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Call 7
CIP ICT-PSP Programma di Lavoro 2013
Roma, 11 Marzo 2013
Annalisa Bogliolo EC, DG CNECT : “Programme Coordination” unit
CIP - ICT Policy Support Programme
• Better access to finance for
SMEs through venture capital
investment & loan guarantee
instruments
• Europe Enterprise Network
• Support for eco-innovation
•…
Entrepreneurship and
Innovation Programme
(EIP)
Information Communication
Technologies Policy support
Programme (ICT PSP)
Intelligent Energy Europe
(IEE)
• Fostering energy efficiency &
the rational use of energy
sources
• Promoting new & renewable
energy sources & energy
diversification
• Promoting EE & new energy
sources in transport
~2,170 M€
~730 M€
~730 M€
http://ec.europa.eu/cip/index_en.htm
Competitiveness and Innovation framework Programme
• Better access to finance for
SMEs through venture capital
investment & loan guarantee
instruments
• Europe Enterprise Network
• Support for eco-innovation
•…
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ICT PSP
o Key funding programme supporting the ICT Policy and the Digital Agenda for Europe
• ICT PSP: To drive forward innovation through the wider
uptake and best use of ICTs
• Complements ICT in FP7 that aims at strengthening Europe’s leadership role in mastering and shaping the development of ICTs
o ICT PSP: Three inter-linked goals (legal base) • Develop the Digital single market • Support innovation / wide adoption and investments in ICT • Improve quality of services and enable an inclusive Information Society
~730~149~135~120~112~105~5257.4
Total2013201220112010200920082007ICTPSP
~730~149~135~120~112~105~5257.4
Total2013201220112010200920082007ICTPSP
In € million, not including contribution from associated states 3
Che cosa è finanziato?
o Pilot and testing in real settings • Putting users in the lead, demand driven innovation
• Significant coverage and size
• Supporting policy priorities
o Diffuse widely the results • Ensure “replicability” and scalability
o Build on Member States initiatives • Share experience
• Help develop common approaches
• Ensure interoperability
o Prepare for wider actions • Consensus and partnership building is essential for interoperability and
EU-wide deployment
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Chi può partecipare?
o The programme is open to all legal entities established in the EU Member States
o Legal entities established outside the EU may participate on equal terms with Member States on the basis of and in accordance with the conditions laid down in the association agreements (associated countries*)
o Other third countries may participate on a case-by-case basis but will not receive any funding
* Croatia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Montenegro, Norway, Serbia, Turkey and FYROM
Chi partecipa?
o National authorities • Ministries, local and regional authorities
• Public organisations e.g. hospitals, schools, libraries,..
• Drivers in Pilot A, and in PPI Pilot, key users in pilot B and TN
o Private companies including SMEs • As suppliers of innovations
• Mainly in Pilot B and TN as main actors
o Academia and public research • As experts and possible suppliers of innovations
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Programma di lavoro annuale
o Objectives to be reached and areas to be covered per year
o Budget allocations per year
o Funding instruments to be used
o Rules for participation
o Evaluation criteria
o Planning for Call for proposals (>90% of budget)
o Calls for tenders and other measures
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Evoluzione del programma di lavoro WP2007 WP2008 WP2009 WP2010 WP2011 WP2012 WP2013
54M€ 40M€ 107M€ 107M€ 116 M€ 127 M€ 125,7 M€
4 themes / 12 Obj. 3 themes / 12 Obj. 8 themes / 24 Obj. 6 themes / 20 Obj. 5 themes / 15 Obj. 5 themes / 15 Obj. 5 themes / 19 Obj.
Public services
Health
Inclusion
Others
Public services & Inclusion
Energy Efficiency
Internet & security
Public services
Health, ageing well and inclusion
Digital libraries
Multilingual web
Energy Efficiency and smart mobility
PSI
Internet & sec.
Open innovation
Public services
Smart cities
Health, ageing well and inclusion
Digital libraries
Multilingual web
Low carbon economy & mobility
Public services
Smart cities
Health, ageing well and inclusion
Digital libraries
Low carbon economy & mobility
Public services
Smart cities
Health, ageing well and inclusion
Digital content,
open data and
creativity
Trusted eServices
Public services and Smart cities
Health, ageing well and inclusion
Digital content, open data and creativity
Trusted eServices
Open objective
for Innovation
Cft - 11 M€ Cft - 4 M€ Cft - 8 M€ Cft - 9 M€ Cft - 9 M€ Cft - 12,4 M€ Cft - 10,8 M€
22 projects (3PA; 8 PB; 11 TN)
86 prop.
19 projects (1PA; 12 PB; 6 TN)
66 prop.
49 projects (1+2PA; 38 PB; 4 BPN, 4 TN)
187 prop.
39 projects (2+2PA; 23 PB; 8BPN, 4TN)
139 prop.
44 projects (1PA; 35 PB; 6 BPN, 2 TN)
187 prop.
41 projects (8 PA; 26PB; 7 BPN, 10 TN)
165 prop.
Strumenti per partecipare
Building on initiatives in member states / associated countries Pilots Type A
Stimulating innovative use of ICT in public & private sector Pilots Type B
Mobilisation/Exchanges between practitioners & policy makers Thematic Networks
Three complementary instruments based on combined approaches:
One “legacy” instrument, reserved for “digital library” theme:
Combining consensus building / awareness raising / large scale implementation BPN (Best Practice Network)
One instrument to pilot new type of action in view of H2020:
Supporting public procurement as a driver for the deployment of innovative solutions
PPI Pilot
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ICT PSP Call 7
125,7 M€
Cloud of public services and smart cities
32.5 M€
Digital Content, open data and creativity
36 M€
ICT for health, ageing well and inclusion
39 M€
Trusted eServices 7 M€
Open objective for innovation and other actions
11.2 M€
Theme 1 - Cloud of public services and smart cities
o Cloud of public services (18 M€: pilots B) • To test and validate a set of cloud-based services preparing for
larger deployment • Enabling "open" public services, interoperability, improving
transparency and trust
o Smart, sustainable mobility (13.5 M€: pilots B + 1 TN)
• Piloting ICT-based Interoperable Fare Management for sustainable mobility
• Cooperative systems for sustainable mobility of goods • Preparing the ground for Public Procurement for Innovative
Solutions (PPI) on cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems
o Resource efficient data centres for smart cities (1 M€: 1 TN) • Preparing PPI for resource efficient data centres
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Objective 1.1 - Cloud of public services Pilots B, 18 M€ • Path towards the CEF: Promote reuse of building
blocks available from the Pilots A
o To test and validate a set of cloud-based services preparing for larger deployment • Breaking silos, offer interoperable services
• Opening and reuse of services
o Enabling "open" public services, interoperability, improving transparency and trust • Implementation of the principle "information must
be provided only once to public administration"
• Empowering citizens to have access to their information and monitor its usage
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Objective 1.2 - Smart, sustainable mobility: context
o March 2010 - Europe 2020: Smart, Sustainable and inclusive Growth • Confirmation of 20/20/20 targets for 2020
o March 2011 - Roadmap for moving to a competitive low carbon economy by 2050
• Reducing GHG emissions by 80-95% by 2050 (compared to 1990 values)
o June 2011 - White Paper on European Transport Policy
• By 2050 reduce emissions by 60%, and 20% by 2020 (2008 level) • By 2050 move close to zero fatalities in road transport, halving road casualties
by 2020
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o July 2012 - European Innovation Partnership on Smart Cities and Communities
• large-scale deployment of smart city solutions in Europe, focusing on intersection of ICT, energy and transport
o Sep 2012 - European Cloud Computing Strategy
• Unleashing potential of Cloud Computing in Europe
Objective 1.2 - Smart,
sustainable mobility
Pilots B and one TN, 13.5 M€ o Piloting ICT-based Interoperable Fare Management for sustainable
mobility • Support demand for seamless intermodal mobility in cities with ICT
based measures such as new approaches in automatic fare collection systems
o Cooperative systems for sustainable mobility of goods • Optimising cargo management by means of real time communication
among objects (i.e. vehicles, cargo items & infrastructure) to ensure efficient management and sustainable transport of goods, reducing unnecessary movements of trucks and optimising load factors
o Preparing the ground for Public Procurement for Innovative Solutions (PPI) on cooperative Intelligent Transport Systems • develop a coordination mechanism among public road administrations to
promote the use of common PPI guidelines when procuring innovative road side infrastructure or when specifying them to their concessionaires
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Objective 1.3 - Resource
efficient data centres for smart cities
1 TN, 1 M€
o Preparing PPI for resource efficient data centres
• Help public administrations enhance energy and environmental footprint of data centres through harmonising and accelerating adoption of guidance/specs to procure technologies & systems
• Action particularly relevant in context of smart cities where most data centres are built & resources are at a much higher demand
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More information on Theme 1 Objective 1.1
Contact: • [email protected] • [email protected]
Websites:
• https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/digital-life/government
• http://www.epractice.eu
• http://www.buildconnectgrow.eu/
• http://ec.europa.eu/egovernment
Follow us on Twitter @EU_SmartCities
@ICT4TransportEU
More information on Theme 1
Objectives 1.2 – 1.3
Obj. 1.2a: [email protected] Obj. 1.2b&c: [email protected] Obj. 1.3: [email protected]
www.intelligentcargo.eu/ www.efreightproject.eu/ www.comesafety.org http://ec.europa.eu/transport/themes/its/index_en.htm http://ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities/esafety/index_en.htm www.ifm-project.eu www.coolemall.eu www.all4green-project.eu www.thegreengrid.org
Theme 2 - Digital content, open data and creativity
o 2.1 Europeana and Creativity (16 M€: BPNs/pilots B + 1 TN) • Enriching and improving the Europeana content base • Promoting the use of Europeana by creative industries • Coordinating Europeana
o 2.2 Open data (8 M€: pilots B) • Open data experimentation and innovation building on geographic information • Standards for Open Data
o 2.3 ICT for learning (6 M€: pilots B) • Piloting and showcasing excellence in ICT for learning for all • Organising competitions on Educational Games
o 2.4 Digital content technologies for a better internet for kids (3 M€ pilots B) • Piloting toolkit to help in child sex abuse investigation contexts • Interoperability for content rating and classification schemes
o 2.5 eArchiving services (3 M€: 1 pilot B) • Piloting eArchiving service solutions
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Objective 2.1 - Europeana and Creativity
BPN and 1 TN, 16 M€ o Enriching and improving the Europeana content base
• Explore new ways of improving the quality of Europeana metadata
• Aggregation of existing digital cultural heritage content held by cultural institutions or private content holders in order to make it accessible through Europeana. The content must be of interest to a broad public
o Promoting the use of Europeana by creative industries • experiment with models, innovative applications and services
for creative re-use of cultural resources, in particular those accessible through Europeana
o Coordinating Europeana • support the functioning and development of the Europeana
central service
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Objective 2.2 - Open data
Pilots B and one TN, 8 M€ o Open data experimentation and innovation building on
geographic information • stimulate innovation and business activities around
GI data and solutions enhanced by location-based services
• concrete experiments that clearly identify and provide solutions for real world problems and/or address market opportunities
o Standards for Open Data • bring together a broad range of stakeholders in the
re-use of public sector information • agree on standards enabling interoperability and
integration of public sector information across Europe and beyond
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Objective 2.3 - ICT for learning
Pilots B and one TN, 6M€
o Piloting and showcasing excellence in ICT for learning for all • large scale pilots involving at least 50.000 students and 4.000
teachers / at least 10 regional actors/hubs of excellence
• targeting formal/non-formal/informal learning
• covering digital literacy and computing, artistic and creative skills, mathematics
• at least one piloting scenario dedicated to people special needs or at risk of exclusion
o Organising competitions on Educational Games • Educational games on maths, ICT skills, healthier lifestyle
• Take account of special needs - children at risk-of exclusion/elderly
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Objective 2.4 - Digital content technologies
for a better internet for kids
Pilots B, 3 M€
o Digital content technologies for victim identification • Piloting toolkit to help in child sex abuse investigation
contexts
• Image/content recognition technologies improving improve accuracy and processing time (still and moving images)
o Interoperability for content rating and classification schemes • interoperability framework for cross-border content rating
and classification schemes
• cross-border retrieval of content for children and be open to tools such as parental controls
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Objective 2.5 - eArchiving services
Pilot B, 3M€
o piloting eArchiving service solutions
o replicable and scalable technical specifications and tools
o integration of different document management and archiving systems within public service process/workflow environments
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More information on Theme 2
For Objective 2.1 • [email protected]
About Europeana at • http://pro.europeana.eu/
For Objective 2.2 • [email protected]
For Objective 2.3 • [email protected]
For Objective 2.4 • [email protected]
For Objective 2.5 • [email protected]
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Theme 3- ICT for health, ageing well and inclusion
o Preparing large scale deployment of targeted services to support active and healthy ageing (14M€: pilots A/B) • Telehealth programmes for the management of mental disorders • Wide deployment of integrated care
o Supporting public procurement for innovative solutions in eHealth, active and healthy ageing and assisted living (10 M€ : PPI pilots) • eHealth • Active & healthy ageing and assisted living
o Networking for health, ageing well and inclusion (3 M€: 4 thematic networks) • Innovation and provision of age friendly city's environments • Assessing impact and raising awareness on benefits of innovative eHealth
tools and services • Sustainability of EU wide info-structure and collaborative governance • Clinical practice guidelines for eHealth services
o Assisted mobility/navigation for older or impaired users (2M€:pilot B)
o Biophotonics solutions for diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of diseases (10M€:pilot B)
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Theme 3: the context
Policy Context o Digital Agenda (patient empowerment, interoperability of EHR,
active ageing and independent living) o Innovation Union
Strategic purpose, scope o European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing
• Prevention and health promotion • Integrated health and social care • Independent, active living
o Citizens leading healthy, active and independent lives o Improving the sustainability of health and social care systems o Boosting and improving the competitiveness of the markets
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Objective 3.1.a - Preparing large scale deployment of targeted services to support active and healthy ageing
o Telehealth programmes for the management of mental disorders: Pilot A, 7 M€
o To collect, strengthen, enhance existing good practices that can be transferred and scaled up across Europe in order to: • Implement widespread, real-life solutions for the treatment
of mental disorders based on innovative telehealth services
• Validate and strengthen the evidence for the management of mental disorders based on telehealth solutions, especially with regard to cost-effectiveness and transferability of services;
• Enhance professionals’ and users' acceptance and satisfaction
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Objective 3.1.b - Preparing large scale
deployment of targeted services to support active and healthy ageing
o Wide deployment of integrated care: Pilots B, 7M€ • ICT services and applications in integrated care
programmes (either vertically within healthcare or horizontal integration of healthcare, social care, long-term and self-care)
• Unlock innovative services and value chains • Involve new actors (e.g. insurers) • Deploy novel organisational models and care
pathways • Target primarily national and/or regional authorities
deploying integrated care programmes for the first time
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Objective 3.2 - Supporting public procurement
for innovative solutions in eHealth, active and healthy ageing and assisted living
PPI pilots, 10M€
o eHealth
o Active & healthy ageing and assisted living • to facilitate public purchasing of innovative solutions (PPI)
in healthcare, ageing well and assisted living, which have not yet been deployed on a large scale (i.e. new/small scale)
• to support the implementation of the Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP) of the European Innovation Partnership on Active & Healthy Ageing (EIP AHA)
• aligned with eHealth Action Plan, related to innovative public procurement for new products, scalability and interoperability
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Objective 3.3 - Networking for health,
ageing well and inclusion
4 thematic networks, 3 M€
• Innovation and provision of age friendly city's environments
• Assessing impact and raising awareness on benefits of innovative eHealth tools and services
• Sustainability of EU wide info-structure and collaborative governance
• Clinical practice guidelines for eHealth services
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Objective 3.4 - Assisted mobility /
navigation for older or impaired users
Pilot B, 2M€ o Improve the independent living and mobility impaired
people, when using public transport or their own vehicles
o Specific access-rights management (public transport and specific parking places) • modernisation of parking cards for disabled and
improved use, verification of the entitlement to disability parking
• involve all concerned stakeholders including public authorities with responsibilities in supplying services and users' representatives
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Objective 3.5 - Biophotonics solutions for
diagnosis, monitoring and treatment of diseases
Pilots B, 10M€
o Innovative biophotonics based solutions for the diagnosis, monitoring or treatment of disease
o In real application settings and with a sufficient range of realistic conditions and disease profiles
o Outcome: solutions which have been evaluated by professional end-users and which demonstrated significant advantages with respect to current approaches, with the ultimate goal being their introduction into the market place.
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More information on Theme 3
• Digital Agenda for Europe http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda • ICT Policy Support Programme
http://ec.europa.eu/ict_psp/
• Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme http://www.aal-europe.eu/
• JPI - More Years – Better Lives http://www.jp-demographic.eu
• Active and Healthy Ageing Partnership
http://ec.europa.eu/active-healthy-ageing
• Specifically for Objective 3.4 • [email protected]
• Specifically for Objective 3.5 • [email protected]
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Theme 4 - Trusted eServices
Cybersecurity (7 M€: pilots B)
• Web site protection
• Critical infrastructures protection
• Reporting on cybercrime
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Theme 4: background
o Research in FP7, and then Horizon 2020
o Policy European Strategy for Cybersecurity
o Targets selection of current security challenges
for society and the user
o Impact Tools for users to protect themselves
better
Objective 4.1 - Protection of Websites
against Attacks
Pilot B, 2.5 M€
o Creates pilot platform to detect and clean infected websites and to mitigate the impact of attacks.
o Targets website administrators and business owners with limited resources -> usability, flexibility and cost-effectiveness
o Links to existing and upcoming activities
o Identifies the suitable tools to mitigate botnets, to prevent the infections and to identify and take down the Command & Control Server and the Attacker
o Outlines initial requirements for future action by the network providers and CERTs
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Objective 4.2 - Security for Networked Infrastructures
Pilot B, 2.0 M€
o Based on state of the art on technological precautions for users to protect their networked infrastructures
o Develops an innovative analytical tool to identify the relevant security features for industrial users that expose their systems to networks
o Checks if existing security features of the used networked structures are adequate, up-to-date and up-to-speed to address potential threat scenarios
o Produces recommendations for best practice guidelines and policy actions to better protect European critical information infrastructure legacy systems
o Builds on existing work in the EU CIIP initiative
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Objective 4.3 - Secure and trustworthy reporting of malware and suspected cybercrime
Pilot B, 2.5 M€
o European prototype service for user reporting of potential fraudulent or malicious online activities
o Enables public bodies, security industry and researchers to gather data required for better mitigation of cyber-threats
o Offers individualised support for affected users
o Supports and links with E3C, existing activities and standardisation activities
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More information on Theme 4
For all the objectives of Theme 4
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Theme 5 - Open objective for innovation and other measures
o Open objective for innovation (10 M€: pilots B) • Testing a new funding scheme based on open calls
for innovation in areas of public interest
o Support to advance Corporate Social Responsibility in the ICT sector (200 K€: Thematic Network)
o Support to the Grand Coalition for ICT jobs (1M€: Thematic Network)
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Objective 5.1 - Open objective for innovation
Pilots B, 10 M€
o Testing a new funding scheme based on open calls for innovation in areas of public interest
• innovation in areas of public interest (without detailed prescription)
• a quicker transfer of innovative solutions to market
• the exploration of new ideas for innovative services
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Objective 5.2 - Support to advance CSR
in the ICT sector
One TN, 200 K€ o Establishment of a coordinating
platform for the ICT sector aiming to: • Streamline the on-going and future
discussions and dialogues with ICT stakeholders in a number of policy areas
• Identify and share good practices through which societal benefits can be delivered via ICT channels
• Extend the discussions to all relevant stakeholders – companies, civil society, academia, public interest actors, NGOs, etc.
• Provide better visibility and communication about the CSR activities of the ICT sector
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Commission Communication on
"A renewed EU strategy 2011-14 for
Corporate Social Responsibility":
Action 1: "Create in 2013 multi-
stakeholder platforms in a
number of relevant industrial
sectors"
Action 5: "Develop a code of
good practice for self- and co-
regulation exercises"
Action 11: "Develop human rights
guidance for three industrial
sectors and for SMEs"
Objective 5.3 - Support to the Grand
Coalition for ICT jobs
One TN, 1M€ o infrastructure in support of the
delivery of the Grand Coalition building on a distributed set of actions by national/local stakeholders and actions o link the
European/national/local level and building bridges
o identify best practices in the thematic clusters and co-fund pilot actions (e.g. trainings)
o raise awareness and widely disseminate best practice
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Further Info on Theme 5
For Objective 5.1
For Objective 5.2
• http://daa.ec.europa.eu/group/16/content
For Objective 5.3
• http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/grand-coalition-digital-jobs
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ICT PSP Call 7: summary
o Five Themes: Covering in total 19 Objectives
o Total indicative budget: 125,7 M€
o Call7 launch: 21 December 2012
o Call7 close: 14 May 2013 at 17:00
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ICT PSP Website https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/ict-policy-support-programme
General information about the programme
Dynamic newsroom
Participating in ICT PSP • Information about calls (WP, infoday slides,
guiding documents)
• Specific workshops and contact points for themes and objectives
• Expert registration and experts database
Running activities and projects