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Verified digital pathways through migration and public-service procedures
Target topic
HORIZON-CL2-2026-01-TRANSFO-08
Strengthened implementation of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum and a focus on inclusion, integration, and health
Research and Innovation Action (RIA) · Call deadline: 23 September 2026 · Topic budget: EUR 12 million · Expected EU contribution per project: EUR 3–4 million · Lump sum funding
Problem
Migrants, refugees and displaced people face fragmented official information across laws, national portals, regional authorities, forms and changing instructions. Access to information does not automatically enable a person to identify the correct procedure, authority, documents, fee, deadline and next action.
Solution
DryRights converts official rules into structured, source-linked and personalised procedural routes. The platform combines eligibility questions, competent-authority resolution, documents, fees, deadlines, steps, legal consequences, review dates and change-control concepts in an accessible multilingual web journey.
Current Poland pilot
- CUKR route for eligible PESEL UKR holders;
- standard temporary-residence pathways for work, study, family and business;
- authority and payment resolution across 16 voivodeships;
- personalised route filtering;
- official-source provenance and editorial status;
- public route access without a mandatory account.
Proposed consortium contribution
- procedural-route methodology and data model;
- multilingual web platform and regional authority logic;
- configuration of selected pilot procedures and countries;
- co-design and user testing interfaces;
- minimised, aggregated route analytics;
- documentation of administrative barriers and transferable route components;
- technical contribution to pilot implementation and evaluation.
Proposed topic fit
DryRights' strongest current fit is as a technology and pilot partner for Expected Outcomes 1 and 2: evidence-based migration-governance implementation and legal pathways. The final outcome pair and research methodology must be agreed with the coordinator and consortium. DryRights does not independently cover the full topic.
Scope note: The Poland demonstrator proves the route technology and methodology; it does not by itself cover the full TRANSFO-08 topic. Pact, age-assessment, resettlement, partner-country, human-rights and evaluation expertise must be supplied jointly by the consortium.
Partners sought
Coordinator · migration/asylum research lead · national legal validators · public authorities and municipalities · migrant- and refugee-led organisations · independent evaluator · accessibility/plain-language specialists · ethics and data-governance partner
Founder and legal status
Maliborskiy Vitaliy — Founder and Product Lead
Ukrainian war veteran with an officially recognised disability · Ukrainian sole proprietor officially recognised as a veteran entrepreneurship entity
Legal participant: Sole Proprietor Maliborskiy Vitaliy, Ukraine · Participant Identification Code (PIC): 862808017
Contact and demonstration
partnerships@dryrights.com
https://dryrights.com/en/partners/horizon-europe
https://dryrights.com/en/navigator/pl/status-documents/karta-cukr (Verified source content, machine-translated into English)
Version 1.3 · 5 August 2026
Expression of interest in consortium participation. This document does not imply endorsement, selection or funding by the European Commission. Role, outcome alignment, budget and legal participation model remain subject to consortium agreement and applicable programme rules.