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Innovations and Framework Programmes

Nauka dla Budownictwa, Poznań, 22 stycznia 2008r. Innovations and Framework Programmes. Jarosław Piekarski Krajowy Punkt Kontaktowy Programów Badawczych UE Instytut Podstawowych Problemów Techniki Polskiej Akademii Nauk. Political context.

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Innovations and Framework Programmes

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  1. Nauka dla Budownictwa, Poznań, 22 stycznia 2008r. Innovations and Framework Programmes Jarosław Piekarski Krajowy Punkt Kontaktowy Programów Badawczych UE Instytut Podstawowych Problemów Techniki Polskiej Akademii Nauk

  2. Political context The Community has the objective, set out in the Treaty,of strengtheningthe scientific and technological bases of Community industry … The central role of research was recognised by the LisbonEuropean Council … to become the most competitive and dynamic knowledge-based economy in the world … The triangle of knowledge — education,research and innovation — is essential for achieving thisgoal, to which effect the Community aims to mobiliseand strengthen the necessary research and innovationcapacities. The Seventh Framework Programme is acentral Community instrument in this respect …

  3. Research Growth and employment Education Innovations LisbonStrategy (2000) New LisbonStrategy (2005) Triangle of knowledge

  4. Support for innovations • 7th Framework Programme (2007-2013) 53 372 M€18 December 2006 • Competitiveness and Innovation FrameworkProgramme (2007-2013) 4 212 M€ 24 October 2006

  5. 7th Framework Programme EU 2007-2013 SpecificProgrammes Collaborativeprojects Frontierresearch Cooperation 32 413 Ideas 7 510 Joint Technology Initiatives benefit of SMEs People 4 750 Capacities 4 217 Euratom 2 751 JRC 1 751 53 372 M€

  6. COOPERATION: Themes Budgets in B€

  7. Development of work programme FP 6 project portfolio (including specific roadmapping/ foresight studies) Platform SRAs Other foresight material + requirements of other stakeholder groups National platforms National authorities FEEDBACK KE Proposal for a multi annual implementation plan ANALYSIS& DIALOGUE Agreed call topics for 200X + indicative priorities for future calls Programme Committee Advisory Group 7

  8. Build-Nova BUILDinginNOVAtion in the European Construction Sector The overarching goal : Help construction firms (high-tech and less technology intensive companies) to find suitable funding for their new innovative projects, and give investors a better understanding of the technology and market possibilities of such new ideas.

  9. NMP 2008 Calls NMP-2008-4.0-8: Smart materials for applications in the sectors of construction and of machinery and production equipment. Call ID:FP7-NMP-2008-LARGE-2 FP7-NMP-2008-SMALL-2 FP7-NMP-2008-SME-2 Publication:30 November 2007 Deadline: 6 March 2008 (I etap)

  10. NMP-2008-4.0-8 Technical content/scope: … In the construction sector, … thermal, electro-magnetic and acousticisolation, heat storageand climatic functionality, resistance against an aggressive environment, andinherent surface functionalities ... reduced environmental impact and low energy and material resource consumption, …, recyclability. Specific features: … active participation of industrial partners … will bereflected in the evaluation. …priority will be given to proposals showing that the projects will be led by SMEs with R&D capacities …. Expected impact: New high added value construction and machine building materials … Contributions should also be made towards recyclability and reducing the environmental impact.…

  11. Environment 2008 Calls Call ID: FP7-ENV-2008-1 Publication:30 November 2007 Deadline: 25 February 2008 ENV.2008.3.1.5.1. Innovative environmental technologies including design concepts and materials for the reduction of damage to the environment ENV.2008.3.2.1.1. Development and application of methodologies, technologies, models and tools for damage assessment, monitoring and adaptation to climate change impacts (excluding extreme events)

  12. Environment 2008 Calls FP7-ENV-2008-1 ENV.2008.3.1.5.1. … reduction of damage to the environment New concepts and materials to reduce environmental impacts of the built environment … without loss of performance. Consideration may be given … to …construction products that facilitate recycling and the deconstructionof buildings and infrastructure Expected impact: … significant reductions in the demand for natural raw materials, fuels and energy ENV.2008.3.2.1.1. protection against climate change impacts more reliable methods and modelling tools for damage assessment of the near and far impact of climate change (excluding extreme events) on … cultural heritage objects, innovative, cost-effective and appropriate conservation/ adaptation strategies, technologies and related monitoring systems. Expected impact: … instruments… and … tools for predicting and adapting to climate change impacts on cultural heritage

  13. Transport 2008 Calls Call ID: FP7-SST-2008-RTD-1 Publication:30 November 2007 Deadline: 25 February 2008 SST.2008.1.1.3 Holistic noise and vibration abatement Holistic noise and vibration abatement solutions which consider the entire vehicle/vesseland infrastructure system and addresses annoyance aspects. Noise and vibration attenuation through wave propagation analysis and systems forpassive and active compensation.

  14. Transport 2008 Calls FP7-SST-2008-RTD-1 SST.2008.1.1.7Attenuation of vibrations and vibration-induced noise affecting residents near railway lines … to develop holistic approaches for an efficient reduction of vibration and inducednoise from rail traffic, in particular to mitigate its impact on residents living in the vicinity of railways lines. Activities will include …develop technologies, concepts and prototypes for the mitigation of vibration of induced noise. Research will address vehicles, infrastructureand maintenance. SST.2008.2.6.1 Intelligent highways Dedicated infrastructure and vehicle technologies for the development of future intelligent highways with optimised safety, environmental impact and infrastructure capacity

  15. Transport 2008 Calls FP7-SST-2008-RTD-1 SST.2008.4.1.2 Human components Enhance safety relevant behaviour of railway workers and road and railway constructionworkers. Development of solutions for quick evacuation systems of passengers from large vessels, trains, congested tunnels and terminals SST.2008.4.1.4 Road Safety of Vulnerable Road Users in Emerging Economies … to define and develop requirements and tools for protecting vulnerable road users …. in emerging economies like India, Brazil and/or South Africa …. … the process has to be tested and demonstrated through a pilot project … concrete application to a road construction or renewal project SST.2008.5.1.1 Advanced and cost effective infrastructure construction, maintenance and monitoring New design, construction and maintenance processes specific to surface transport infrastructures that address both the construction of new infrastructure and the renovation of existing infrastructure.

  16. Capacities: Research for the benefit of SMEs Call title: Research for SMEs Call 2 Callidentifier: FP7-SME-2008-1 Publication: 30 November 2007 Deadline:11 April 2008 Budget: 92.72 M€ • to develop technical solutions toproblems common to a large number of SMEs in specific industrial sectors • The projects may address any research topic acrossthe entire field of science and technology • Participants: SME-AGs(at leastthree), RTD (at leasttwo), others

  17. Capacities: Research for the benefit of SMEs Call title: Research for SME Associations Call 2 Call identifier: FP7-SME-2008-2 Publication: June 2008 Deadline:28 september 2008 (1st stage) Budget: 92.72 M€ • Projects must be centred on the innovation needs of the SMEs whichoutsource research to RTD performers • The projects may address any research topic acrossthe entire field of science and technology

  18. Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP), 2007 to 2013 • Objectives: • to foster the competitiveness of enterprises, in particular of SMEs; • to promote all forms of innovation includingecoinnovation; • to accelerate the development of a sustainable, competitive, innovative and inclusive information society; • to promote energy efficiency and new and renewableenergy sources in all sectors, including transport.

  19. Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP), 2007 to 2013 • Workprogrammes: • The Entrepreneurship and Innovation programme, with a special focus on SMEs; • The ICT Policy Support Programme, supporting the use of ICT in businesses; • The Intelligent Energy Europe Programme

  20. Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP), 2007 to 2013 • The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Programme • Better access to finance for SMEs through venture capital investment and loan guarantee instruments • Business and innovation support services delivered through a network of regional centres • Promotion of entrepreneurship and innovation • Support for eco-innovation • Support for policy-making that encourages entrepreneurship and innovation

  21. Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) • Instruments: • the High Growth and Innovative SME Facility (GIF); • the SME Guarantee (SMEG) Facility; • the Capacity Building Scheme (CBS). Facilitating access to finance for SMEs in certain phases of their life cycle: seed, start-up, expansion and business transfer.

  22. Kontakt dr Jarosław Piekarski jaroslaw.piekarski@kpk.gov.pl Krajowy Punkt Kontaktowy Programów Badawczych UE ul. Świętokrzyska 21 00-049 Warszawa, tel. 022 828 74 83 w. 144

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