Collective projects

Expected Outcome

Projects are expected to contribute to the following expected outcomes:

COESO’s Open Call is now closed. The information here is a documentation and a resource for others about how our cascade funding project was administered.

Our 5 new pilot projects were chosen during a process that ran from November 2021 until May 2022 (details of the application procedure can be read in the “COESO Open Call Guide for Applicants” below). The COESO project team and the COESO advisory board thank the many applicants from around Europe and beyond who took the time to share their innovative SSH citizen science project ideas with us.

The European Union Prize for Citizen Science recognizes outstanding achievements in the advancement of knowledge through the empowerment of civil society for the development of the future.

The Prize honors Citizen Science Initiatives in the European Research Area that enact change, expand knowledge, and demonstrate innovative Open Science processes that rethink existing practices while addressing social, cultural, environmental, educational, and political advancement.

Everything you need to apply for The IMPETUS Accelerator Programme

Two grant types are available:

RadoNorm is looking to fund and support citizen science initiatives related to radon testing or radon mitigation in radon prone areas. RadoNorm is seeking to partner with:

The Transatlantic Research Partnership (TRP) offers a 2-year grant for collaborative research projects, jointly implemented by US-based and France-based scholars. This program inseminates an interdisciplinary community of France- and US-educated researchers, supporting their mobility and strengthening their research’s impact on academia and communities.

Project results are expected to contribute to all of the following expected outcomes: