Trials4Health 2026
Strives to foster pragmatic comparative-effectiveness trials in non-communicable diseases.
Trials4Health 2025 is an open call seeking proposals for pragmatic comparative-effectiveness trials in non-communicable diseases. The call is structured to support investigator-initiated clinical studies with a strong emphasis on responsible research and innovation (RRI). This initiative aims to foster collaborative research efforts that address significant health challenges across Europe.
Type of projects to be funded: The call seeks pragmatic comparative-effectiveness trials focused on non-communicable diseases. Projects should demonstrate a commitment to RRI by integrating societal, ethical, and environmental considerations into their research plans.
Sectors / domain: Health research, specifically targeting non-communicable diseases.
Individual or consortium: Proposals can be submitted by consortia with a coordinator acting as the primary contact point. The consortium may include one main partner per participating country, with the possibility of collaborating with additional recruitment sites.
Specific eligibility requirements: Eligible participants include research institutions from participating countries, with specific eligibility rules varying by country. Principal Investigators must ensure their organisation is eligible under their national funding rules.
Specific topics or challenges: The call is open to pragmatic comparative-effectiveness trials in non-communicable diseases, with an emphasis on integrating RRI and addressing societal challenges.
Projects duration: Project duration details are not explicitly specified in the guidelines.
Budget, funding rates and payment conditions:
Funding rate: Varies by country and specific funding organisation.
Budget conditions / limitations: Funding amounts are set by national/regional funding organisations, with a typical range for each grant specified by the respective national guidelines.
Payments: Specific payment conditions are subject to national/regional funding rules.
Key dates:
- Submission of pre-proposals: 27 January 2026
- Submission of invited full proposals: 17 June 2026.
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Closes
17/06/2026
Max funding per project
2.581.659€