Open calls and preannouncements

Supported by the European Commission as part of the Horizon Europe programme, the fourth joint call for proposals from the Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) partnership continues the work of the JPI Urban Europe initiative. Bringing together 28 countries and 67 partners, it supports the European innovation ecosystem in the urban field for the fourth consecutive year. In France, the National Research Agency (ANR) participate in this call by funding the french partners.

The fourth Joint Call 2025 of the Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETPartnership), co-funded by the European Commission under the Horizon Europe programme, brings together over 35 funding agencies from 28 countries. This coordinated effort aims to support innovative projects that advance the energy transition. In France, the French National Research Agency (ANR) and the Pays de la Loire Region Council are participating of this call.

Funding agencies from Europe and Africa and JPI Climate are launching an international call for proposals to fund research projects and innovation, “Climate Services for Risk Reduction in West Africa”. The overall strategic aim of the CS4RRA initiative is to develop pathways to climate-resilience in Western Africa by contributing to long-term multinational cooperation.

En facilitant la mise en relation entre laboratoires publics de recherche et acteurs socio-économiques dans le cadre de contrats de collaboration de recherche, le programme Carnot vise à renforcer l’établissement de liens forts entre ces deux types d’acteurs.

L'objectif du Programme et Equipements Prioritaires de Recherche (PEPR) O2R est d’amorcer une mue de la robotique pour créer une nouvelle génération de robots capables soutenant de manière fluide et adaptative une diversité d’activités humaines pour produire un service pertinent et fiable et d’adaptation sociale dans leurs interactions afin de produire des services adaptés, réactifs et fiables aux citoyens. Pour atteindre ces objectifs, le programme de recherche O2R propose une approche pluridisciplinaire intégrant les sciences humaines et sociales, les sciences du numérique, les sciences du vivant et les sciences de l’ingénieur dans un programme de recherche dédié à la création de robots organiques associant les communautés de la robotique et des sciences sociales. Cette intrication des sciences humaines et sociales et de la robotique vise au développement d’un usage pertinent et fiable de ces robots afin de créer une nouvelle génération de robots au service de l'humain et à stimuler, dans une optique prospective, une réflexion plus globale sur le rapport entre robotique et société. Repenser les usages, le rapport entre robotique et société, et de manière plus générale, technologies et sociétés, par une démarche réflexive est au cœur du programme.

The Belmont Forum, an international partnership of research funding organizations of which ANR is a member, is launching a call for proposals in the area of oceanic science. The call, entitled “OCEAN 2: Towards the Ocean We Want : Biodiversity and Ecosystem Sustainability for Nature and Human Well-being”, aims at coordinating actions and projects through a transdisciplinary approach, fostering co-creation, co-design, and co-implementation of innovative solutions to address global environmental challenges related to the ocean, its biodiversity from genes to ecosystems.

The Belmont Forum, an international partnership of research funding organizations of which ANR is a member, is launching a call for proposals in the area of risk science. The call, entitled “Resilience”, is designed to foster transdisciplinary research around vulnerability and resilience management for socio-environmental systems in exposed territories.

Biodiversa+ is launching its new transnational research call co-funded by the European Commission: “BiodivConnect”. This call will fund inter- and transdisciplinary research to restore ecosystem functioning, integrity, and connectivity across all types of ecosystems and habitats, worldwide.

The France 2030 plan aims to bolster France’s global position in the area of innovation and research. To confirm its position at the highest international level, France is investing massively across the entire value chain, from fundamental research to innovation and experimentation. To remain competitive, it is putting in place the resources needed to innovate, transform, promote and attract or retain the best international talents in France.

In the frame of the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine, EP PerMed, (supported by the European Union under Horizon Europe, Grant Agreement N° 101137129), the French National Research Agency (ANR), in collaboration with 19 funding organisations, launches a joint transnational call for proposals as Research, Innovation and Technology Call on “Test and Demonstration of Multimodal Data Approaches for Personalised Medicine, acronym: MultiPMData2026”. The available budget for this call is over 14.8 Mio€.

The French Research Agency is participating in the Joint Transnational Call “PREVENT-OO” launched under the umbrella of the Partnership ERA4Health (“Fostering a European Research Area for Health”). The call will fund research that improves the understanding of the causes for obesity, overweight and associated complications by using a mechanistic/experimental approach, as well as studies that employ public health strategies to prevent the onset and progression of overweight and obesity in transitional periods of life.

Le PEPR ATLASea a pour objectif de séquencer et analyser des milliers de génomes de référence issus de la biodiversité marine. Il s’inscrit dans une dynamique internationale dont le but est de mieux comprendre le vivant à travers l’analyse de génomes représentatifs de sa diversité et issus de centaines de millions d’années d’évolution.

Le PEPR ATLASea, piloté par le CNRS et le CEA, a pour objectif de séquencer et analyser des milliers de génomes de référence issus de la biodiversité marine. Dans le contexte du Earth Biogenome Project et du European Reference Genome Atlas, ATLASea s’inscrit dans une dynamique internationale dont le but est de mieux comprendre le vivant à travers l’analyse de génomes représentatifs de sa diversité et issus de centaines de millions d’années d’évolution. A l’heure où la biodiversité est soumise à une pression anthropique accrue, il est urgent de réaliser cet inventaire, dont l’une des applications est d’accroître notre capacité à étudier, surveiller et préserver les écosystèmes. La biodiversité marine est un enjeu particulièrement important car elle est mal connue mais cependant cruciale pour les équilibres naturels, tant physiques (production d’oxygène, séquestration du carbone) que biologiques. La France dispose de la deuxième zone économique exclusive marine au monde, et est dotée d’atouts importants pour l’étude de sa biodiversité marine. Ainsi, le PEPR ATLASea fédère des acteurs clés comme le CNRS, le CEA, le Muséum national d’Histoire naturelle (MNHN), l’Ifremer, Sorbonne Université, l’Université Aix-Marseille, Paris Sciences Lettres, et plusieurs stations marines autour de trois projets ciblés : DIVE-Sea pour l’échantillonnage, SEQ-Sea pour le séquençage, et BYTE-Sea pour l’infrastructure informatique.

ANR is launching its 20th Franco-German call for proposals in Social Sciences and Humanities and (SSH) in collaboration with the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG).

In the frame of the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine, EP PerMed, (supported by the European Union under Horizon Europe, Grant Agreement N° 101137129), the French National Research Agency (ANR), in collaboration with 38 funding organisations, launches a joint transnational call for proposals on “Personalised Medicine for CARdiovascular, MEtabolic and kidNey diseases, acronym: CARMEN2026”. The available budget for this call is over 38 Mio€.

Les cancers pédiatriques représentent la première cause de mortalité liée à une maladie chez les enfants en Europe, responsables de 20 % des décès après la période néonatale. De plus, deux tiers des survivants subissent des effets à long terme des traitements, souvent suffisamment sévères pour altérer la qualité de vie quotidienne et limiter la participation socioéconomique d’au moins la moitié d’entre eux. Au-delà de leur fardeau sanitaire élevé, les cancers pédiatriques du cerveau partagent plusieurs caractéristiques majeures : (i) ils prennent probablement racine dans des erreurs précoces de décisions de destinée cellulaire, se traduisant par des dérèglements de lignage ; (ii) ils apparaissent vraisemblablement durant des fenêtres de développement embryonnaire spécifiques, alors que le système immunitaire est encore immature ; (iii) ils impliquent à la fois des altérations génétiques et épigénétiques ; et (iv) les composants de la chromatine y jouent un rôle central.

Une meilleure caractérisation du microbiome et des liens entre l'alimentation, les microbiomes en santé humaine ainsi qu'une meilleure compréhension des interactions entre les comportements de consommation, l'information fournie aux consommateurs et les modèles de production alimentaire sont les principaux défis que le programme Systèmes Alimentaires, Microbiomes et Santé, PEPR SAMS, a été chargé d'aborder.

During the second meeting of the Franco Indian Joint Committee for Science and Technology held in Delhi, it was agreed that the French National Research Agency (ANR) and the Department of Science and Technology (DST) of the Government of India agreed to launch new calls for co-funded projects in order to continue and intensify scientific cooperation between France and India.

The AGROECOLOGY partnership, co-funded by the European Union in the framework of Horizon Europe, joining the European Commission as well as 72 partners across 26 countries Member states, associated countries, and third countries, is a research and innovation program that aims at quickening the agroecological transition by developing a network of living labs et research infrastructure, allowing the production of innovating solutions by a multilateral approach and real condition situations experimenting.

The second ERDERA call aims at facing the challenges of diagnosis in rare diseases. Accurately diagnosing RDs is a major challenge, with approximately 50% of individuals with a suspected rare genetic condition remaining undiagnosed or misdiagnosed despite standard clinical genetics care. In addition, RDs of non-genetic origin - estimated to account for about 10% of all RD cases - remain an under-investigated area. On average, it takes around 5 years to establish an accurate diagnosis for people living with a RD (PLWRD). Given the complexity of these disorders, multiple and complementary diagnostic approaches are required. This complexity underpins the objectives of this call.

The European Partnership for a sustainable Future of Food Systems (FutureFoodS) hereby pre-announces the 2nd co-funded call for transnational research projects.

The joint LEAP-SE 2026 call is the second call of the COFUND LEAP-SE, cofunded by the European Union as part of the Horizon Europe programme. For France, the ANR is participating in the financing of this call, jointly with the LARI (La Réunion Innovation – La Réunion).

In the framework of its 2025 Work Programme, the French National Research Agency (ANR) proposes the SRSEI call with a continuous submission format throughout the year.

The French National Research Agency is joining the 4th transnational call for proposals launched within the framework of the Transforming Health and Care Systems (THCS) Partnership « Inequalities in access to and utilisation of health and care services ».

The Sustainable Blue Economy Partnership is launching its third joint transnational call entitled “Digitalisation and Innovation for Resilient Marine Ecosystems, Businesses, and Communities to Strengthen the EU Blue Economy Competitiveness”. The Partnership pledges to boost green and digital transitions of economic activities related to the regional sea basins bordering the EU, namely the Atlantic Ocean, the Baltic Sea, the Black sea, the Mediterranean Sea and the North Sea.

The French National Research Agency (ANR) participates in an international call for projects launched by the EUP OHAMR (European Partnership on One-Health AMR). The call will involve 37 funding organizations from 28 countries. The total budget will be over 31 million euros. Proposals will be evaluated in two steps. The action will be launched on November 18th 2025 and applicants will have up to February 2nd 2026 to submit their pre-proposals.

Funding Organisations from 30 countries all over Europe and beyond are pleased to announce a Joint Transnational Call (JTC) for research and innovation projects on “Water and health”.