Networking
ENFORCE actively liaises with European projects and initiatives that share common interests. Through these collaborations, we exchange knowledge, foster collaboration, strengthen communication efforts, and create opportunities for greater impact across our networks.
The AgroTech Hub Cluster is a collaborative initiative bringing together EU-funded projects working at the intersection of agriculture, technology, and environmental monitoring. The cluster aims to foster knowledge exchange, identify synergies, and promote joint activities among the following projects: NOSTRADAMUS, AGRARIAN, OpenAgri, LANDSHIFT, EARTHONE, ENFORCE, Climate Farm Demo, AgRimate, MONALISA, NEMESIS, and TERRASAFE
ENHANCE is dedicated to protecting and restoring vulnerable coastal ecosystems through innovative, sustainable solutions. By integrating the One Health approach with AI technologies, satellite Copernicus’ observations and Citizen Science data services, they aim to empower stakeholders with dynamic tools and insights, supporting policymakers and businesses in crafting resilient strategies for coastal management.
MI-TRAP is a European research project investigating how transport emissions affect urban air quality and human health. It combines advanced monitoring technologies, data analysis, and citizen science to better detect pollutants such as ultrafine particles and black carbon. Through pilot activities in ten European cities, the project aims to support more effective policies and solutions for cleaner urban air.
The ICT4Water cluster is a hub for EU-funded research and innovation projects on ICT applied to water management. The cluster facilitates knowledge exchange and collaboration between the projects, policy makers and other relevant stakeholders. Currently, around 90 projects are members of the cluster.
More4Nature is focused on citizen science that aims to bring about transformative change in environmental protection by including citizens and communities as key actors in collaborative environmental compliance assurance.
The ANERIS project aims to tackle the rapid loss of ocean biodiversity by developing innovative tools and technology for monitoring, research and management of marine life, and introducing the concept of Operational Marine Biology (OMB). OMB is a biodiversity information system which allows long-term routine measurements of ocean and coastal ecosystems and their quick interpretation and dissemination to all relevant stakeholders.
CS-MACH1 is a Horizon Europe project creating a network for citizen science initiatives, cost-efficient technology providers, data management experts, and training material to facilitate FAIR data flows, empowering citizens to monitor and contribute to marine science through data platforms. Inspired by the speed of sound (Mach 1), CS-MACH1 is the fastest multidisciplinary approach for marine citizen science to collaboratively reach a wide impact via data uptake, creating the marine data oriented hub needed to bring citizen science closer to its full potential.
CaSTCo (the Catchment Systems Thinking Cooperative) brings together more than 30 organisations to co-develop a shared framework, principles, and tools for collaborative monitoring, all backed by real-world testing by catchment collaboratives. By aligning citizen science with professional expertise, CaSTCo is helping communities and decision-makers turn trusted data into healthier rivers.
SAGE (the Data Space for a Sustainable Green Europe) is a Digital Europe co-funded project that is developing a federated, secure, and interoperable data space to support key pillars of the European Green Deal – biodiversity, climate adaptation, circular economy, and zero pollution. The project builds directly upon the GDDS GREATproject community and results.
RIECS-Concept will conceptualise the European Research Infrastructure for Excellence in Citizen Science. This will integrate citizens’ resources, such as mobile phones and computers, with existing scientific platforms and data collections. It will offer transversal services, improving accessibility across research communities.






















