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ICT VII Programma Quadro e ICT PSP modalità di
partecipazione
Daniela Mercurio NCP ICT e ICT PSP APRE Pescara -
26 Marzo 2010
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Servizi offerti da APRE- NCP

• Assistenza prima della presentazione della
  proposta
• Telefonica, email e vis à vis in APRE per
• Identificazione del tema
• Verifica eleggibilità della proposta
• Revisione della proposta (Parte A e B)
• Utilizzo EPSS
• Revisione Consortium Agreement

• Informazione
• Convegni
• News alert
• Pubblicazioni
• Sito internet e intranet www.apre.it

Ricerca Partner
DallIDEA
Alla conclusione del contratto

• Formazione
• Gestione amministrativa
• Progettazione Europea
• Comunicazione della ricerca
• IPR e Consortium Agreement

• Assistenza post
• Assistenza nella
• Negoziazione
• Gestione dei progetti
• Diffusione dei risultati
• Reportistica

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UNIONCAMERE ABRUZZO Unione Regionale Camere di
Commercio, Industria, Artigianato ed Agricoltura
d'Abruzzoc/o Palazzo Camera di Commercio di
Teramo
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The ICT Policy Support programme

• Single information space
• Access to services, interoperability, digital
  content, security and governance
• Innovation and investment in ICT
• Promoting best use of ICTs in SMEs and public
  services, skills, partnerships and investment
• Inclusive information society
• Accessibility, privacy, quality and availability
  of public interest services

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Who can participate?
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Funding instruments

• Pilot A Building on initiatives in member
  states / associated countries with
  interoperability of services as central theme
• Pilot B Stimulating innovative use of ICT in
  public private sector (under realistic
  conditions)
• Thematic Network (TN) Mobilisation/Exchanges
  between practitioners policy makers
• Best practice network (BPN) Combining consensus
  building / awareness raising / large scale
  implementation
• only for supporting Digital library

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PILOT TYPE A
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PILOT TYPE B
Main features of Pilots Type B

• The goal is to carry out a implementation of an
  ICT based innovative service carried out under
  realistic conditions. Replication and wide
  validation of best practices can be specified in
  objective.
• The emphasis is on fostering innovation in
  services ? the pilot may need to take-up
  completed RD work, may extend already tested
  prototype services or may combine / integrate
  several partial solutions to realise a new
  innovative approach

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THEMATIC NETWORKS - 1
Main features of Thematic Networks

• The goal is to bring together relevant
  stakeholders, expertise and facilities to explore
  new ways of implementing ICT based solutions.
• The network may initiate working groups,
  workshops and exchanges of good practices with
  the aim of creating the necessary conditions and
  consensus on action plans, standards and
  specifications in view to ensure the widest
  future replication and co-deployment of
  innovative solutions.

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THEMATIC NETWORKS - 2
Duration and funding

• Duration between 18-36 months.
• EC contribution is 300-500 K/network funded
  through lump sums according to the following
  scheme
• Or through Actual costs when specifically
  required in WP (see dedicated objective in chp3)

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BEST PRACTICE NETWORKS
Main features of Best Practice Network (BPN)

• Only for the digital libraries theme, only for a
  transition period up to 2011.
• Promote the adoption of respective standards and
  specifications by combining the "consensus
  building and awareness raising" function of a
  network with large-scale implementation on a
  sufficient mass of content.
• The commission can organise Clustering meetings"
  in order to achieve broad consensus and create
  the conditions for the widest possible uptake of
  the recommendations of the BPNs.

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Funding mechanisms

• Pilot Type A and B
• 50 funding of
• Direct cost actual as recorded in accounts
• Indirect cost flat rate of 30 of personnel
  cost
• Best practice Networks
• 80 of direct cost
• No funding of indirect cost
• Thematic Networks
• Use of lump sums
• or actual cost if specifically required in the WP
  (chapter3)

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Evaluation criteria
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Information for proposers
2010
Other relevant information Info day on ICT PSP
WP 2010- 14 January 2010 in Brussels
Presentation available on http//ec.europa.eu/info
rmation_society/activities/ict_psp/index_en.htm
1st CIP ICT-PSP Coordinators' Day
http//ec.europa.eu/information_society/activitie
s/ict_psp/coordinators/index_en.htm
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Electronic Submission

• EPSS - Electronic Proposal Submission System
• Online preparation only
• Improved validation checks before submission is
  accepted
• Submission failure rate 1
• Main reason waiting till the last minute
• Technical problems
• Panic-induced errors
• Too late starting upload, run out of time
• Submit early, submit often!
• If in trouble, call the helpdesk !

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Link di riferimento
Sito ICT Fp7 http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ict/
Sito CIP ICT Policy Support http//ec.europa.eu/i
nformation_society/activities/ict_psp/index_en.htm
Sito CORDIS http//cordis.europa.eu/en/home.html

Sito CORDIS/Bandi http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/dc/
index.cfm
Sito CORDIS/NCP http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/get-su
pport_en.html
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ICT VII PQ Funding schemes

• 3 funding schemes 5 instruments
• Collaborative Projects (CP)
• Small or medium scale focused research actions
  (STREP)
• Large Scale Integrating Projects (IP)
• Networks of Excellence (NoE)
• Coordination and Support Actions (CSA)
• Coordinating or networking actions (CA)
• Support Actions (SA)

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Minimum consortia

• Three independent legal entities from three
  different EU Member States or Associated
  countries
• EEIGs composed of members that meet the criteria
  above
• Participation of international (intergovernmental)
  organisations
• Participants from third countries if in addition
  to minima
• Support actions no restrictions

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Activities in FP7 ICT
IP, STREP, NoE

• Research and technological development
  activities 50 funding of eligible costs
  except for
• Public bodies (non-profit) 75
• Secondary and higher education establishments
  75
• Research organisations (non-profit) 75
• Small and Medium sized Enterprises - SMEs 75
• Demonstration activities- All 50 of eligible
  costs
• Other activities- All 100 including e.g.
  consortium management
• Direct costs CA, SA
• Coordination and support actions 100

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CP - Integrating Projects

• Experience from the past
• Purpose Ambitious objective driven research with
  a programme approach
• Target audience Industry (incl. SMEs), research
  institutions. Universities and in some cases
  potential end-users
• Typical duration 36-60 months
• Optimum consortium 10-20 participants
• Total EU contribution 4-25m (average around
  10m)
• Flexibility in implementation
• Update of workplan
• Possibility for competitive calls for enlargement
  of consortium

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CP Focused projects

• Experience from the past
• Purpose Objective driven research more limited
  in scope than an IP
• Target audience Industry incl. SMEs, research
  institutes, universities
• Typical duration 18-36 months
• Optimum consortium 6-15 participants
• Total EU contribution 0.8 - 3 m (average
  around 1.9m)
• Fixed workplan and fixed partnership for duration

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Networks of excellence

• Experience from the past
• Purpose Durable integration of participants
  research activities
• Target audience research institutions,
  universities, mainly indirectly industry
  trough governing boards etc
• Typical duration 48-60 months (but
  indefinite integration!)
• Optimum consortium 6-12 participants
• Total EU contribution 4-15m (average around
  7m)
• Flexibility in implementation
• Update of workplan
• Possibility to add participants through
  competitive calls

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Coordination or Networking actions

• Experience from the past
• Purpose Co-ordination of research activities
• Target Audience Research institutions,
  universities, industry incl. SMEs
• Typical duration 18-36 months
• Optimum consortium 13-26 participants
• Total EU contribution 0.5-1.8m (average around
  1m)
• Fixed overall workplan and partnership for the
  duration

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Support actions

• Experience of SSAs in FP6
• Purpose Support to programme implementation,
  preparation of future actions, dissemination of
  results
• Target audience Research organisations,
  universities, industry incl. SMEs
• Typical duration 9-30 months
• Optimum consortium 1-15 participants
• Total EU contribution 0.03-1m (average around
  0.5m)
• Fixed overall workplan and partnership for the
  duration

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Information for proposers

• Workprogramme
• Guide for Applicants
• now including the Guidance notes for evaluators
  and the Background note on the funding scheme
• Evaluation forms with notes
• EPSS manual
• Model grant agreement

http//cordis.europa.eu/fp7/dc/index.cfm?fuseactio
nUserSite.FP7DetailsCallPagecall_id297act_code
ICTID_ACTIVITY3
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Electronic Submission

• EPSS - Electronic Proposal Submission System
• Online preparation only
• Improved validation checks before submission is
  accepted
• Submission failure rate 1
• Main reason waiting till the last minute
• Technical problems
• Panic-induced errors
• Too late starting upload, run out of time
• Submit early, submit often!
• If in trouble, call the helpdesk !

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Alcuni consigli
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Alcuni consigli

• SCELTA OBIETTIVO
• La vostra proposta deve essere creata per
  risolvere problemi Europei identificati nelle
  politiche dellUE
• Mai dare limpressione di scrivere un progetto
  perché si sta cercando un finanziamento!

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Alcuni consigli

• Valore aggiunto Europeo
• Valore aggiunto Europeo miglioramento a livello
  comunitario
• Impatto sulle politiche comunitarie rilevanti
  anche su politiche collegate
• Innovazione miglioramento sullo stato attuale

• Diventare valutatore
• https//cordis.europa.eu/emmfp7/index.cfm
• http//ec.europa.eu/information_society/activities
  /ict_psp/cf/expert/login/index.cfm

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Ricerca partner nel tema ICT
Miglioramento dei servizi della rete dei Punti di
Contatto Nazionale ICT e Ricerca Partner
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