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NWO's KIC call on AI for agriculture, horticulture, water and food puts EUR 7,000,000 behind public-private consortia applying artificial intelligence across the Dutch agrifood and water sectors, with proposals due 13 October 2026 before 14:00 CEST. Individual consortia can request between EUR 600,000 and EUR 1,840,000. The scope is deliberately wide along the readiness axis: proposals may apply and further develop existing AI algorithms, or they may demonstrate a proof of principle relevant to the agriculture, horticulture, water and food sectors, so both applied deployment work and earlier-stage method development are in play. What distinguishes a KIC call from a standard research grant is the Knowledge and Innovation Covenant structure itself - proposals must be built as public-private consortia with genuine private sector involvement, and the strength and commitment of those industry partners weighs heavily in assessment. For an AI group, that means the binding constraint is usually finding growers, water authorities, food processors or agritech firms willing to commit resources and data, not the technical proposal. The Netherlands is an unusually dense environment for this given the concentration of horticulture and agrifood research around Wageningen, and the call is a recurring feature of the KIC programme, so groups that miss this round have a reasonable expectation of a future one.
Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) is sponsored by Embassy of Japan in Kenya. The Grant Assistance for Grassroots Human Security Projects (GGP) provides financial support to non-profit organizations in Kenya implementing community-level projects that improve quality of life and strengthen human security. The program supports grassroots development initiatives in education, health care, water and sanitation, and agriculture or fishery. Funding can be used for infrastructure, equipment, and related training.