidence-based knowledge, tools and science-society-policy interfaces support effective policy mixes and multi-level governance that are capable of anticipating a changing world, enabling a just sustainable transition for all, engaging society at large and balancing economic, social and environmental goals; | · | · | Sign up to track |
| EI2competitiveness, sustainability and resilience of the economy are supported by more accessible and interoperable environmental observations and improved Earth Intelligence; | · | · | Sign up to track |
| EI3productivity is boosted and transformative changes required by the European Green Deal are facilitated, leaving no one behind, thanks to enhanced digital and data technologies, flows of existing and new knowledge, solutions and skills among actors and communities, as well as maximised synergies between initiatives. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| Underlying policies | |||
| POL1article 24(2) of the horizon europe regulationArticle 24(2) of Regulation (EU) 2021/695 establishes the legal basis and conditions for implementing European Partnerships, including Co-funded, Co-programmed, and Institutionalised partnerships. It governs governance structures, financial contributions, and the commitment of participating Member States and associated countries. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| POL2horizon europe strategic plan 2021-2024The Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2021-2024 defines the strategic orientations, key strategic orientations (KSOs), and expected impacts for research and innovation investments under Horizon Europe. It establishes the programmatic framework for co-funded European Partnerships and cross-cluster priorities. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| POL3european green dealThe EU Green Deal aims to transform the EU into a fair, healthy, and environmentally sustainable society, with a focus on sustainable food systems. This call aligns with the Green Deal’s goals by addressing the health impacts of diets and promoting resilient, inclusive food systems that support mental well-being. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| POL4common agricultural policyThe Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is one of the EU's longest-standing policies, designed to support farmers and ensure Europe's food security. It has evolved significantly, with the current iteration (2023-2027) placing a stronger emphasis on environmental protection, climate action, and sustainable farming practices through eco-schemes and conditionality. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| POL5european data strategyThe European Data Strategy aims to create a single market for data that ensures Europe's global competitiveness and data sovereignty through common European data spaces. It establishes legislative and infrastructural pillars—including the Data Governance Act and Data Act—to facilitate secure, FAIR, and cross-sector data sharing. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| POL6europe’s digital decade policy programmeDecision (EU) 2022/2481 establishes the Digital Decade Policy Programme 2030, setting concrete targets for EU digital transformation across skills, infrastructures, digital business uptake, and public services. It guides collective investments to secure technological sovereignty and sustainable digital solutions across primary economic sectors. | · | · | Sign up to track |
| POL7eu digital strategy for agricultureThe EU's digital transformation agenda for agriculture promotes smart farming, precision agriculture, and data-driven decision tools to boost farm productivity while minimizing environmental footprints. It focuses on closing rural digital divides, establishing common data spaces, and ensuring farmer-centric technology adoption. | · | · | Sign up to track |
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LMIC entities auto-eligible
Low/middle-income country entities are automatically eligible for funding.
EU space data infrastructures
If the project uses satellite-based Earth observation, positioning, navigation or timing data/services, beneficiaries must use Copernicus and/or Galileo/EGNOS. Other sources may be added but not substitute EU infrastructures.
Civil applications only
Horizon Europe funds exclusively civil applications. Research with exclusive military or dual-use application is excluded.
Gender Equality Plan
Having a Gender Equality Plan (GEP) is an eligibility criterion for public bodies, research organisations, and higher education institutions from Member States and Associated Countries.
Open Science
Mandatory open access to peer-reviewed scientific publications and responsible management of research data (FAIR principles, DMP required).
Submission by specific partnership coordinator
The proposal must be submitted by the coordinator of the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, without prejudice to the possibility to include additional partners.
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A proposal not submitted by the coordinator of the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01 will be rejected at the eligibility check. This top-up action requires seamless programmatic continuation, meaning the existing coordinator must lead the grant agreement amendment process and justify any inclusion of new partners.
Source: Eligibility rules
Evaluators will strictly assess the credible onboarding of research ministries, funding bodies, and operational actors from currently unrepresented Member States and Associated Countries. Expanding territorial coverage is not an optional addition but a primary evaluation metric designed to defragment the European agricultural data landscape.
Source: evaluation_pre_award
Financial Support to Third Parties (FSTP) is the primary mechanism of this COFUND action, featuring an exceptionally high ceiling of up to €10 million per third party. Evaluators will heavily scrutinize the proposal's FSTP Operational Excellence, specifically the governance mechanisms used to pool national resources, manage transnational joint calls, and enforce open data rules across funded sub-projects.
Source: evaluation_pre_award
Any proposed solutions utilizing satellite-based earth observation or positioning data must explicitly integrate Copernicus and/or Galileo/EGNOS to meet eligibility conditions. Furthermore, evaluators will score the demonstrated interoperability with these systems and the Common European Agriculture Data Space to ensure the delivery of ready-to-use digital tools for farmers and policy makers.
Source: Eligibility rules
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