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CODE FOR EARTH 2026 – OPEN SOURCE INNOVATION PROGRAMME
Deadline: 09 Apr 2026

Category: Short Courses
Location: Global (Final event in Bologna, Italy)
Overview
Code for Earth is now accepting proposals for its 2026 edition, inviting teams of earth scientists, software developers, and AI/ML experts to build innovative open-source solutions for weather, climate, atmospheric science, Copernicus services, and Destination Earth (DestinE).
The programme, led by the European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts (ECMWF), offers selected teams mentorship and technical support during a four-month development phase (May–August 2026). Participants will showcase their solutions at the Final Code for Earth Day in September 2026 in Bologna, Italy.
Eligibility
- Teams of earth scientists, software developers, and AI/ML experts
- Applicants with experience in open-source development
- Projects aligned with climate, weather, or environmental data applications
- Ability to commit to the full four-month programme (May–August 2026)
- Strong interest in collaborative and interdisciplinary innovation
Benefits
- Access to expert mentorship from ECMWF specialists
- Opportunity to develop impactful open-source climate solutions
- Collaboration with global experts in climate science and technology
- Visibility at the Final Code for Earth Day in Italy
- Contribution to global climate and environmental innovation initiatives
How to Apply
- Visit the official application portal
- Review programme guidelines and project requirements
- Prepare and submit your proposal online
- Ensure submission before the deadline
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