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Projelere Bursiyer Dahil Edilmesi için Yapılması Gerekenler

Projelere dahil edilecek bursiyerlerin, proje sözleşmesinin yürürlüğe girdiği tarihten itibaren 1 yıl içinde belirlenmesi gerekmektedir.

Aşağıdaki belgelerin BİDEB Proje Takip Sistemi'ne yüklenmesi sonrasında proje kapsamında desteklenen bursiyerlerin burs ödemeleri başlatılır. Bursiyerlerle ilgili yasal yükümlülüklerin yerine getirilmesinden yönetici kurum sorumludur.

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Bu çağrının amacı, Avrupa Birliği fonlarından ülkemize geri dönüş oranını artırmak için araştırmacıların önemli bir keşif ve/veya buluş yapma potansiyeli içeren ERC’ye yeniden sunacakları proje önerilerini iyileştirmek/güçlendirmek ve Avrupa Araştırma Konseyi (ERC)’den destek alabilmelerini sağlamak için destek vermektir. Bu çağrı duyurusu, programa başvuran ve/veya bu program kapsamında desteklenen araştırmacılar ile ilgili işlem ve yükümlülükleri kapsar. TÜBİTAK işbu çağrı duyurusu üzerinde değişiklik yapma hakkını her zaman saklı tutar.

Destek Kapsamı

Burs dönemleri Şubat-Temmuz ve Ağustos-Ocak aylarını kapsayacak şekilde iki dönem olarak belirlenmiştir. Başvurular, Şubat-Temmuz burs dönemi için Ağustos ayında, Ağustos-Ocak burs dönemi için Şubat ayında alınır. Performans bursları, başvuru yapılan burs dönemi içinde TÜBİTAK destekli projelerde bursiyer olarak görev alınan süreler dikkate alınarak geriye dönük ödenir. Bir aylık bursa hak kazanılabilmesi için o ay içinde bir projede en az 10 gün görev alınması gerekir.

Process

Project proposals must be sent to TÜBİTAK electronically via the PRODİS application.

Dates for Application

Applications are always open and can be made to TÜBİTAK any time of the year.

Activities under the second phase of the Global Cleantech Innovation Programme (GCIP), implemented by TÜBİTAK in collaboration with UNIDO, will continue in 2025. Key national stakeholders of the programme include the Ministry of Industry and Technology, the Ministry of Family and Social Services, the Ministry of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change, the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources, and the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry.

In the second phase of the project, in addition to transforming cleantech solutions into innovative ventures through the accelerator and competition, the programme aims to support cleantech entrepreneurs in preparing for national and global markets through components such as technology validation and investment readiness.

Applications for the GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator will be accepted between 16 April 2025 and 28 May 2025. The application deadline is 23:59 (UTC +3) on 28 May 2025.

The categories open for application are as follows:

Energy Efficiency
Renewable Energy
Waste Beneficiation
Water Efficiency
Green Buildings
Transportation
Advanced Materials and Chemicals

Awards by TÜBİTAK in scope of the GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator

At the end of the GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator, winning teams will be awarded by TÜBİTAK. Awards that will be presented by TÜBİTAK, are below:

First Prize: 600.000 TRY
Second Prize: 450.000 TRY
Third Prize: 300.000 TRY

Additionally, the top 10 finalist teams of GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator will benefit from extra scoring advantages within TÜBİTAK TEYDEB funding programmes.

Dedicated Support for Women Entrepreneurs from the Ministry of Family and Social Services within GCIP Türkiye 2025

The GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator Programme aims to enhance the success of women entrepreneurs in cleantech through tailored accelerator activities.

In collaboration with the Ministry of Family and Social Services, the following categories of support will be provided to women entrepreneurs:

Support for Pioneering Woman Entrepreneur in Social Impact: 275.000 TRY
Most Innovative Woman Entrepreneur Support: 275.000 TRY
Best Progressing Woman Entrepreneur Support: 275.000 TRY
Young Woman Entrepreneur Support: 275.000 TRY

To further support the commercialization, investment readiness, and internationalization of products developed by women entrepreneurs in the cleantech domain, a "Cleantech Investment Readiness and Internationalization Module for Women Entrepreneurs" will be carried out.

Among the teams selected for the GCIP Accelerators, those with at least one female founder or a female senior executive will be eligible for this module.

Within the scope of the module, experts will assess the investment readiness of participating ventures through a multidimensional evaluation. Specialized mentors will be assigned based on specific needs, and the module will include masterclasses and investor meetings.

Call for the Inclusive Green Transition 2025 Accelerator under the Project "Supporting the Inclusion of Migrants in Türkiye’s Transition to a Green Economy"

Alongside with the GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator Call, the “Inclusive Green Transition 2025 Accelerator Call” will also be launched within the scope of the project “Supporting the Inclusion of Migrants in Türkiye’s Transition to a Green Economy”, jointly implemented by TÜBİTAK and UNIDO and funded by the Multi-Partner Trust Fund (MPTF). This new accelerator was inspired by the GCIP Türkiye model and will accept applications during the same application period.

The Inclusive Green Transition Accelerator Call is open to technology-based innovative solutions that contribute to the creation of environmentally friendly, sustainable, and climate-neutral societies.

Teams selected through the evaluation panels under both GCIP Türkiye 2025 and the Inclusive Green Transition Accelerator Calls will have the opportunity to enhance their innovative cleantech business ideas through training and mentorship offered during the GCIP Türkiye 2025 National Academy in July 2025.

Between July and November 2025, selected teams will participate in online training sessions delivered by The Network for Global Innovation (NGIN), GCIP’s global partner responsible for accelerator content. Teams will also work on deliverables throughout the training, guided by general and thematic mentors assigned to each team.

Awards by TÜBİTAK in scope of the Inclusive Green Transition 2025 Accelerator

At the end of the Inclusive Green Transition 2025 Accelerator, winning teams will be awarded by TÜBİTAK. Awards that will be presented by TÜBİTAK, are below:

First Prize: 600.000 TRY
Second Prize: 450.000 TRY
Third Prize: 300.000 TRY

For detailed information on GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator and Inclusive Green Transition 2025 Accelerator please click here

To apply for GCIP Türkiye 2025 Accelerator please click here

To apply for Inclusive Green Transition 2025 Accelerator please click here

STI Policies 2011-2016

On 15th December 2010, in the 22th meeting of SCST, the National Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (2011-2016) document has been approved.

The continuation of the pace on the improvement of RDI capacity achieved through BTP-UP (2005-2010) have been one of the main motives behind the National Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (2011-2016).

The vision of the National Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (2011-2016) is "to contribute to new knowledge and develop innovative technologies to improve the quality of life by transforming the former into products, processes, and services for the benefit of the country and humanity".

In line with these targets, within the period 2011-2016, disseminating culture of multilateral and multidisciplinary RDI cooperation, stimulating sectoral and regional RDI dynamics, encouraging SMEs to become stronger actors within the national innovation system, and enhancing the contribution of research infrastructures to the knowledge creation capacity of TARAL are defined as the main focus points within the national innovation system.

In order to deal with these necessities, within the National Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (2011-2016), mission oriented approaches in areas with strong RDI capacity, need-oriented approaches in areas with a demand for gaining acceleration, and bottom-up approaches including basic, applied and frontier research are identified. The strategic framework of National Science, Technology and Innovation Strategy (2011-2016) comprises of three vertical axises and six horizontal axises that serves to the vertical ones ( Figure 1).

At the 25th meeting of SCST, which was held on 15th January, 2013, health sector included within national prioritized areas in regard to decree no. 2013/106.

Science and Technology Human Resources Strategy and Action Plan 2011-2016

Developing science and technology human resources is one of the main pillars of Turkish STI policy, as a major STI target (150 000 FTE R&D personnel by 2013) and a strategic objective of BTP-UP 2005-2010. Accordingly, the SCST mandated TUBITAK to coordinate the preparation of Science and Technology Human Resources Strategy and Action Plan 2011-2016 (in Turkish) and in last SCST Meeting which held in 15 December 2010 strategy has been accepted.

The strategy is decided to have two main purposes: increasing the number and improving the sectoral and occupational distribution of the R&D personnel. To be able to prepare the strategy, in 2008, 12 workshops were organized with the participation of more than 500 research personnel from all stakeholders, such as international and national academicians, private sector R&D managers, and public sector lab managers. Ad-hoc committees have also been convened based on various governmental and non-governmental stakeholders to improve the R&D climate for researchers based on practical, regulatory measures. Moreover, one particular aspect of the new R&D tax law should also be highlighted such that the law fosters the employment of R&D personnel by the industry, and hence diversifies the employment opportunities for researchers. This law also contributes to invigorating the demand for R&D personnel in the private sector and providing more career opportunities for researchers in Turkey.

Ad Hoc Committees to Improve the Research Climate for Researchers

Science and Technology Human Resources Coordination Committee

Established at the 19th meeting of SCST, the Science and Technology Human Resources Coordination Committee (STHRCC) is composed of the MoF, Ministry of National Education (MoNE), Ministry of Health (MoH), MoIT, Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA), Ministry of Labour and Social Security (MoLSS), YOK , Inter-University Council (UAK), State Personnel Presidency, TOBB, and TUBITAK. Based on its five working groups, the Committee has been working on important topics to improve the climate for researchers in Turkey, such as enhancing governance in higher education institutions, raising researchers’ income, and further increasing the stock of qualified HRST and university-industry collaboration. Their recommendations will be fed-back into respective policies.

International Researchers Coordination Committee

Established at the 18th meeting of SCST, the International Researchers Coordination Committee (IRCC) aimed to make Turkey an “attractive destination” for international researchers. The Committee was composed of relevant authorities from the MoF, MoNE, MoH, MoIT, MoFA, MoLSS, YOK, Directorate General of Population and Citizenship, Ministry of Interior, UAK, and TUBITAK. The Committee has worked on regulatory issues for international researchers, i.e. work and residence permits, contract period, wage, retirement, academic promotion, education for researchers’ children, learning Turkish, benefiting from health services, supports for scientific projects, and procedures for Turkish citizenship. The recommendations of this Committee were fed-back into SCST at its 19th meeting in June 2009. SCST designated relevant bodies to adopt their regulations for the issues recommended by the Committee.

Some of the outputs of STHRCC and IRCC are given, whereby international researchers:

Are privileged in obtaining Republic of Turkey citizenship;
Have gained the right for receiving Project Incentive Bonus (PIB) from TUBITAK projects;
Are provided with easy-access to information on work permits based on the following webpage www.workpermit.gov.tr
For those are studying in universities and public research institutes for maximum 2 years and working in projects in the frame of EU Pre-accession programs, work permit requirement removed.
Regarding duly applications for work permits will be finalized in 30 days at the latest.

Also,

Researchers can get a preliminary permit not to exceed one year until they finalize their operations related to academic and professional qualification.
The process of recognition of diplomas and academic promotion is also facilitated.
Improvement of researchers income through removing deductions of revolving fund.

Within the IRCC, a synergy was also created concerning the activities undertaken within the context of the EURAXESS Network, which aims to serve internationally mobile researchers with regard to practical issues, such as visas, work permits, social security, accommodation, language courses, and social and cultural issues through more than 200 service centers in 35 countries and internet portals. As the coordinator of the network in Turkey, TUBITAK launched the Turkish portal to which various authorities taking part in IRCC contributed with legal and procedural information. Through the portal, (euraxess.tubitak.gov.tr) researchers who plan to come to Turkey find information on funding opportunities, job offers, social security and tax issues and other topics relating to researcher mobility.

High Level Prioritization Groups Meetings 2011-2016

Electrical Vehicles
Energy
Automotive
Water
Machine Manufacture
Food
ICTs
Health - Medical Biotechnology

Process

Project Application and Evaluation Process

1) Call Announcement:
The Call Announcement, which includes the application conditions such as the Priority Product List subject to the call, the project budget upper limit, the project duration upper limit, the call calendar, and defines the matters that will constitute an exception to the articles specified in these application principles, especially for the call, if necessary. It is published by the Ministry of Industry and Technology at http://www.hamle.gov.tr.

2) Project Application:
Applications are received online through the Program Portal application on the Technology Focused Industrial Movement Program website.

3) Registration and Authorization for Project Application:
Pre-registration and authorization processes for project applications within the framework of the Technology Focused Industrial Movement Program. It will be carried out by the Ministry of Industry and Technology. (There will be no pre-registration by TÜBİTAK.)

Application procedures will be carried out by authorized persons on behalf of the companies through the Program Portal.

4) Application Process
Only capital companies residing in Turkey will be able to apply within the scope of the call.

Applications will be received by completing the preliminary application and final application stages within the call calendar.

5) Project Proposal Information Form
During the final application period, companies requesting R&D support must complete the R&D support forms regarding the R&D process, with the guidance made on the Program Portal.

The date on which the project proposal information form is sent via PRODİS is considered as the application date of the R&D project.

In the R&D support forms, the subject and objectives of the project, its relationship with the subject and scope of the call, success criteria, scientific and technological quality, work-time plan, information on the infrastructure and project management of the institution where the project will be carried out, the expected value in terms of added value, efficiency and competitiveness. The Project Proposal Information Form (AGY111), which includes information on the contribution, objectives and strategies for the dissemination of the technical know-how and estimated cost forms, should be prepared. The date it is sent via PRODİS is considered as the project application date.

6) Evaluation and Decision Process:
Projects whose final applications are completed on the Program Portal within the calendar stipulated in the call plan are evaluated.

After the final application is completed, detailed evaluation processes will be initiated. In order to continue the evaluation activities, the Independent Evaluation Report, which will be prepared by the authorized independent consultancy firm appointed by the Ministry, must be uploaded to the Program Portal in electronic environment within the time specified in the call calendar.

In cases where there is a need for R&D in order to produce the product subject to the project, the R&D project evaluation process is carried out within the scope of the relevant TUBITAK support program, including the determination of whether it is technically possible to manufacture the product within the framework of the project plan. In special cases where only production-oriented investment is required without the need for R&D, or where R&D activity is only expected to be complementary or developing, the technological readiness level of the product applied for the production investment part of the project, whether the product and the investor are ready for production from a technical point of view. TÜBİTAK examines whether it is technically possible to produce the product with the activities to be carried out within the framework of the project planning.

The TÜBİTAK evaluation process for the projects submitted under the Technology Focused Industrial Movement Program and requesting R&D support is as follows:

-Preliminary examination is made by the designated project technical specialist. As a result of the preliminary examination, projects that do not have any project personnel with at least a bachelor's degree related to the project subject can be submitted to the GYK with a rejection proposal without the appointment of a referee.

-Projects that pass the preliminary examination are evaluated by expert referees.

- After the preliminary examination, the R&D part of the projects is evaluated by the referees and then by the GYK under the following three dimensions:

• Industrial R&D content, technology level and innovative aspect of the project,

• The suitability of the project plan and the infrastructure of the organization,

• Transformability of project outputs into economic benefits and national gains.

- Commission evaluation is carried out for projects whose R&D evaluation has been completed.

- The projects are submitted to the Committee for evaluation together with the relevant review reports and commission decisions. The committee evaluates the projects;

a) To be able to meet the critical needs of our country that may arise in the current situation or in the future,

b) Ensuring supply security for products with insufficient production capacity in our country,

c) Developing our country's technology capacity in areas with technology gaps,

ç) Reducing import dependency in areas with foreign trade deficit,

d) Having high added value,

e) Enabling production by using new generation technologies, the production of which is limited in our country,

f) To gain competitive power to our country in different sectors,

g) To accelerate the technological transformation in the sectors with which it interacts and to contribute to the development of these sectors,

ğ) Being an innovative and R&D based investment,

h) Being an investment in the production of high value-added processed products to be realized in sectors that negatively affect the current account balance and where there is a shortage of raw materials,

ı) Being an investment in integrated production that enables the evaluation of the raw material potential of our country,

i) Having financial adequacy,

j) To be aimed at producing products that are supported in terms of demand or that are accessible, sufficient and have a developing market potential, with the purchase commitment of the project stakeholder,

It scores on the project evaluation form published on the Program Portal, in which the qualifications are weighted. The committee determines the projects to be supported by prioritizing the projects that score 70 and above according to constraints and criteria such as strategic priorities, market competition conditions, call support budget, project duration.

Among the projects for which decision proposals are drawn up by the Project Commission, the scope of support and the contract for those deemed appropriate by the Technology Focused Industrial Movement Program Evaluation Committee, and the grounds for rejection for other projects are notified to the Organization by TUBITAK.

7) Sending Decision Results to Firms:
Decision results are reported to all firms. If the project is deemed worthy of support, the scope of the support and project contract send to the firm. If the project is not funded, grounds for rejection are sent to firms.

8) Project Contract:
The company signs two copies of the project contracts and sends them back to TÜBİTAK. A contract is also signed by TÜBİTAK and the monitoring phase of the project begins.

9) Project Support Process (Project monitoring phase):
A calendar year is divided into two period; First period January 01 - June 30, second period has been set as July 01 - December 31. AGY311 covering these period ranges for support payments are submitted to TÜBİTAK at the latest by the end of the second month following the realization period.

If the project is deemed worthy of support, then one of the referees is assigned to follow up the project with on-site visits in six-month increments, with all expenses audited by an independent auditor. The project monitoring referee gives a report to TUBITAK, and the latter reviews the project and the expenses and pays the amount of expenses multiplied by the programme’s grant ratio.

Giriş

T.C. Cumhurbaşkanlığı Bilim, Teknoloji ve Yenilik Politikaları Kurulu (BTYPK) bünyesinde, Sanayi ve Teknoloji Bakanlığı ile işbirliği içerisinde ve TÜBİTAK’ın teknik desteği ile Yapay Zekâ, İleri Malzeme, Büyük Veri ve Bulut Bilişim, Motor Teknolojileri, Siber Güvenlik, Biyoteknolojik İlaç alanlarında Teknoloji Yol Haritaları hazırlanmıştır. Teknoloji alanları, BTYPK Teknoloji Önceliklendirme Çalışması, 2023 Sanayi ve Teknoloji Stratejisi ve 11. Kalkınma Planında yer alan ortak teknoloji alanlarından; etki potansiyeli en yüksek alanlardan seçilmiştir.

Yükümlülükler

Desteklenen yürütücü (ve varsa proje ortakları) ve akademik danışmanı, araştırmanın başvuru ve yürütülmesi sırasında evrensel nitelikli bilimsel araştırma ve bilimsel yayın kurallarına uymak zorundadır. Yukarıda belirtilen kurallara aykırı davranılması halinde ilgililer hakkında AYEK yönetmeliği hükümleri uyarınca işlem yapılabilir.
Değerlendirme sonuçlarının açıklandığının TÜBİTAK web sayfasında duyurulmasını takip eden en çok 12 ay içinde proje yürütücüleri sonuç raporunu sisteme yüklemelidir.

Yönetmelik ve Esaslar

TÜBİTAK Araştırma Destek Programları Başkanlığı Tarafından Yürütülen Programlara İlişkin Yönetmelik,
1002 Destek Programı Esasları ve
Araştırma Projelerinde Uygulanacak İdari ve Mali Esaslar'a

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The goal of the call is to facilitate multinational, collaborative research projects that will address critical translational and clinical questions using interdisciplinary approaches to improve the knowledge about the neuroscience of pain, bearing the potential to improve the lives of the people affected.

Chronic pain is associated with structural and functional changes in different brain regions and is linked to altered neurotransmitter levels. Such changes can also be accompanied by emotional, cognitive and behavioural impairment. People affected by chronic pain have an increased risk of mental disorders such as depression and anxiety and vice versa. The occurrence of those comorbidities hinders effective pain management and therapy. Thus, significant progress in the field of pain research can only be achieved through coordinated collaboration between different disciplines, including e.g. clinical neurology and psychiatry, psychology, cognitive neuroscience, neurobiology, physiology, genetics, or pharmacology, among others.

Research proposals should cover at least one of the following areas:

a) Fundamental research on neuroscientific aspects of the pathogenesis, aetiology, prevention, progression, and treatment of chronic pain.

b) Clinical research to develop new strategies for prevention, diagnosis, patient stratification, therapy, and rehabilitation procedures for chronic pain syndromes.

The following research areas are excluded from this call:

• Neurodegenerative disorders that are addressed by the EU Joint Programme – Neurodegenerative Disease Research (JPND).

Only international projects will be financed. Each consortium that will submit a proposal must consist of research groups from at least three different countries funded by the organizations specified in the international call text. The number of research groups in a consortium is limited to five. A maximum of two research groups can be from the same country. The number of partners in consortiums can be increased to six, including partners from countries (Croatia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Romania, Slovakia, Taiwan and Türkiye) that are underrepresented up to date in the ERA-NET NEURON funding scheme. Researchers from non-funding countries can also take part in projects, if they provide their own funding sources and demonstrate their additional contribution to the consortium, not exceeding the number of research groups mentioned above.

A two-stage international evaluation will be made for the call by the ERA-NET NEURON Joint Call Secretariat. Candidates who are successful as a result of the international external reviewer evaluation from the pre-proposal proposals received in the first stage will be invited for full proposals in the second stage. Applications for preliminary proposals has been opened on 07 January 2025 and the deadline is 06 March 2025 (14:00:00 CET). Preliminary proposals and full proposals can be prepared jointly by partners, but applications should only be submitted by coordinators using the international ERA-NET NEURON electronic application system. Additionally, researchers applying from Türkiye must submit a national application. Applicants can submit and must sign electronically their applications by selecting "NEURON JTC2025 1. Aşama" from the "Çoklu İşbirliği Destek Programları (1.Aşama)" section at https://uidb-pbs.tubitak.gov.tr/ until 13 March 2025 (23:59 Türkiye time zone).

In the JTC 2025 call, researchers working in Türkiye will be supported within the scope of TÜBİTAK 1071 Support Programme for Increasing Capacity to Benefit from International Research Funds and Participation in International R&D Cooperation.

Before applying, national application rules below must be read in detail. If the application rules are not followed, the application may be returned without being evaluated.

Detailed information about the call and international application can be found on the page https://www.neuron-eranet.eu/joint-calls/bio-medical/2025-pain/ and international network tools can be found at page https://www.neuron-eranet.eu/resource-hub/networking-tools/.

Contact Persons:

For information about International Application Rules and NEURON:

Dr. Recep Emrah ÇEVİK

TÜBİTAK, Sağlık Bilimleri Araştırma Destek Grubu (SBAG)

Tel: 0 312 298 1214

E-mail: emrah.cevik@tubitak.gov.tr

For information about National Application Requirements:

Damla PEHLİVAN

TÜBİTAK, Uluslararası İşbirliği Projeleri Araştırma Destek Grubu (UPAG)

Tel: 0312 298 1416

E-mail: damla.pehlivan@tubitak.gov.tr

A joint call titled "Digitalization and Robotics for a more Sustainable Agriculture" was opened within the scope of CONCERT Japan, an independent platform aiming to develop scientific and technological cooperation between Europe and Japan. The joint call which has been jointly published by the funding organizations from Japan, Türkiye, Poland, Slovakia, Czechia, Estonia, Hungary, Spain, Germany, Italy, France and Bulgaria.

Application deadline: 23 July 2024 10:00 (CET)

Proposals that will be submitted to the call must meet the following criteria:

• Project applications should include international cooperation and be presented in the field of "Digitalization and Robotics for a more Sustainable Agriculture" with interdisciplinary approaches,

• Each project consortium submitting an application should consist of at least three eligible beneficiaries (project partners), one from Japan and two from two different European countries participating in the Joint Call,

• Applications must be made in English, with all necessary information and forms, at https://ptoutline.eu/app/eigjapan_jc2024 by 23 July 2024 10.00 (CET) (The project coordinator will make a single international application on behalf of the project consortium)

• In addition to the international application, partners applying from Türkiye must submit a national pre-application to TUBITAK at https://uidb-pbs.tubitak.gov.tr/ until 29 July 2024 23.59 (UTC+3)

Please review the international call text and national application regulations linked below.

CONCERT Japan Call National Contact Points:

Dr. Alper MERT (International Cooperation Department)

e-mail: alper.mert@tubitak.gov.tr

Tel.: +90 312 298 17 34

Dr. K. Öncü ŞEN (International Cooperation Projects Research Support Group)

e-mail: oncu.sen@tubitak.gov.tr

Tel: +90 312 298 18 09

Through the launching of Driving Urban Transitions to a Sustainable Future Partnership (DUT) 2024 Call under Horizon Europe Programme; international research and/or innovation projects that address urban challenges will be funded to help cities for transition to a more sustainable economy and functionality. Project proposals may contain a variety of activities, from strategic urban research to applied urban research or the implementation of urban innovations and are open to interdisciplinary studies.

Multipartner international consortiums may submit proposals for DUT 2024 Call through a two-stage application process. After being evaluated by an international expert panel, the projects declared eligible for support will be financed (if they also comply with national requirements) by the national funding agencies of the countries participating in the partnership. The first stage (pre-proposal) of international project applications closes on 14 November 2024 (13:00 CET). You can access more information on; countries participating in the programme, matchmaking (partner finding) platform, international information days, call calendar, and contact information from the link through the TÜBİTAK Horizon Europe Program web page.

For DUT 2024 Call, organizations from Türkiye will be supported by the rules of the TÜBİTAK - 1071 Support Program for Increasing the Capacity to Benefit from International Research Funds and Participation in International R&D Collaborations. DUT 2024 Call National Application Prodecures Document (in Turkish) that contains the details for two stage national application process should be carefully examined before submitting an international application.

You can find detailed information about call topics, call rules, project requirements and other qualifications expected from projects on the DUT 2024 call page.

In addition to the Information Day to be held by the International Call Secretariat on 10.09.2024; an online National Information Day will be organized by TÜBİTAK on 17 September 2024. The event will give information about partnership structure, application conditions, things to consider before application, tips for successful projects, TÜBİTAK 1071 program national application procedures, budget and payment details. Please click on the link for registration.

Contact Information

About DUT and International Application Procedures:

Serhat MELİK & Arzu İpek YILMAZ

EU Framework Programs Division, Directorate of International Cooperation

Email: dut@tubitak.gov.tr

About National Application Prodecures:

Dr. Ceren UZUN

International Cooperation Projects Research Support Group, Directorate for Research Funding Programmes

Email: ceren.uzun@tubitak.gov.tr

GİDER FORMLARI

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