Global Factor – European Project Cooperation & Consortium Building

Global Factor is looking to participate in and build consortia for European-funded projects, particularly within programmes such as Horizon Europe, LIFE and Innovation Fund.

We are interested in joining existing project ideas as a partner, as well as developing new project concepts together with organisations that can complement our expertise.

Our main areas of interest include:

• Climate change mitigation and adaptation

• Decarbonisation and greenhouse gas emissions reduction

• Energy efficiency and renewable energy

• Sustainable mobility and transport

• Circular economy and resource efficiency

• Water management, water reuse and resource recovery

• Sustainable agriculture and environmental management

• Industrial sustainability and clean technologies

• Environmental monitoring, assessment and impact evaluation

• Innovation, demonstration and market uptake of sustainable solutions

Global Factor can contribute to projects through:

• Project management and coordination support

• Technical and environmental analysis

• Development of methodologies and monitoring frameworks

• Definition and assessment of KPIs and environmental impacts

• Climate and carbon footprint assessment

• Preparation of technical and exploitation plans

• Dissemination, communication and stakeholder engagement

• Exploitation, replication and sustainability strategies

• Identification and analysis of European funding opportunities

• Support in consortium building and proposal preparation

We are particularly interested in collaborative projects with a strong demonstration, innovation or market-uptake component, where partners can combine complementary technical, research, industrial and territorial capabilities.

We welcome contact from research organisations, technology providers, companies, universities, public authorities, clusters, associations and other organisations interested in developing competitive European project proposals together.

We are open both to joining established consortia and to developing new project ideas from an early stage.