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GREENWICH RESEARCH AND ENTERPRISE Developing European Partnerships 2 nd March 2011

GREENWICH RESEARCH AND ENTERPRISE Developing European Partnerships 2 nd March 2011. There are 7 BDMS employed by GRE but based in the schools: David Armstrong - H&SC and Education David Jai-Persad – CMS Pal Kulandaivel – School of Engineering Elizabeth Millar – NRI

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GREENWICH RESEARCH AND ENTERPRISE Developing European Partnerships 2 nd March 2011

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  1. GREENWICH RESEARCH AND ENTERPRISE Developing European Partnerships 2nd March 2011

  2. There are 7 BDMS employed by GRE but based in the schools: • David Armstrong - H&SC and Education • David Jai-Persad – CMS • Pal Kulandaivel – School of Engineering • Elizabeth Millar – NRI • Jeff Pedley – School of Science (Low Carbon Projects) • Canmei Toa (A&C, Business School, H&SS)

  3. BDMSfollow this cycle of activity, involving working with internal and external customers.

  4. Develop European Partnerships through: • Established contacts • Networking events • Partnering events • Enterprise Europe Network • Kent County Council European Partnership Office

  5. A) What is your role? Partner Lead B) What is your budget? Partner Lead c) What can you claim! FP7 Interreg – 2 Seas & Channel Programmes. Finances

  6. Types of Costs • Eligible Costs = Actual, Necessary, During the Project, Recorded against the Project • personnel, durable equipment, travel and subsistence, subcontracting, consumables, etc. may be considered as eligible costs • Non-eligible Costs = Costs not directly linked to the project • ill-considered expenses, VAT, provisions for doubtful debts, leasing costs, marketing, sales and distribution costs for products and services

  7. The FP7 programme Enables HEI’s to receive 100% of direct costs plus a percentage towards the indirect costs. • The percentage of academic staff time can be charged, (same approach to fEC budget costings). • Researchers are required to use the Full-Cost type model where reimbursement is determined by the type of activity during the lifetime of the project; Research and Technological Development activities, Training, Management or Other. • Indirect costs are applied using a Specific Flat rate of 60% against the total direct eligible costs for (excluding subcontracting costs). There are some exceptions to the 60% overhead rate

  8. The Interreg programmes BEWARE: HEI’s must demonstrate 50% matched funding • HEI’s will only receive 50% of the total project value if expenditure is shown on accounts. • The percentage of academic staff time can be charged, (same as FP7). • Researchers are required to breakdown the salary charge per day/hour. • Indirect costs are applied using a set of base rates calculated by Finance (same principle as fEC, excluding certain parameters = lower rates and lower contribution to the institution overhead.

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