In StandICT.eu 2029, supporting and promoting the involvement of ICT standardisation experts in SDOs at a global level is pivotal.
For this reason, standICT will recruit and enroll experts through 6 different Open Calls, each one running for 60 days.
- Possible topics
Applications should focus on the topics taken from the Multi-Stakeholder Platform Rolling Plan for ICT Standardisation, namely:
FOUNDATIONAL DRIVERS
- Data economy
- Cybersecurity / network and information security
- ePrivacy
KEY ENABLERS
- 5G and beyond
- Cloud and edge computing
- Data interoperability
- Internet of Things
- Electronic identification and trust services including e-signatures
- e-Infrastructures for data and computing intensive science and the European Open Science Cloud
- Broadband infrastructure mapping
- Accessibility of ICT products and services
- Artificial Intelligence
- European Global Navigation Satellite System (EGNSS)
- Quantum Technologies
SOCIETAL CHALLENGES
- Digital health, healthy living and ageing
- Digital skills
- Digital learning
- eGovernment
- eCall
- Pandemic preparedness
- Safety, transparency and due process online
- Emergency communications and public warning systems
INNOVATION FOR THE DIGITAL SINGLE MARKET
- e-Procurement – pre- and post award
- e-Invoicing
- Retail Payments
- Preservation of digital cinema
- Fintech and Regtech Standardisation
- Blockchain and Distributed Digital Ledger Technologies
- Web 4.0 and virtual worlds
- Media
SUSTAINABLE GROWTH
- Smart grids and smart metering
- Smart and sustainable cities and communities
- ICT Environmental impact
- European Electronic Toll Service (EETS)
- Intelligent Transport Systems - Cooperative, Connected and Automated Mobility (ITS-CCAM) and Electromobility
- Digitisation of European Industry
- Robotics and autonomous systems
- Construction - building information modelling
- Water Management Digitalisation
- Single European Sky
- U-space
- Circular economy and sustainability
- Application guidelines
Check the guidelines here
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2025
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2026
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