Science|Business Database: Coronavirus Funding Opportunities

Temporary funding for projects closely linked to tackling the challenges caused by the corona crisis and to commercialising the solutions in a changing world.

Support for rapid development and production of medical devices, software, protective equipment, tools for social distancing, and expansion of diagnostic capacities or logistics solutions.

Funding for a wide range of research in African countries that considers local context and expertise in addressing the evolving pandemic.

Grants for investigations into how endocrine or metabolic mechanisms may influence the outcome of COVID-19 infection and whether these interactions could be used to identify predictive biomarkers or develop drugs.

Projects should address the shortcomings of education highlighted during the pandemic and propose preventative solutions and immediate responses to education needs during large-scale disruptions.

Research should enhance the understanding of the needs and aspirations of older people, including in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on social, behavioural and design aspects of healthy ageing.

The Distance Learning and Telemedicine program will assist rural communities in the use of modern telecommunications and the Internet for education and health care

Research must address long-term impacts of COVID-19 to support recovery and learning for health and care services, and to mitigate the impact of any further waves of infection.

Research or innovation projects should enhance public preparedness for upcoming pandemics with medical, surveillance, sanitation, supply chain, education, and other technologies.

Applications must address clinical (hospital or outpatient) or community-related aspects of COVID-19. Translational projects will be preferred. Basic research at the cellular level, or into animals, will not be considered.

Research should address how virtual learning can serve healthcare workers; the use of quality improvement methods to test or re-engineer clinical processes during pandemics; sustainable improvement in healthcare delivery post-COVID; or analysis of

The purpose of this call is to develop, validate, improve, and implement a serological testing network.

CEPI is looking for proposals for the development of vaccines that can be accepted and deployed within 12-18 months or less.

Open call for developers, visionaries, and problem solvers to build open source technology solutions that address three main areas: crisis communication during an emergency, ways to improve remote learning, and how to inspire cooperative local com

Brussels-based companies will be funded to develop or implement innovative vaccines, treatments, medical devices and medical equipment.

Projects lasting up to 9 months should collect data on the clinical course and outcome of COVID-19 in vulnerable populations, investigate long-term consequences of COVID-19 in patients, or test the safety and effectiveness of remdesivir in treatin

European support for strategic action to enhance the uptake of medical research findings, products and interventions in sub-Saharan Africa.

Projects should address the consequences of the pandemic in humanitarian and development settings with a focus on people living in poverty, and vulnerable and marginalised populations.

Innovative projects that help curb the spread and mitigate the impact of COVID-19 in Sweden will receive up to 5M SEK in funding.

Call for Swedish-led feasibility studies that help prepare the country for the next pandemic.