Historical and regional analyses of industrial transitions and their lessons for ensuring a fair green transition
Horizon Europe Cluster 2 Culture, Creativity and Inclusive Society – Innovative Research on Social and Economic Transformations
Amount not specified
16/09/2025
Non-profit, Private Business, Research Institution, Public Institution, Other
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What is the Historical and regional analyses of industrial transitions and their lessons for ensuring a fair green transition Call?
Expected Outcomes
Scope Requirements
• Address labour market imbalances via cross‐country/regional mobility and context‐adapted training and skilling policies
• Study mechanisms of geographic labour mobility for EU citizens and third‐country nationals, incorporating a gender perspective
• Investigate firm adaptation strategies to upgrade existing businesses in a circular, cost‐ and resource‐efficient manner without factory closures
• Analyse past energy and industrial transitions to extract lessons on political feasibility and economic readjustment
• Employ a whole ecosystem, multi‐disciplinary SSH approach, focusing on policies for job creation, upskilling, labour mobility, business model diversification, and worker experiences
• Explore the role of social conflicts, compromises, and the involvement of social partners in shaping transitions
• Consider megatrends such as labour‐saving technological innovation and demographic change, and their disproportionate impacts
• Leverage European Research Infrastructures (federated under EOSC and relevant Data Spaces) and ensure produced data adhere to FAIR principles
• Select and integrate the relevant destination description (Democracy, Heritage, or Social and Economic Transformations) from the 2025 Work Programme when preparing proposals
Special Conditions
• Part B proposal page limit: 50 pages; mandatory submission of detailed budget table using the template in the Submission System
• Eligibility and admissibility per General Annexes: eligible countries (Annex B), financial and operational capacity (Annex C), exclusion rules; evaluation criteria, scoring, thresholds (Annex D), processes and timeline (Annex F)
• Applicants must select the relevant Destination from the Work Programme and consider its description when preparing proposals
• Data produced must be FAIR; proposals should leverage EOSC and Data Spaces
• International cooperation is encouraged where relevant
• Use standard application, evaluation, and lump‐sum MGA templates and call‐specific instructions as provided in the Submission System
• Compliance with the European Pillar of Social Rights, EU equality and inclusion strategies, and just transition policy framework is expected
Open from: 15/05/2025
Deadline:16/09/2025
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