Overview
Innovation Fund Denmark is co-financing eligible Danish partners in the 2026 RAMP transnational research and innovation call across sustainable raw-materials sourcing, processing, recycling, circularity and value-chain analysis.
Complete grant details
RAMP Joint Call 2026 is a two-stage transnational research and innovation call. Topics span sustainable sourcing and processing, recycling and recovery, resource-efficient design and production, circularity technologies, circular-economy implementation, and advanced value-chain analysis/modeling. Innovation Fund Denmark states that Danish applicants must join the international application and, after the international deadline, confirm the submission and required national material through e-grant.
Eligibility requirements
Projects seeking Innovation Fund Denmark support must include at least one IFD-funded Danish or Greenlandic partner. IFD says Danish organizations directly involved in project activities are eligible subject to national rules and prior written IFD approval. The RAMP international call requires a consortium of at least three eligible partners requesting funding from three participating countries, with at least two from EU Member States or Horizon Europe associated countries, subject to the official call and funder rules.
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Verification notes
Innovation Fund Denmark and the official RAMP call were checked 7 September 2026. The pre-proposal deadline is 22 September 2026 at 15:00 CEST, normalized to 13:00 UTC. IFD states a minimum grant of EUR 50,000 per Danish partner, up to EUR 300,000 per Danish partner, or EUR 500,000 total where a project has two or more Danish partners; the maximum funding share varies by participant/rule. Applicants must follow both the international call and IFD national requirements.
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Innovation Fund Denmark — Raw Materials Partnership ↗