Rural First Responder Naloxone Grant

Inspire Grants for Small Museums (2027) is sponsored by Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS). Inspire Grants for Small Museums fund project-based efforts by small museums of all disciplines. This includes small rural or remote institutions and first-time federal applicants. Funds support educational programs and collection stewardship, among other project types. Applicants must align their project with lifelong learning or collection stewardship and access objectives.

Rural Economic Diversification and Infrastructure Program (REDIP) - Economic Capacity is sponsored by Province of British Columbia (Ministry of Jobs and Economic Growth). REDIP-EC aims to build the economic capacity of small rural communities and provide or improve their ability to support economic diversification. This includes community assessment projects to identify needs and opportunities, and capacity building projects.

Additional activities for the European Partnership of Agriculture of Data is sponsored by European Commission — Horizon Europe. Expected Outcome: The successful proposal is expected to further contribute to the expected outcomes specified in topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, for continuation of the activities in line with already agreed outcomes. Scope: The objective of this action is to continue to provide support to the European partnership of Agriculture of Data identified in the Horizon Europe Strategic Plan 2021-2024 and first implemented under the topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data, and in particular to fund additional activities (which may also be undertaken by additional partners) in view of its intended scope and duration, and in accordance with Article 24(2) of the Horizon Europe Regulation. The consortium which applied to and received funding under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01: European Partnership of Agriculture of Data is uniquely placed to submit a proposal to continue the envisioned partnership. Not only did this consortium submit the proposal leading to the identification of the partnership in the Horizon Europe strategic planning 2021-2024, it has also been implementing the partnership through a co-funded call launched in year 2024 and a number of internal activities, including research projects, based on this planning and further to topic HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01. In this context, the current consortium has unique expertise in relation to the objectives of the partnership, the activities to be implemented in particular through financial support to third parties and internal activities clearly required/envisioned pursuant to the initial proposal/partnership. In practice, another consortium could not continue the activities of the partnership underway without significant disruption to the ongoing activities, if at all. The partnership should seek to include additional partners, in particular from Member States and Associated countries not yet in the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01. While the award of a grant to continue the Partnership in accordance with this call should be based on a proposal submitted by the coordinator of the consortium funded under HORIZON-CL6-2024-GOVERNANCE-02-01 and the additional activities (which may include additional partners) to be funded by the grant should be subject to an evaluation, this evaluation should take into account the existing context and the scope of the initial evaluation as relevant, and related obligations enshrined in the grant agreement. Taking into account that the present action is a continuation of the existing topic and foresees an amendment to an existing grant agreement, the proposal should present additional activities (including additional partners) to be covered by the award primarily in terms of grant agreement revisions. The proposal submitted to this call should align with the partnership’s co-created strategic research and innovation agenda. Through its activities, the partnership should deliver and give rise to ready-to-use tools, solutions and innovations, seek uptake of results by farmers/agricultural producers, advisors, policy-makers, public administrations and all relevant stakeholders, and provide science-based policy advisory activities. The proposal should focus on additional priority activities and when duly justified, on continuation of on-going activities. The partnership should create an “umbrella effect” through taking stock, linking and, assessing Research and Innovation (R&I) initiatives and use cases. It should leverage on nationally funded research activities to create critical mass and synergies across borders and also support defragmentation of the European data landscape. It should also pool the necessary financial resources from the participating national (or regional) research programmes with a view to organising and implementing joint calls for transnational proposals resulting in grants to third parties, for Programme areas: Agriculture, Forestry and Rural Areas, Environmental Observation, Food, Bioeconomy Natural Resources, Agriculture and Environment, Global Challenges and European Industrial Competitiveness, Horizon Europe (HORIZON) Keywords: Data protection and privacy, Data value chains, Digital data, Digital services, Digital skills, Earth Observation / Services and applications, Technologies and Use Cases Dimension, Web and information systems, database systems, information retrieval and digital libraries, data fusion, Artificial intelligence, Copernicus, Data, Digital, Digital transition, EO, Earth observation, FMIS, Farm management Systems, Geospatial, Hi-tech, Precision farming, Satellite, Satellite data, Smart farming, common standards, data aggregation, data base, data marketplace, data storage, data tools, geospatial data, interoperability, pre-processing, technology, training data