This opportunity funds research that integrates systems thinking, behavioural sciences, social sciences, humanities, and Indigenous knowledge to address indirect drivers of biodiversity loss. Projects should analyze cross-sector relationships, governance, and societal values to develop interventions that promote nature-positive practices and transformative change. Empirical biodiversity data should support systemic analyses to ensure measurable ecological outcomes.
Eligible applicants must comply with Horizon Europe general conditions including admissibility, eligible countries, financial and operational capacity, and must apply a multi-actor approach. Proposals must follow specified page limits and layouts and adhere to evaluation and award criteria detailed
