CLARIN ERIC Annual Report 2025

CLARIN ERIC is a European Common Language Resources and Technology Infrastructure, designed to advance and develop the social sciences, the humanities and the technological sciences.

We invite you to explore the CLARIN ERIC Annual Report 2025, which presents essential information about CLARIN ERIC – including its vision, mission, objectives, strategy, governance structure, the accomplishments of national coordinators, the efforts of the committees, a financial overview, published research articles, key performance indicators (KPIs), and more – along with the significant achievements of the member countries.

Currently, CLARIN ERIC has 27 full member countries:

1. ● Austria
2. ● Belgium
3. ● Bulgaria
4. ● Croatia
5. ● Cyprus
6. ● Czech Republic
7. ● Denmark
8. ● Estonia
9. ● Finland
10. ● Germany
11. ● Greece
12. ● Hungary
13. ● Iceland
14. ● Italy
15. ● Latvia
16. ● Lithuania
17. ● The Netherlands
18. ● Norway
19. ● Poland
20. ● Portugal
21. ● Slovenia
22. ● Slovak Republic
23. ● South Africa
24. ● Spain
25. ● Sweden
26. ● Switzerland
27. ● United Kingdom

Key accomplishments and events of the Lithuanian national consortium CLARIN-LT in 2025:

● A cooperation agreement has been signed with the State Agency for Digital Solutions (SDSA) (further information can be found here).

● The first meeting of the Lithuanian Social Science and Humanities Research Infrastructures (SH RRI) was held to explore potential collaboration opportunities (for more information, click here).

● The CLARIN-LT strategy for 2025–2029 has been developed (find out more here).

The report also presents European Union initiatives and projects in which CLARIN ERIC is involved (see Figure 1).

Fig. 1. CLARIN ERIC’s involvement in EU initiatives

Further details regarding the projects illustrated in Figure 1 are available on pages 83–97 of the CLARIN ERIC Annual Report 2025.

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