| 📆 Opens: 26 February 2026📆 Closes: 26 April 2026 📍 Scope: Climate Change-Related Risks - integrating hazard, exposure, and vulnerabilityResearchers, policymakers, industry professionals, public authorities and other stakeholders are invited to apply for sponsored Transnational Access (TA) to Europe’s leading research infrastructures addressing climate-change-driven risks. This third call highlights the importance of combining several IRISCC services, cross-disciplinary approaches, and integration of Climate Change-Related Risks determinants in your project design. Learn More |
| Access world-class European research infrastructures, including facilities, platforms, expertise, and scientific support.Integrate Virtual Access (VA) resources with TA for combined experimental and digital workflows.Support for multi-RI and interdisciplinary projects, including environmental, social sciences, engineering, biomedical, chemical, and digital domains.Travel & subsistence costs may be supported (up to €2,000 per project), subject to availability. We encourage early planning due to limited funds.Contribute to evidence-based solutions for climate change adaptation, mitigation, and societal resilience. |
| How to Apply for TA Check eligibility from the Access Call Handbook and our FAQ pageExplore the Catalogue of Services to identify suitable installations and servicesSubmit your TA application via the TA PortalYou will be able to utilise services and contribute to solutions for climate change risk adaptation & mitigation View FAQ - Explore Service Catalogue - Submit TA Application |
| Continuous Access Options Virtual Access (VA) Available anytime, no proposal needed. Gain access to high-quality datasets, virtual platforms, and analytical tools. Access through VA portal Access Virtual Tools Fast-Track Access Continuous submissions for emergencies & from Ukrainian researchers. Swift evaluation ensures timely access to critical infrastructures and expertise. Submit Fast-Track Proposal |
| Detailed guidance on disciplinarity, multi-RI engagement, and Climate change risk integration is available on the call page. Training resources are provided to help you design competitive proposals. In case of questions, we suggest you check our Handbook, FAQ page or contact us directly. |
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