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Call open: Sustainable Science Fund | NWO Developments such as climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution pose urgent challenges to our society. Science plays a crucial role in understanding, preventing and dealing with these sustainability issues. But science itself also has an interest in more sustainable working methods.
This applies to all scientific disciplines. Consider CO₂ emissions from mobility, energy and data use, or material consumption in laboratories. How can we use research to contribute to knowledge about sustainability and ensure that research across all disciplines is conducted in a sustainable manner?
The urgency for more sustainable practices is widely felt in the scientific sector, but the right tools, resources and time are often lacking. The same applies to effective collaboration in this area. Existing initiatives are often fragmented and exchange is limited.
With the call 'Sustainable Science Fund', NWO wants to promote sustainability enabling researchers to carry out their research with as little environmental impact as possible. Sustainable research practices contribute to becoming more future proof, risk mitigation, efficiency and cost reduction.
In addition, it is apt for science to set an example in societal transitions such as the climate transition, and to develop new knowledge and innovations that can be widely applied in society. Sustainability is not the expertise of every researcher. Not everyone has the right knowledge and perspective to initiate real transformation.
The key to effective sustainability in science therefore lies in collaboration. Within science itself, between the scientific sector and societal partners, and with partners from the knowledge chain. This call therefore aims to stimulate (transdisciplinary) collaboration, knowledge exchange and networking between researchers and other important (societal) actors.
Applications may be submitted by individuals or consortia. Individuals may submit an application as a project partner if they have an appointment with a research organisation or a civil society organisation for at least the duration of the application process and the proposed project. More information about the call A total of €1,000,000 is available for this call.
A maximum of €50,000 can be requested per application. The deadline for submitting applications is Tuesday 27 January 2026, before 14:00:00 CET. For this call for proposals, we use a peer review principle, with the main applicants also acting as assessors.
Submitting an application Applications must be submitted via the online application system ISAAC. More information about this can be found on the funding page This call is part of the ‘Science in Transition’ programme line developed by NWO and KIN. Within this programme line, KIN is looking for new ways of collaborating, conducting research and financing.
The aim is to develop practices and processes that facilitate the dialogue between science and practice so that transformative solutions can emerge that accelerate the necessary transitions. The call ‘ Transformative Practices and Processes for Climate Transitions ’ is also currently running within this programme line.
On 25 November and 9 December, KIN organised online information sessions about this call and the call and the call 'Transformative Practices and Processes for Climate Transitions', which also falls under the 'Science in Transition' programme line. Would you like to view the presentation from the information sessions? Please contact programmas@hetkin.
nl . programmas@hetkin. nl .
Sustainability is a core component of NWO's strategy. NWO focuses on its subsidy policy, employment practices, the NWO institutes and cooperation at national and international level. This call contributes to gaining a better understanding of existing initiatives, current issues and needs in order to make research more sustainable.
It also stimulates dialogue with the field. This is a good first step towards embedding sustainability in the grant policy and NWO's role as a connector within the knowledge sector. About the Dutch Climate Research Initiative (KIN) The Dutch Climate Research Initiative (KIN) is the network institute of the Dutch Research Council that facilitates the flow of knowledge from science to practice and vice versa.
KIN breaks down existing barriers in the system and encourages collaboration. This enables us to accelerate progress together and allows knowledge to make a real difference in the transition to a climate-neutral and climate-resilient future. Do you have any questions?
Attend one of the online information sessions or send an email to programmas@hetkin. nl . Public administration & political science Computers and the humanities Life sciences and medicine Music, theatre, performing arts and media Religious studies and theology
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Researchers and research institutions aiming to promote sustainability in scientific research practices and reduce the environmental impact of research. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows maximum €50,000 (total €1,000,000 available). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Sustainable Science Fund is funded by NWO (Dutch Research Council) in collaboration with Climate Research Initiative Netherlands (KIN). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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