EUEurope·Grant

CFAs: Advancing Digital Twins for Climate, Environment and Security

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EnvironmentTechnology

About this grant

The European Commission is funding projects that develop advanced digital twin technologies to improve civil security, climate resilience, disaster preparedness, and risk-informed decision-making across Europe and neighbouring regions. With a total budget of €15 million, this …

Key facts

Funding amount£1 – £1M (non-repayable)
Deadline16 Jun 2026
Grant typeGrant
Funding typeGrant
CountryEurope
Funding bodyNot specified
IndustriesEnvironment, Technology

What the funding covers

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How to apply

  1. 1Step 1: Confirm legal eligibility by ensuring the organisation complies with Horizon Europe rules, including country participation status and entity eligibility conditions
  2. 2Step 2: Build a strong multidisciplinary consortium including technical experts, domain specialists, end users, and representatives from climate, security, AI, Earth observation, and policy domains
  3. 3Step 3: Define a clear climate-environment-security use case focused on practical, high-impact, and policy-relevant applications with operational relevance
  4. 4Step 4: Design at least three demonstrable application areas (MVPs), each showing real-world relevance, usability, and user testing validation
  5. 5Step 5: Plan the digital twin architecture including modelling logic, data flows, modular design, interoperability, scalability, and future dataset integration
  6. 6Step 6: Develop a robust data integration plan combining satellite, statistical, in situ, and UAV data while addressing governance, security, and access control
  7. 7Step 7: Demonstrate how AI and machine learning enhance outcomes with clearly defined decision-support functions and avoid generic or vague AI claims
  8. 8Step 8: Ensure DestinE compatibility by providing a clear integration pathway with Destination Earth infrastructure, data labs, and AI-enabled ecosystems
  9. 9Step 9: Prioritise usability for non-technical users through dashboards, simulations, or 3D interfaces that support decision-making and interpretation
  10. 10Step 10: Address trustworthy AI and risk governance including validation, robustness, reliability, ethical safeguards, and mitigation of harmful or misleading outputs
  11. 11Step 11: Prepare a strong implementation and impact plan covering deployment, testing, stakeholder adoption, and long-term resilience and preparedness benefits

Application tips

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FUNDING AMOUNT£1 – £1MNon-repayable grant
DEADLINE16 Jun 2026
GRANT TYPEGrant
COUNTRYEUEurope
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