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€900K Open Innovation Call | PRIMARY PRIMARY is excited to announce our upcoming Open Call, offering €900,000 in funding to support innovative partnerships that will validate, adapt and scale sustainable agricultural solutions across Europe.
We’re seeking dynamic consortia of 2-3 partners who will: Validate and refine PRIMARY’s proven business models for agricultural waste valorisation Demonstrate the replicability and scalability of PRIMARY’s innovative processes in new European regions Generate practical evidence of technical feasibility, economic viability, and sustainability under real rural conditions Develop profitable value chains from underutilised agricultural feedstocks €150,000 maximum for 3-partner consortia €100,000 maximum for 2-partner consortia €50,000 maximum per individual partner Our Open Call will fund 6-9 groundbreaking sub-projects.
We welcome applications from consortia that include: At least one technical partner (capable of testing/applying/validating the technology/process) At least one partner from either: Public sector: universities, research institutions, public bodies Private sector: primary producers, cooperatives, start-ups, SMEs, NGOs Call launch: March 9, 2026 Call deadline: June 8, 2026 Project implementation: November 2026 – April 2028 Duration: 1-18 months per sub-project Join a European movement towards sustainable agriculture and circular economy.
Our programme offers not just funding, but the opportunity to be part of validated, replicable solutions that can transform rural economies and environmental sustainability. Proposals will be submitted digitally through the opencalls. fund platform.
Proposals must be submitted before the deadline on June 8 , 2026, at 17:00 CET/Brussels time. By applying to PRIMARY Open Call, applicants automatically accept the terms and conditions of the Open Call as described in the Open Call kit. For any questions or clarifications regarding the PRIMARY Open Call, please contact at primary@opencalls.
fund. Annex 1: Call for Evaluators Annex 2: Open Call Text (Fiche) Annex 3: Hand-out Summary Annex 4: Applicants Guide Annex 5: Proposal Template Annex 7: Consortium Declaration Annex 8: Declaration of Honour Annex 10: Model Sub-grant Agreement Annex 11: Bank Account Information This website uses Google Analytics to collect anonymous information such as the number of visitors to the site, and the most popular pages.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Consortia, including farmers, cooperatives, and regional partners, in Europe. PRIMARY is a Horizon Europe project with a 12-partner consortium spanning Finland, Greece, and Estonia. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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PRIMARY Open Call for Agricultural Bioeconomy Innovation is funded by Horizon Europe (PRIMARY project). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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