AMI – Ecological transition and economic development

Call for projects informations

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Closing Date :31 march 2026 à 6 pm

The 2026 edition of the Call for Expressions of Interest ‘Ecological Transition and Economic Development’ is open until 31 March 2026 at 6 p.m. Fundings are compatible with DIM MaTerRe’s support for equipment.

Launched by the CPIER Vallée de la Seine, this call aims to provide financial support for projects of interregional interest in the Vallée de la Seine area, lasting a maximum of 24 months, such as:

  • Preliminary studies / pre-feasibility or feasibility studies
  • Exemplary and innovative experiments and demonstrations
  • Projects to help change behaviour (through activities such as events, communication and training).

Projects must address one or more of the following five themes:

  • Reducing the carbon footprint of industrial processes;
  • Transitioning to a circular economy and local loops;
  • Developing renewable energies;
  • Combating climate change, anticipation, adaptation and resilience;
  • Sustainable and carbon-free solutions for the mobility of people and goods.

All laboratories in the Île-De-France region are eligible. These projects may be led by consortia composed of higher education institutions, companies, public institutions, etc. Projects must be submitted by 31 March 2026 here.

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