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The Israel-Europe R&D Directorate For EU FP6

The Israel-Europe R&D Directorate For EU FP6. ISERD IS rael E urope R &D D irectorate. Your Port For FP In ISRAEL. ISERD Steering Committee :

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The Israel-Europe R&D Directorate For EU FP6

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  1. The Israel-Europe R&D Directorate For EU FP6 ISERD ISrael Europe R&D Directorate Your Port For FP In ISRAEL

  2. ISERD Steering Committee: Ministry ofIndustry, Trade and Labor, Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance and the Council for Higher Education – Planning and Budgeting Committee. Chairman of the Steering Committee – Dr. Eli OPPER, Chief Scientist, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor. General Manager: Mr. Marcel SHATON ISERD Aims at Maximizing the benefits of participation in the Framework Program

  3. Budgets of the Framework Programs 19.23

  4. Objectives of the Framework Program: Political, Economic, Social • Increasing the competitiveness of the European Market, Creating Employment, Improving the standards of living. • Solving Important important to Europe. • Reaching Critical Mass through European Synergy: • Performing R&D by Consortia. • Submmitting proposals in reaction to Calls for Proposals.

  5. Added Value for a Company Participating in FP6 • Strategic partnerships • Synergy of resources • Market intelligence • Access to research of the entire project • Shorter time to market • Name recognition • Standardization • Funding for large R&D projects • Integration in the European market

  6. IST - 3984 M Nanotech, nanosciences, materials and productionprocesses - 1429 M Aeronautics and space - 1182 M Food quality and safety - 753 M Sixth Framework Programme - 17883 MEuro Focusing and integrating research - 14682M Strengthening ERA - 347 M Priority areas - 12438 M Specific activities covering a wider field of research - 1409 M Coordination of activities - 292 M Life sciences, genomics and biotech - 2514 M Genomics - 1209 M Development of policies - 55 M Diseases - 1305 M Structuring ERA - 2854 M Policy support and anticipating S&T needs - 590 M Research and innovation - 319 M Human resources and mobility - 1732 M Sustainable development, globalchange and ecosystems - 2329 M Energy - 890 M SMEs - 473 M Research infrastructures - 715M Transport - 670 M Global change and ecosystems -769 M Science and society - 88 M International cooperation - 346 M JRC - 760 M Citizens and governance - 247 M

  7. FP6 Instruments • IPIntegrated Projects • NoENetwork of Excellence • STREPSpecific Targeted Research Projects • CACoordination actions • SSASpecific Support Actions

  8. Integrated Projects(IPs): • Target Audience: Industry, SMEs, Research Institutes, Universities, Potential end-users. • Average grant: 10 M€. • Grants range: 4-25 M€. • Duration: 36-60 months. • Participants: 10-20 participants. • Flexibility: Yearly updates of work plan.

  9. strong management structure Ethical aspects, science-society dialogue TrainIng RTD 4 RTD 5 Management Implementation Plan RTD 1 RTD 3 RTD 2 Demonstration Technology transfer, exploitation Integrated Projects(IPs) To integrate the critical mass of activities- Ambitious objective-driven research • Addressing major societal needs • Increasing EU competitiveness predefined S/T results and clear deliverables

  10. Networks of Excellence (NoE): • Target Audience: Research Institutes, Universities. • Average grant: 7 M€. • Grants range: 4-15 M€. • Duration: ~48-60 months. • Participants: 6-12 participants. • Flexibility: Yearly update of the work plan.

  11. Partner 2 Partner1 Partner 4 Partner 3 with the NoE Coordinated Networks of Excellence (NoE) Reinforce or strengthen scientific and technological excellence on a given research topic. • Overcome the fragmentation of European research. • Act as a “Virtual Centre of Excellence”. • Spread excellence beyond the partners. Joint Program of Activities RTD activities in Europe before the NoE

  12. Specific Targeted Research Projects (STREP) • Purpose: Objective-driven research, (more limited in scope than IP), usually focussed on a single issue. • Target Audience: Industry, SMEs, Research Institutes, Universities. • Average grant: 1.9 M€. • Grants range: 0.8-3 M€. • Activities covered by EU Contribution: One or more of: Research, Demonstration, Innovation linked activities, Management of the Consortium. • Duration: 18-36 months. • Participants: 6-15 participants. • Flexibility: Fixed overall work plan.

  13. Coordination Actions • Purpose: Coordination, networking. • Target Audience: Research Institutes, Universities, Industry, SMEs. • Average grant: 1 M€. • Grants range: 0.5-12 M€. • Activities covered by EU Contribution: Activities intended to improve and effect coordination of research carried out in another context. • Duration: 18-36 months. • Participants: 13-26 participants. • Flexibility: Fixed overall work plan.

  14. Specific Support Actions (SSAs) • Purpose: Preparation of future actions, support policy dissemination of results.. • Target Audience: Research Institutes, Universities, Industry, SMEs. • Average grant: 0.5 M€. • Grants range: 0.03-1 M€. • Activities covered by EU Contribution: Individual meetings, seminars, workshops, studies, publications, scientific awards and competitions… • Duration: 9-30 months. • Participants: 1-15 participants. • Flexibility: Fixed overall work plan.

  15. Evaluation Peer-Review System Two-stage evaluation procedure - If specified Evaluation on a non-anonymous basis Unless otherwise specified in call for proposal Experts Candidature Submission http://www.cordis.lu/experts/fp6_candidature.htm

  16. Evaluation Criteria • Relevance to the objectives of the call • Potential impact • S&T Excellence • Quality of the consortium • Quality of the management • Mobilisation of resources

  17. “Affirmative Score” • SMEs • Gender Issues • New Members & INCO countries • Ethical and Safety aspects • Engaging actors beyond research community; “public acceptance”, education, investors (banks, jvc..)

  18. Financing Type of activity Research and Technological Development (including innovation related activity) - 50% (100% AC) Demonstration - 35% (100% AC) Training - 100% (100% AC) Consortium Management - reimbursed up to 100% within the limit of 7% of community contribution Other activities specific to an instrument

  19. Financing Cost Models: definition • FC: actual direct and indirect costs mostly for industry • FCF (variant of FC): actual direct costs + flat rate for indirect costs (20% of total actual direct costs, except subcontracting) for SMEs • AC: actual additional direct costs + flat rate for indirect costs (20% of total actual additional direct costs, except subcontracting) mostly for academia • Eligible costs - no predefined cost categories - each participant follows his accounting conventions

  20. Consortium agreement • Regulates internal organisation of consortium • Compulsory except otherwise mentioned in the call for proposal • May not conflict with the contract • Not signed nor approved by the Commission • After or (preferably) before signing the contract but some decisions must be made by the participants before signature of contract (e.g. IPR issues) • Non binding guidelines published by the Commission

  21. How to Proceed?

  22. How to Proceed - Flow Chart • Read Carefully WP/WPs • Identify subjects of your expertise/interest in the WP/WPs • Check for “best fit” and roadmaps • It is in the first call? Act Immediately !!!!

  23. How to Proceed- Join the Club • Identify the European leading groups in the field • Try to Join Forces • Highlight your capabilities and your potential contribution to the consortium (“affirmative score”). • Prepare a short profile emphasizing your skills and partners sought.

  24. How to Proceed - Identify Leaders • Colleagues and Business relations • EoI’s Database http://eoi.cordis.lu/search_form.cfm • CORDIS partners service http://partners-service.cordis.lu/index.cfm • FP5 Projects (CORDIS, ISERD) • ISERD’s Assistance

  25. Information Sources • www.iserd.org.il • ISERD’s Mailing Lists • Calls InfoPacks • CORDIS: http://www.cordis.lu/fp6/

  26. מנהלי התוכניות ב- ISERD • Genomics and Biotechnology for Health, Food Quality and Safety:Dr. Eva Rockman,eva@iserd.org.il • Information Society Technologies:Mrs. Dorit Geifman,dorit@iserd.org.il • Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Processes, Aeronautics and Space, Energy, Transport, Global Change and Ecosystems:Dr. Neomy Soffer,neomy@iserd.org.il • Mobility, Citizens & Governance, Science and Society, Scientific Support to Policy Einat Tamir, einat@iserd.org.il • Rules of Participation - Mr. Marcel ShatonGeneral Manager, marcel@iserd.org.il

  27. THANK YOU!

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