CL2 Culture & Creativity 2026: 50 Grants, 24 Topics — Find Yours
Live Webinar · 24 June 2026 24 topics. Around 50 funded projects. One of the largest Horizon Europe calls in 2026. Yet museums, NGOs, SSH faculties, and creative SMEs regularly miss funding opportunities because they assume Horizon Europe is designed only for STEM organisations. It is not. This practical 90-minute webinar shows you where cultural and creative organisations fit inside Cluster 2, how evaluators assess co-creation methodology, and what kind of consortium structure consistently performs well in scoring. With the 23 September 2026 deadline approaching, this session gives you the clarity needed to decide whether to apply — and how to position your organisation competitively.
CL2 Culture & Creativity 2026: 50 Grants, 24 Topics — Find Yours
Live Webinar · 24 June 2026
24 topics. Around 50 funded projects. One of the largest Horizon Europe calls in 2026.
Yet museums, NGOs, SSH faculties, and creative SMEs regularly miss funding opportunities because they assume Horizon Europe is designed only for STEM organisations.
It is not.
This practical 90-minute webinar shows you where cultural and creative organisations fit inside Cluster 2, how evaluators assess co-creation methodology, and what kind of consortium structure consistently performs well in scoring.
With the 23 September 2026 deadline approaching, this session gives you the clarity needed to decide whether to apply — and how to position your organisation competitively.
Webinar Details
Date: Wednesday, 24 June 2026
Time: 10:00 – 11:30 CET
Format: Live Zoom + 14-day recording access
Price: EUR 50
Reserve Your Seat — EUR 50
Why Attend
Cluster 2 Culture, Creativity and Inclusive Society remains one of the most misunderstood areas of Horizon Europe funding.
Many strong organisations never apply because they misunderstand:
Eligibility requirements
Consortium expectations
Co-creation scoring
The role of SSH and cultural-sector actors
This webinar explains:
Which destination aligns with your organisation
What evaluators mean by “co-creation”
How cultural-sector organisations are assessed
The consortium structures that strengthen proposals
You will leave with a clearer understanding of where your organisation fits — and how to prepare a competitive application before the September deadline.
What You Will Walk Away With
1. Identify the Right Destination for Your Organisation
Understand the three CL2 destinations and where museums, NGOs, SSH departments, and creative SMEs fit best.
2. Learn Why Co-Creation Determines Proposal Success
Discover how evaluators assess stakeholder engagement, participation methodology, and collaborative design.
3. Clarify Eligibility for Cultural and Creative Organisations
See how museums, NGOs, and creative SMEs position themselves successfully inside Horizon Europe consortia.
4. Understand the Consortium Structures That Score Highest
Learn the common 3-actor collaboration pattern used in successful CL2 proposals.
Who Runs the Webinar
Nikolaos Floratos
EU funding consultant since 2002 and European Commission evaluator with more than 20 years of experience across Horizon 2020, Horizon Europe, and EIC programmes.
50,000+ researchers and innovation actors trained
Experience across 45+ countries
Extensive Horizon Europe evaluation and proposal-coaching background
Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed for:
SSH faculties and researchers
Museums and cultural institutions
NGOs and civil-society organisations
Creative SMEs and cultural entrepreneurs
Research managers and programme coordinators
Curators and stakeholder-engagement leads
Organisations preparing for the 23 September 2026 deadline
Included with Your Registration
Your EUR 50 registration includes:
Live webinar access
14-day webinar recording
Q&A session
EUR 50 discount toward the CL2 Bootcamp
Next Step: CL2 Culture & Creativity Bootcamp · 2 July 2026
A 3.5-hour live workshop designed to help participants develop stronger draft proposals.
Includes:
Co-creation methodology development
Stakeholder mapping
Sustainability planning
Proposal structure guidance
In-depth evaluation before submission
Webinar participants receive EUR 50 off the EUR 350 bootcamp fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
I cannot attend live. Will I receive the recording?
Yes. The recording is sent within 24 hours and remains available for 14 days.
Is this only for first-time applicants?
No. Resubmissions benefit equally. Most unsuccessful proposals fail because of positioning and structure rather than the project idea itself.
Can the EUR 50 webinar fee be applied to the bootcamp?
Yes. Attendees receive a EUR 50 discount code for the follow-up course.
Questions?
Email: nf@cyberall-access.com