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eTraining Course on Framework 7 for Western Balkan Researchers

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The Framework 7 ProgrammeThe Framework 7 ProgrammeHow Western Balkans countries can participateHow Western Balkans countries can participate

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SeánSeán McCarthy Hyperion LtdMcCarthy Hyperion [email protected]@hyperion.ie

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Course Websiteswww.hyperion.ie/fp7-balkans.htm

Whi h C t i P ti i t i F k 7

COURSE CONTENTSCOURSE CONTENTS

Sources of Information on Framwork 7

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Where to find the ‘Best Partners’

Which Countries can Participate in Framework 7

The Research Priorities in Framework 7

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What can be funded in Framework 7?4

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6 How to Start and how to proceed



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Glossary of Framework 7 AcronymsAC Additional Cost Model AS Associate State CFS Certificate on financial statementCSA Coordination and Support Action CIP Competitiveness+Innovation Programme

FP6 Framework 6FP7 Framework 7HLG High Level GroupI3 Integrated Infrastructure InitiativeICPC International Cooperation Partner Country

CPF Contract Preparation FormCREST Representatives of National MinistriesCSO Civil Society OrganisationDG Directorate General (e.g. DG Research)EAG External Advisory GroupEEIG European Economic Interest Group EC European CommissionEOI Expression of InterestEP European ParliamentEPSS Electronic Proposal Submission System

IP Integrated ProjectJTI Joint Technology InitiativeMS Member State (of the European Union)NOE Network of Excellence OLAF EU Anti-Fraud OfficeOMC Open Method of CoordinationPESS Proposal Evaluation Software SystemPPP Public Private PartnershipR&D Research and DevelopmentRTD Research and Technology Development


EPSS Electronic Proposal Submission SystemERC European Research CouncilESR Evaluation Summary ReportETI Economic and Technological Intelligence ETP European Technology PlatformEU European UnionEURAB European Research Advisory BoardFC Full Cost ModelFCF Full Cost Flat Rate Model FET Future and Emerging Technologies

RTD Research and Technology DevelopmentRSFF Risk Sharing Finance FacilitySICA Specific International Cooperation ActionSME Small and Medium Sized EnterpriseSP Specific ProgrammeSSA Specific Support ActionSTREP Strategic Targeted Research ProjectTP Technology PlatformWP Workprogramme



COURSE PRESENTERCOURSE PRESENTER


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What can be funded in Framework 7?

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How to Start and how to proceed

Cordis News http://cordis.europa.eu/news/en/home.html

How to Stay up-to-date with Framework 7http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/home.htmlhttp://ec.europa.eu/research/future/index_en.cfm

OFFICIALWEBSITES

Cordis News http://cordis.europa.eu/news/en/home.htmlCordis Rapidus http://cordis.europa.eu/guidance/email.htm

CORDIS Focus http://cordis.europa.eu/focus/enR&D Organisations in Brussels www.iglortd.orgEU R&D Associations www.hyperion.ie/euassociations.htmResearch Europe(Commercial) www.researchresearch.com

Y i i ’ FP7 W b

DAILY

MONTHLYMagazines

+eNewsletters


lYour organisation’s own FP7 WebpageNational Contact Points http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ncp_en.htmlRegister on www.ipr-helpdesk.org

World Class Science (and be known in Brussels)Working as an ‘Expert’, Networks, Conferences, Projects..THE BEST

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A Quick Overview of Framework 7

2

A Researcher’s Strategy for Framework 7


Political Background to Framework 7

2

A Director’s Strategy for Framework 7

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How to Proceed

Member state of the European Union

Which Countries can Participate in FP7?

Member State

Not a Member Statee.g. USA is a ‘Third Country’Third Country

Developing and Emerging EconomiesInternational

Countries that make financial contribution to Framework 7 (International agreement)

Associated Countries

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Developing and Emerging EconomiesMediterranean Countries, Western BalkansEastern Europe/Central Asian Countries

InternationalCooperationPartner Countries

WHO, FAO…InternationalOrganisations



PortugalPortugalAustriaAustriaBelgiumBelgium

Member States of the European Union (2007+)Member States of the European Union (2007+)

GermanyGermanyGreeceGreece

PolandPoland

IrelandIreland

SwedenSweden

SpainSpainDenmarkDenmarkItalyItaly

LatviaLatviaEstoniaEstonia LithuaniaLithuania

SloveniaSloveniaSlovakiaSlovakiaCzech RepublicCzech Republic

HungaryHungary

CyprusCyprus

gBulgaria Romania


LuxembourgLuxembourgFranceFranceFinland The NetherlandsThe Netherlands

United KingdomUnited KingdomMaltaMalta

(Romania and Bulgaria members from 1/1/2007)

Associated CountriesAssociated Countries

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Candidate States(June 2007)

InternationalAgreements with EU

Turkey

Croatia Liechtenstein *

Norway *

Iceland *

Israel **

Serbia

Macedonia(FYROM)


* European Economic Area Agreements** Bilateral Agreements

Israel **

Switzerland **

Agreements on http://cordis.europa.eu/inco/agreements_fp7_en.html

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Montenegro



Framework 7 Funding for ICPC Countries

International Cooperation Partner Countries (ICPC)(a) Developing and Emerging Economies(b) Mediterranean Countries(c) Western Balkans(c) Western Balkans(d) Eastern European and Central Asian Countries (EECA)

Western Balkan ICPC Countries


AlbaniaBosnia-Herzegovina

International Cooperation Partner CountriesInternational Cooperation Partner Countries

African, Pacific, Asia, Latin AmericaDeveloping Economies

Emerging Brazil, Russia, China, India, Mexico and

Western BalkanCountries (WBC)

Economies South Africa

Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina,

MediterraneanPartner Countries y p ,

Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya,Morocco, Palestine administered areas,Syrian Arab Republic, Tunisia


Cou es (W C)

Eastern Europeanand CentralAsian Countries(EECA)

Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia,Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Moldova,Russia, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan










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Structure of Framework 7Structure of Framework 7‘Cooperation’ ‘Ideas’

Frontier Research(European Research Council)

2. Food, agriculture/fisheries, biotechnology

1. Health

‘People’ Marie Curie Fellowships

‘Capacities’ 5. Energyg

4. Nanosciences + nanotechnologies, Materials+new Production technologies

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3. Information Communication Technologies

6. Environment Research InfrastructuresSMEs

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8. Socio-economic sciences + the humanities

7. Transport

9. Space 10. Security

SME (Small and Medium Sized Enterprise)JRC (Joint Research Centre)

SMEs Regions of KnowledgeResearch PotentialScience in Society Inco (Horizontal)Development of Policies

JRC



Structure of Framework 7Structure of Framework 7‘Cooperation’€ 32365 million ‘Ideas’ €7,460 million

Frontier Research(European Research Council)

2. Food…. €1,935 million

1. Health €6,050 million

‘‘People’€4,728 million Marie Curie Fellowships

‘Capacities’ €4,217 m 5. Energy €2,300 million

4. NMP €3,500 million

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3. ICT €9,110 million

6. Environment.. €1,800 million Research InfrastructuresSMEs

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8. SSH €610 million

7. Transport €4,180 million

n9. Space €1,430 million 10.Security €1350 m

SME (Small and Medium Sized Enterprise)JRC (Joint Research Centre)

SMEs Regions of KnowledgeResearch PotentialScience in Society Inco (Horizontal)Development of Policies

JRC €1,751m

People (Marie Curie Programme)People (Marie Curie Programme)

‘Cooperation’Initial training of researchers

‘People’ € 4728 millionMarie Curie Fellowships

Life-long training and career development

Industry-academia pathways/partnerships


International dimension

Specific actions




Activity 1: Initial training of researchersMarie Curie “Initial Training Networks” (ITN)

Activity 2: Life-long Training and Career DevelopmentIntra-European Fellowships for Career Development (IEF)European Reintegration Grant (ERG)

(NEW)Co-funding of Regional/National/International (COFUND)


Activity 3: Industry-Academia partnerships and pathwaysIndustry-Academia Partnership and Pathways (IAPP)


Activity 4: International DimensionInternational Outgoing Fellowship for Career Development (IOF)International Incoming Fellowship (IIF)nte national ncoming ellowship ( )International Reintegration Grant (IRG)

Activity 5: Specific ActionsResearchers Nights Awards ERA-MORE


2008 + Staff Exchange with Neighbourhood Policy Countries(Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Ukraine)



International Cooperation Partner Countries

2. Food, agriculture and biotechnology

1. Health

‘Cooperation’SICA

SICA

INCO Partner RulesMinimum 4 Partners2 from Member Statesor Associated States

5. Energy

g4. Nanosciences + nanotechnologies, Materials+new Production technologies

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3. Information/communication techno

6. Environment and climate change

SICA

SICA

SICA

SICA

or Associated States2 from ICPC Countries*

Relevant Balkan Countries(June 2007)


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8. Socio-economic sciences + the human

7. Transport

9. Space 10. SecuritySICA

SICA

SICA

AlbaniaBosnia-Herzegovina

SICA (Specific International Cooperation Actions)

Framework 7 Funding for ICPC Countries

Relevant Balkan Countries (June 2007)

AlbaniaB i H iBosnia-Herzegovina

Research PrioritiesSICA Calls in Research Priorities

Cooperation

INCO (Horizontal)Capacities


Incoming International FellowshipsMarie Curie NetworksPeople

SICA (Specific International Cooperation Actions)

Host in EU/AS: No nationality criterionIdeas (Frontier)









What can be funded in Framework 7?4

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Collaborative Projects (CP)

Funding Schemes (Grants) in Framework 7

Research Projects

Networks of Excellence (NoE)

Co-ordination/Support Actions

Marie Curie Fellowships

Research for SMEs/Associations

Integration using Networks

Networks, seminars, studies

Fellowships (mobility)

Solving SME problems


Frontier Research Grant Basic/Fundamental Research

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SME (Small and Medium Sized Enterprise)



CP Large

Statistics on Funding Scheme (Estimate only)

3

MinimumPartners

15-20

Typical Partners

5

TypicalYearsTypical

> €6m

€ **

Networks of ExcellenceCo-ordination/Support

Marie Curie Fellowships

31*

1*

CP Small 3

15-201-20 +

1*

8-10

3-53

3

3

€6-12m€.3-3m

€33k

< €3m


Frontier Research Grant

Research for SMEs

1

5

1

10

5

3

€1-3m

€.5-5m

* In some cases ** Amount specified in call for proposals

Some Strategies for Funding SchemesSome Strategies for Funding Schemes

Coordination and Support Actions

)CSA (Support) CSA (Coordination) Collaborativej

Framework 6/7Framework 6/7

WorkshopsStudiesWorkshops

Research StrategyResearch Strategy(R&D Roadmap)

NetworksNetworksProjectsProjects

ProjectsCollaborativeProjects


CollaborativeResearch

CollaborativeResearch

Framework 6/7Framework 6/7

Network of Excellence









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Where to Find the ‘Best Partners’

Journals, Conferences, R&D Committees Best Scientists

EU R&D Associations/Networks

COST Actions Existing R&D Projects

AcademicR&D Networks

Lead Users Enterprises Test Laboratories


New Member States, Third Countries

of Results

Strategic Partners

Regulatory Bodies Standards Groups

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6 How to Start and how to proceed

How to ProceedHow to Proceed

Promote expertise through EU conferences

Clarify scientific ‘niche within a niche’Science

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Identify EU officials, best European partners

Join EU Associations/NetworksPeople


Evaluate Framework 7 Proposals

Identify Work Programmes/Funding Scheme

EU (European Union)

Process



Join an existing network (‘Coordination Action’)

Strategy for BeginnersStrategy for Beginners

Visit a European Research Infrastructure

Join a proposal as a ‘Minor’ Partner (2 or 3 times)

Organise a Workshop/Seminar (‘Specific Support Action’)

Join an existing network ( Coordination Action )

Fellowship in a Marie Curie Host


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Links on www.hyperion.ie/beginners.htm

Join a proposal as a Partner (Workpackage Leader)

Coordinate a Project

A Researcher’s Strategy for Framework 7

Best Science

Best Partners

Best ‘Impact’ EU Policies


Follow the EC Guidelines

EC (European Commission) EU (European Union)



ggThanks for ListeningThanks for Listening


Seán McCarthy , Hyperion [email protected]

www.hyperion.ie

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