Eureka's 2026 call for disaster resilience, response and recovery projects is a strong watch item for organisations working on applied technologies with a clear route to deployment. The call includes Türkiye among the participating countries and closes on 26 October 2026.
The call is relevant beyond emergency management. The scope points to technologies and services that can strengthen preparedness, response and recovery, including health resilience, circular post-disaster recovery, deployable solutions and innovation that can move toward implementation within a defined timeframe.
For Dutch-Turkish cooperation, this is a practical area where market relevance, public need and engineering capability can meet. Türkiye's recent disaster resilience agenda and the Dutch strengths in water, logistics, circular construction, sensing, data systems and applied design can create credible consortium angles.
Teams should check national rules early. Turkish applicants must follow the additional TÜBİTAK procedure, while partners from other countries need to verify their own national funding path. This draft should be updated with Dutch national funding details before publication if a Dutch funding route is confirmed.
