Stockholm,
27 september 2007
ETPs – relevans för Sverige
ETP och Arbetsprogrammen Dan Andrée
ETP och arbetsprogrammen
• FP7 på 60 sekunder!
• Hur har Strategic Research Agendas
tagits upp i FP7, SPs och
arbetsprogrammen?
• Hur tas arbetsprogrammen fram och hur
kan man påverka dessa?
FP7 budget (€ 50 521 million, current prices) € million Ideas, 7 510 People, 4 750 Capacities, 4 097 JRC (EC), 1 751 Cooperation, 32 413
FP7 Budget 0 2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Year M€ Series1
FP7 budget 2007 - 2013
FP7 2007-2013 ‘Cooperation’ budget
I. Cooperation
Budget (€ million, current prices)
* Not including the Fusion (1 947) and Fission and radiation protection (287)
32 413 Total* 1 400 10. Security 1 430 9. Space 623 8. Socioeconomic Sciences and the Humanities
4 160 7. Transport (including Aeronautics)
1 890 6. Environment (including Climate Change)
2 350 5. Energy
3 475 4. Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies
9 050 3. Information and Communication Technologies
1 935 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology
6 100 1. Health 32 413 Total* 1 400 10. Security 1 430 9. Space 623 8. Socioeconomic Sciences and the Humanities
4 160 7. Transport (including Aeronautics)
1 890 6. Environment (including Climate Change)
2 350 5. Energy
3 475 4. Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies
9 050 3. Information and Communication Technologies
1 935 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology
6 100 1. Health
FP7 aspects
• Larger budget +60% • Longer period 7 years
• Cooperation - The Core of FP7
• New initiatives: ERC, ETP, JTIs, Regions
• Continuity with improvements – simplifications • Integrated approach
– Themes contain all aspects (international,
dissemination, SMEs, flexibility, cross-cutting issues)
• Annual Work Programmes gives comprehensive overview
Implementation of FP7
• Legislative Documents (Council, EP):
– The Framework Programme, the Specific Programmes, the
Rules for Participation
• Implementing documents (Commission/PC):
– Annual Work Programmes (Call for proposals)
• Topics
• Rules/Agreements (Commission)
– Rules for submission, evaluation – Grant Agreements
• Other Documents
European Technology Platforms
• Advanced Engineering Materials and Technologies
- EuMaT
• Advisory Council for Aeronautics Research in Europe- ACARE
• Embedded Computing Systems- ARTEMIS • European Biofuels Technology Platform- Biofuels • European Construction Technology Platform
-ECTP
• European Nanoelectronics Initiative Advisory Council- ENIAC
• European Rail Research Advisory Council- ERRAC • European Road Transport Research Advisory
Council- ERTRAC
• European Space Technology Platform- ESTP • European Steel Technology Platform- ESTEP • European Technology Platform for the Electricity
Networks of the Future- SmartGrids
• European Technology Platform for Wind Energy -TPWind
• European Technology Platform on Smart Systems Integration- EPoSS
• Food for Life- Food
• Forest based sector Technology Platform- Forestry • Future Manufacturing Technologies
-MANUFUTURE
• Future Textiles and Clothing- FTC
• Global Animal Health- GAH
• Hydrogen and Fuel Cell Platform - HFP • Industrial Safety ETP- IndustrialSafety • Innovative Medicines for Europe - IME • Integral Satcom Initiative- ISI
• Mobile and Wireless Communications - eMobility • Nanotechnologies for Medical Applications
-NanoMedicine
• Networked and Electronic Media - NEM • Networked European Software and Services
Initiative- NESSI
• Photonics21- Photonics • Photovoltaics- Photovoltaics • Plants for the Future- Plants • Robotics- EUROP
• Sustainable Chemistry - SusChem
• Water Supply and Sanitation Technology Platform -WSSTP
• Waterborne ETP- Waterborne
ETP/SRA in the Framework
Programme
• FP7
• Cooperation Specific Programme
ETP in FP7
Introduction (cooperation part)
“In the case of subjects of industrial relevance in particular, the topics have been identified relying, among other sources, on the work of different ‘European
Technology Platforms’ set up in fields where Europe's competitiveness, economic growth and welfare depend on important research and technological progress in the medium to long term.
European Technology Platforms bring together stakeholders, under industrial leadership, to define and implement a Strategic Research Agenda.
This Framework Programme will contribute to the realisation of these Strategic Research Agendas where these present true European added value.
European Technology Platforms, with the possible participation of regional research driven clusters, can play a role in facilitating and organising the participation of
industry, including SMEs, in research projects relating to their specific field, including projects eligible for funding under the Framework Programme.”
FP7 – Theme 4 NMP
“Industry-relevant priorities and their integration for sectoral applications can be established
through activities like the European
Technology Platforms in fields such as nano-electronics, manufacturing, power
generation, steel, chemistry, energy, the transport industry, construction, industrial safety, textiles, ceramics, forest-based
industry and nano-medicine. This will help
establish common research priorities and targets.”
SP Cooperation
Adaptation to evolving needs and opportunities
“The continued industrial relevance of the themes, and the continued participation of industry in them, will be ensured by relying, among other sources, on the work of the various "European Technology Platforms".
This Specific Programme, together with the contributions made by industry, will thereby contribute to the implementation of relevant Strategic
Research Agendas such as those established and developed by the
European Technology Platforms where these present genuine European added value. The broad research needs identified in available Strategic Research Agendas are already well reflected across the ten themes. European Technology Platforms, with possible participation of regional research-driven clusters, can play a role to facilitate and organise the participation of industry, including SMEs, in research projects relating to their specific filed, including projects eligible for funding under the
Framework Programme. The more detailed incorporation of their
technical content will be reflected subsequently when formulating the detailed work programme for specific calls for proposals.”
Cooperation SP
4. Nano-sciences, Nano-technologies, Materials and new Production Technologies
“Strong contributions to industrial needs and
complementarities through initiatives and funded projects will be ensured in particular through activities like the European Technology
Platforms (e.g. in the potential areas of
sustainable chemistry, energy, new
manufacturing, power generation, industrial
safety, nano-medicine, steel, textiles, ceramics, forest-based sector, etc) and possible support to Joint Technology Initiatives.2
Cooperation 2007 WP, Theme 4
“A key issue will be to integrate competitiveness, innovation and sustainability into the research
activities covered by the Theme as well as
initiatives capable of fostering the dialogue with society at large. In addition to taking into
account the Strategic Research Agendas
(SRAs) of the several European Technology Platforms associated with this Theme 4,
research has to be complemented by activities aimed at education, and skills development and addressing the more long-term research issues underlying many technology fields.”
2007 WP, Theme 4
“Furthermore, during the last few years, much effort has been spent by the stakeholders within the European Technology Platforms (ETPs) around the definition of strategic research in about 30 EU sectors. The NMP programme is the most involved among FP7 Themes, since it is directly related to 12 and indirectly to 4 of these ETPs. Integrating the long-term vision that industry itself provides will greatly enhance the
effectiveness of RTD related to long-term challenges, also allowing benefits for additional sectors and other stakeholders to be included, through the development of generic technologies.”
2007 WP, Theme 4
II.4 Activity 4.4 Integration of
technologies for industrial applications
“The integration of knowledge and technologies of the three areas of research above is essential in order to speed up the transformation of
European industry and its economy, while adopting a safe, socially responsible and
sustainable approach. The research will focus on new applications and novel, step-change solutions responding to major challenges, including the RTD needs identified by the
Example: Industrial Safety ETP
Overall goal“By 2020, industrial safety shall have progressively improved (by a 25 %) in terms of reduction of accidents and diseases at work, control of environmental risks and in production losses due to accidents”.
This includes the development of:
- advanced detection and monitoring technologies at workplace - secure integrated industrial processes
- a global approach all along the life cycle
- knowledge on health and environmental effects of nano-particles Basic knowledge, methods and technologies need to be developed in: · Technical issues
· Societal issues
· Enabling technology development
In the 2007 WP for NMP:
NMP-2007-1.3-1 Specific, easy-to-use portable devices for measurement and analysis
NMP-2007-1.3-2 Risk assessment of engineered nanoparticles on health and the environment NMP-2007-1.3-3 Scientific review of the data and studies on the potential impact of engineered
nanoparticles on health, safety and the environment
NMP-2007-1.3-4 Creation of a critical and commented database on the health, safety and environmental impact of nanoparticles
NMP-2007-1.3-5 Coordination in studying the environmental, safety and health impact of engineered nanoparticles and nanotechnology based materials and products
Exempel
Health
• Begränsat
• Innovative Medicine Initiative – JTI
Food
• Domineras av Food for life, Plants for the future, Forest, Animal health, Chemistry, Water
NMP
• En betydande andel går till 12-14 plattformar
Energy, Environment, Transport
• Betydande andelar går till områden relevanta för SRAs
Socio – economic
SRA in 2007 WPs
Några observationer
• SRA sträcker sig ofta mer än 7 år
• SRA är inte bundna av de 10 tematiska områdena
• Arbetsprogrammen uppdateras årligen, dvs man kan inte räkna med att allt kan komma med de första åren
• En analys kan bara göras efter projekturval – slutet av 2007/början 2008
Preliminär analys
• Signifikant genomslag i 2007 WP
• Förväntar sig störrre täckning kommande år • Skillnader mellan de tematiska områdena
Funding for ETPs
• Main responsibility : Stakeholders
• FP7
– Cooperation WP
– Joint Technology Initiatives – Risk Sharing Finance Facility – ERA NET
– Capacities, People, (Ideas)
• Structural Funds, Eureka
• National Programmes!
Hur kan man påverka
arbetsprogrammen?
Kräver kunskap om hur
arbetsprogrammen tas fram
internt inom kommissionen
Work Programme Annual Cycle
Year 2008
• 1-2 Q (2007) Consultation
• 2-3 Q (2007) Draft Commission proposal
• 3-4 Q (2007) Interservice Consultation
• 4Q (2007)
Formal PC opinion
• 4 Q (2007)
Commission decision
Consultation 2008 Work Programmes
• Based on indicative priorities for year 2007
and outcome of calls during year 2007, if
available
• Advisory Groups
)• European Technology Platforms
• Expert Groups
When and how to give input to WP
• Strategy needed!
• Work through the established ETP
• At least 1 year before WP is published – coordinate with WP/budget cycle
• Establish network/good contacts with stakeholder:
• Officials in the Commission DG RTD but also policy DGs • National officials – national programmes
• PC Members-experts - NCP • (Advisory Groups)
• Other stakeholders – regional offices, industrial organisations
• Make priorities - Be realistic • On-going political discussion
