RAMP Joint Transnational Call 2026
Grant Cascade funding
General information
Opening date: 23 June 2026 Deadline model: multiple cut-off Deadline date: 22 September 2026 23:59 (Brussels time) 15 February 2027 23:59 (Brussels time)
Status: Open For Submission
Expected duration of participation: 36 months Total funding available: 41 000 000,00 €
Project acronym: RAMP Full name of the EU funded project: Raw Materials Partnership for the Green and Digital Transition Grant agreement number: 101286492 Topic: HORIZON-CL4-INDUSTRY-2025-01-MATERIALS-64 - EU Co-funded Partnership on raw materials for the green and digital transition (Co-funded partnership Raw Materials for the Green and Digital Transition)
Submission & evaluation process
Two-stage transnational call. Pre-proposals must be submitted by the date indicated as “call deadline” and undergo central and national/regional eligibility checks. Pre-proposals which meet eligibility requirements are evaluated centrally by a panel of independent international experts. Shortlisted consortia are invited to submit full proposals by the date indicated as “call deadline 2” (invitation only), which are again checked for eligibility and evaluated by independent international experts. Proposals may be subject to review by an independent ethics advisory board, whose assessment can lead to a veto on funding ethically non‑compliant projects. Final funding decisions are taken by the participating national/regional funders according to their own procedures.
Further information
RAMP Joint Transnational Call 2026 supports transnational research and innovation projects across the raw materials value chain for the green and digital transition. More information, call documents, templates and submission guidance are available on the RAMP call website: https://ramprawmaterials.eu/call/ramp-joint-call-2026
Latest amendments (2 June 2026):
- Addition of new call partner countries/regions (South Africa, Portugal Central Region)
- Minor editorial corrections
Task description
Funding research and innovation projects across the raw materials value chain, including primary and secondary supply, design and production, circularity, and value-chain analysis. Projects should contribute to sustainable raw material supply, efficient use, circular economy practices, and reduced social and environmental impacts.