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Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) - cofund partnership

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The Driving Urban Transitions (DUT) cofund partnership funds transnational research projects that support cities in becoming climate-neutral and climate-resilient, delivered through FWO for Belgium-based partners in a Horizon Europe cofund scheme. Applicants must join a transnational consortium rather than apply as a single team, and Belgian researchers apply through FWO's national funding track within the wider European call.

Details

Funder FWO
Consortium Required — transnational research consortium across participating countries
Eligible countries BE

Eligibility & scope

Cofund partnership call for research accelerating urban transitions towards climate-neutral and climate-resilient futures; Flemish applicants apply via FWO within a transnational consortium.

Who Should Apply

  • Researchers based at Belgian institutions eligible for FWO funding
  • Teams able to join a transnational Horizon Europe cofund consortium
  • Projects focused on climate-neutral or climate-resilient urban transitions
  • Applicants with partners across multiple participating countries

Key Dates

  • Listed on Grantsby as of 6 September 2026, check FWO and DUT partnership sites for the current call deadline

Tips for Applicants

  • Secure transnational consortium partners early, since a solo Belgian application is not eligible under this cofund structure.
  • Align the project's urban transition angle with the DUT partnership's climate-neutral and climate-resilient priorities before drafting the proposal.
  • Confirm Belgian eligibility rules with FWO separately from the general Horizon Europe DUT call requirements, since funding flows through the national agency.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who funds the DUT cofund partnership in Belgium?

FWO funds the Belgian portion of the Driving Urban Transitions cofund partnership under Horizon Europe.

Do I need international partners to apply for the DUT cofund partnership?

Yes, the call requires participation in a transnational consortium as part of the Horizon Europe cofund structure.

What kind of research does the DUT cofund partnership support?

It supports research aimed at accelerating urban transitions toward a climate-neutral and climate-resilient future.

Can researchers outside Belgium apply through FWO for this grant?

No, FWO funding under this call is available to eligible Belgian researchers, who must still join a transnational consortium.

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