We are looking for partner for Support for information measures relating to the common agricultural policy (IMCAP)

Namla brings applied social science to consortiums who want to create change on the ground for European citizens. We believe that qualitative research methods can be a powerful tool for deep insights that help a project make impact. With experience working with Erasmus+, Creative Europe, and cascade projects in the past, we have trained 200+ researchers, students, graduates, and professionals in ethnographic and design thinking. 

 

We are interested in partnership for the following call: 

Support for information measures relating to the common agricultural policy (IMCAP)

TOPIC ID: IMCAP-2026-INFOME

Type of grant: Call for proposals

General information

Programme: Support for information measures relating to the common agricultural policy (IMCAP)

Call: Support for Information Measures relating to the Common Agricultural Policy (IMCAP) (IMCAP-2026-INFOME)

Type of action: IMCAP-PJG IMCAP Project Grants

Type of MGA: IMCAP Action Grant Budget-Based [IMCAP-AG]

Status: Open for submission

Deadline model: single-stage

Opening Date: 07 October 2025

Deadline dates: 14 January 2026 17:00 (Brussels time)

Topic description

Expected Impact:

The target public for the themes is the general public (in particular young people in urban areas) and/or farmers and other stakeholders active in rural areas and the agricultural sector.

More specifically:

• For young people in urban areas, school children, teachers and university students: new approaches should be used to engage with young people and raise their awareness of the new CAP and the contribution that it makes in many areas such as the climate change challenge, food, healthy and high quality eating as a lifestyle choice, in relation also with the EU School Scheme for Milk, Fruit and Vegetables and the Tartu Call.
• For stakeholders: stakeholders should be more aware of the contribution that the CAP makes to support the social, environmental and economic sustainability of agriculture.

The projects must use objective and measurable (quantitative and qualitative) impact indicators for their proposed objectives and activities that will be assessed by an impact evaluation methodology. These indicators should include inter alia:

• the baseline (i.e. a description of the current levels of awareness and perception of the CAP amongst the targeted audience). This could be based on Special Eurobarometer 520 data or other objective and credible data sources that define the levels of awareness and perception about the CAP in a particular target audience
• the total number of contacts expected to be made during the communication and information activities, and
• the targeted increase in the total number of contacts who recognise and/or have a more positive opinion of the CAP as a result of the information and communication activities (in relation to the baseline).