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EU – 7th Framework Program

EU – 7th Framework Program. 2007. - 2013. What is FP7?. FP7 is short for: Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development It is the European Union’s main instrument for funding research in Europe between 2007 and 2013

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EU – 7th Framework Program

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  1. EU – 7th Framework Program 2007 - 2013

  2. What is FP7? • FP7 is short for: Seventh Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development • It is the European Union’s main instrument for funding research in Europe between 2007 and 2013 • FP7 supports research in selected priority areas • It represents a 41% budget increase from FP6 at 2004 prices

  3. New elements in FP7 vis-à-vis FP6 • Duration increased from 5 to 7 years • Annual budget increased significantly • New structure: Cooperation, Ideas (ERC), People, Capacities, Euratom and JRC activities • Basic research (~ €1 billion per year): European Research Council • Funding of research infrastructures • Flexible funding schemes • Simpler procedures

  4. Some facts about Israel & the Framework Programs • Israel joined the 4th FP in August 1996 and became the first country, outside the EU, associated to this program. • These programs are now the 2nd largest funding source for Israeli universities, after the ISF. • About 75% of the Israeli academy international collaboration used to be with the U.S.A, and only about 25% with Europe. Today the relations are almost equal.

  5. Advantages for Israel • Accessibility to the European market • “Getting closer to Europe” – understanding Europe • Exposure to and partnership in new technologies • Leverage for implementation of big, visionary and money-abundant projects

  6. Budgets for the different FP’s Israel joined half way FP4 - 1996

  7. FP7 Structure Cooperation– Collaborative research Ideas – "Frontier" research 4 pillars People– Marie Curie Actions Capacities– Research Capacity + JRCnon-nuclear research Euratom direct actions – JRC nuclear research Euratom indirect actions – nuclear fusion and fission research

  8. FP7 – Indicative breakdown (€ million)

  9. COOPERATION32,365M€10 Thematic Areas IDEAS7,460M€ CAPACITIES4,217M€ PEOPLE4,728M€ Strengthening the human potential in research and technology in Europe Research Infrastructures 1,715M€ Supporting, investigator-driven research projects carried out across all fields Health 6,050M€ Agri & Bio 1,935M€ ICT 9,110M€ Research for the benefits of SMEs 1,336M€ NMP 3,500M€ Initial Training of Researchers Energy 2,300M€ Life-long training & Career Development Environment 1,900M€ Regions of Knowledge 126M€ Transport (incl. AERO) 4,180€ Research Potential 340M€ Industry-academia pathways Socio Economic Sciences and the Humanities 610M€ Science in Society 330M€ International Dimension Space 1,430M€ International Cooperation 180€ Specific support action Security 1,350M€ The 4 Pillars

  10. Cooperation -Collaborative research International cooperation projects, across the EU and beyond, in 10 thematic areas, corresponding to major fields in science and research: • Health • Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology • Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) • Nano-sciences, Nano-technologies, Materials and new Production Technologies (NMP) • Energy • Environment (including Climate Change) • Transport (including Aeronautics) • Socio-economic Sciences and Humanities (SSH) • Space • Security Budget € 32.365 billion

  11. Cooperation -thematic areas (€ million)

  12. Objective: to improve the health of European citizens, and increase and strengthen the competitiveness and innovative capacity of European health-related industries and businesses. Health Biotechnology, generic tools and technologies for human health Translating research for human health Optimising the delivery of healthcare to European citizens Budget: € 6 billion (2007-2013)

  13. Biotechnology, generic tools and technologies for human health • Detection, diagnosis and monitoring • Prediction of sustainability, safety and efficacy of therapies

  14. Translating research for human health • Integration of biological data and processes • Research on the brain and related diseases, human development and ageing • Translational research in infectious diseases: HIV/AIDS, malaria, tuberculosis, SARA, avian influenza. • Translational research in major diseases: cancer, cardiovascular disease, diabetes/obesity, rare diseases, other chronic diseases including rheumatoid diseases, arthritis and muscoskeletel diseases

  15. Optimising the delivery of healthcare to European citizens • Translation of clinical outcome into clinical practice • Quality, efficiency and solidarity of health care systems including translational health care systems and home care strategies • Enhanced disease prevention and better use of medicines • Appropriate use of new health therapies and technologies

  16. Objective: to provide the basis for safer, eco-efficient and competitive products and services for agriculture, fisheries, feed, food, health, forest-based and related industries. Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology Sustainable production and management of biological resources from land, forest, and aquatic environments “Fork to farm”: Food, health and well being Life sciences and biotechnology for sustainable non-food products and processes Budget: € 1.9 billion (2007-2013)

  17. Sustainable production and management of biological resources from land, forest, and aquatic environments • Enabling research on sustainable production systems; plant and animal production and health; animal welfare; fisheries and aquaculture, including exploitation and sustainable use of their biodiversity. • Tools to implement relevant strategies, policies and legislation supporting the European knowledge based bio-economy

  18. “Fork to farm”: Food, health and well being The integrity and control of the food chain (“fork to farm”) will be subject to research, addressing food, health and well-being

  19. Life sciences and biotechnology for sustainable non-food products and processes it will develop improved crops and forest resources, feed-stocks, marine products and biomass technologies for energy, environment, and high added value products such as materials and chemicals

  20. Objective: to boost innovation, creativity and competitiveness of all industry and service sectors. Information and Communication Technologies ICT Technology Pillars Integration of Technologies Applications Research Future and Emerging Technologies Budget: € 9.1 billion (2007-2013)

  21. Objective: to enable novel solutions which could result in improved performance in the entire production sector as well as in the health/medicine/agriculture domains Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Technologies Nanosciences and Nanotechnologies Materials New Production Integration of technologies for industrial applications Budget: € 3.5 billion (2007-2013)

  22. Objective: to identify and develop adequate and timely solutions to the alarming trends in global energy demand and to the finite nature of conventional oil and natural gas reserves, and to curb greenhouse gas emissions. 5. Energy Hydrogen and fuel cells Renewable electricity generation Renewable fuel production Renewables for heating and cooling CO2 capture and storage technologies for zero emission power generation Clean coal technologies Smart energy networks Energy efficiency and savings Knowledge for energy policy making Budget: € 2.3 billion (2007-2013)

  23. Objective: to build a coordinated approach at pan-European and international level to the challenges posed by the increasing natural and man-made pressures on the environment and its resources. 6. Environment Climate change, pollution and risks Sustainable Management of Resources Environmental Technologies Earth observation and assessment tools Budget: € 1.8 billion (2007-2013)

  24. Climate change, pollution and risks • Pressures on environment and climate • Environment and health • Natural hazards

  25. Sustainable Management of Resources • conservation and sustainable management of natural and man-made resources and biodiversity • Management ofmarine environment

  26. Environmental Technologies • Environmental technologies for observation, simulation, prevention, mitigation, adaptation, remediation and restoration of the natural and man-made environment • Protection, conservation and enhancement of cultural heritage • Technology assessment, verification and testing

  27. Earth observation and assessment tools • Earth and ocean observation systems, monitoring methods for the environment and sustainable development • Forecasting methods and assessment tools for sustainable development

  28. 7. Transport Aeronautics and air transport Surface transport (rail, road and waterborne) Support to the European global satellite navigation system (Galileo) Budget: € 4.1 billion (2007-2013)

  29. Objective: to better understand the social and economic challenges Europe faces with, and to tackle them effectively by designing suitable policies. 8. Socio-Economic Sciences and the Humanities Growth, employment and competitiveness in a knowledge society Combining economic, social and environmental objectives in a European perspective Major trends in society and their implications Europe in the world The citizen in the European Union Socio-economic and scientific indicators Foresight activities Budget: € 610 million (2007-2013)

  30. 9. Space Space-based applications at the service of the European Society Exploration of space RTD for strengthening space foundations Budget: € 4.1 billion (2007-2013)

  31. Objective: to address the need for a comprehensive security strategy encompassing both civil and defence security measures 10. Security Protection against terrorism and crime Security of infrastructures and utilities Border security Restoring security in case of crisis Security systems integration and interoperability Security and society Security Research Coordination and structuring Budget: € 1.3 billion (2007-2013)

  32. Budget € 4.7 billion People Human Potential, Marie Curie Actions Initial training of researchers Marie Curie Networks Life-long training and career development Individual Fellowships Co-financing of regional/national/international programmes Industry-academia pathways and partnerships Industry-Academia Scheme International dimension Outgoing International Fellowships; Incoming International Fellowships International Cooperation Scheme; Reintegration grants Specific actions Excellence awards

  33. Initial Training Networks (ITN) Main Features • Trans-national network of participants • Training through research • Complementary skills: entrepreneurship, management, IPR, grant writing, communication • Industry participation • Mutual recognition training / qualifications • Early-stage researchers (3-36 months) • Experienced researchers (up to 24 months) • Visiting scientists

  34. Life-long training & career development fellowships Intra-European Fellowships (IEF) Main features • Objective: career development/competence diversification • Experienced researchers for up to 2 years • Joint application with hosting research organisation • Trans-national mobility within EU or Associated Countries (AC) • For EU/AC nationals • Host institutions in EU/AC

  35. Life-long training & career development fellowships Main features • To built on previous trans-national mobility • To promote perspectives of research career development • (Re)integration in a MS or AC, incl. own country • Previous Marie Curie fellowship (MC) of ≥18 months • Continous submission; evaluated at regular intervals (cut-off dates of call) • Project duration: 2 to 3 years European Reintegration Grants (ERG)

  36. Industry-Academia partnerships and pathways Main Features • Longer-term co-operation between sectors • Staff secondments & recruitment of experienced researchers • Salary costs • Networking & workshops/conferences costs • SMEs: small equipment costs • Project duration: up to 4 years

  37. International dimension International Outgoing Fellowships (IOF) Main Features • 1-2 yrs outside EU & 1 yr return to Europe • For experienced researchers (PhD or ≥4 yrs research) • Obligatory return • Contract with return institution • Community contribution similar to Intra-European fellowships

  38. International dimension Main Features • 1-2 yrs in EU/AC & option of 1 year return option if from developing countries • For experienced researchers (PhD or ≥4 yrs research) • Community contribution similar to Intra-European fellowships International Incoming Fellowships (IIF)

  39. International dimension International Reintegration Grants (IRG) Main Features • To support European researchers returning from 3rd countries • Financial contribution of €25k/year for 3-4 years • For research costs, including salary of researchers or assistants

  40. Ideas Frontier Research- The European Research Council (ERC) • Frontier (“basic”) Research is a key driver to innovation and economic performance • establish the European Research Council (ERC) – the first pan-European funding agency for Frontier Research • support investigator-driven frontier research over all areas of research • European added-value through competition at European level • budget ~ €1 billion per year (2007-2013 ~ €7.46 billion) • support projects of individual teams • excellence as sole criterion Budget € 7.4 billion

  41. Ideas (cont’d →) 2 types of the ERC grant, both operating on a “bottom-up” basis, without predetermined priorities, across all fields of research: • The ERC Starting Independent Researchers Grants (ERC Starting Grants) Objective: to provide support to the independent careers of outstanding researchers • The ERC Advanced Investigator Researchers Grants (ERC Advanced Grants) Objective: to support excellent frontier research projects by leading established researchers.

  42. Budget € 4.2 billion Capacities offering excellent infrastructures to conduct research Research infrastructures Research for the benefit of SMEs Regions of Knowledge Research Potential Science in Society Support to the Coherent development of policies Specific Activities of International Cooperation

  43. Research Infrastructures Support to existing research infrastructures: Transnational Access Integrating activities Research e-infrastructures Support to new research infrastructures: Construction of new research infrastructures and major updates of existing ones Design studies

  44. Research for the benefit of SMEs Research for SMEs Research for SME associations Under the Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP): “Exploratory” awards Promote optimal participation in the Cooperation programme Promote assistance to SMEs by networks of intermediaries

  45. Regions of Knowledge Development of regional “research-driven clusters” Two objectives for European regions: Strengthen their capacity for investing in RTD and carrying out research activities Maximizing their potential for a successful involvement of their operators in European research projects

  46. Research Potential Transnational two-way secondment and recruitment Research equipment and the material environment Workshops and conferences for knowledge transfer “Evaluation facilities”

  47. Science in Society Strengthening and improving the European science system Broader engagement in political and societal issues (inc. ethical issues) Science and technology and their place in society Gender research and the role of women in research Science education – curiosity and the participation of young people Policy for the role and engagement of universities Improved communication

  48. Activities of International Cooperation “Horizontal” support actions and measures not carried out in the Cooperation or People programmes Two interdependent objectives: Support competitiveness through strategic partnerships with 3rd countries in selected fields and by engaging the best 3rd country scientists to work in and with Europe Address specific problems that 3rd countries face or that have a global character, on the basis of mutual interest and mutual benefit

  49. Ethical aspects, science-society dialogue Training strong management structure RTD 4 RTD 5 Management RTD 1 RTD 3 RTD 2 Implementation Plan Demonstration Technology transfer, exploitation FP7 Consortia Large-collaborative project Number of partners: ~6-12 (according to program) Project duration: 36-60 months Budget: 6-10M€ (according to program)

  50. FP7 Consortia Small-medium collaborative project Number of partners: ~4-8 Project duration: 18-36 months Budget: 0.8-3M€ (in average 1.9M €) RTD 4 RTD 5 Management RTD 1 RTD 3 RTD 2 Demonstration

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