CIP ICT Policy Support Programme

Workprogramme 2012 (Call 6)

Alessandro Barbagli Head of Sector – ICT Operations

Infoday Roma, 13 January 2012

THE COMPETITIVENESS & INNOVATION framework PROGRAMME - CIP

Entrepreneurship and

Innovation Programme

(EIP)

Information Communication

Technologies Policy support

Programme (ICT PSP)

Intelligent Energy Europe

(IEE)

• Better access to finance for

SMEs through venture capital

investment & loan guarantee

instruments

• Europe Enterprise Network

• Support for eco-innovation

•…

• Fostering energy efficiency &

the rational use of energy

sources

• Promoting new & renewable

energy sources & energy

diversification

• Promoting EE & new energy

sources in transport

~2,170 M€

~730 M€

~730 M€

http://ec.europa.eu/cip/index_en.htm

ICT PSP: Objectives

• Key instrument supporting the DAE policy initiative

– ICT PSP: To drive forward innovation through the wider uptake and best use of ICTs

– Complements ICT in FP7 that aims at strengthening Europe’s leadership role in mastering and shaping the development of

ICTs

• ICT PSP: Three inter-linked goals (legal base)

– Develop the single information space

– Support innovation / wide adoption and investments in ICT

– Enable an inclusive Information Society

How to address it? The demand drive for innovation

FP7 WP 185 JPI …

Fundamental

research

Industrial R&D

Experimental

development

Product development

& commercialisation

Uptake and

Deployment

ERC FET-Open …

ICT PSP •Demand driven •User-led •Open platforms for innovation •EU-wide uptake •Areas of public interest •societal challenges

PPPs JTIs

ICT PSP budget profile

• ICT PSP (~730 M€ for 2007-13), indicative profile

– not including contributions from EFTA or from other potential

associated countries

– Support to the development and use of digital content in ICT PSP from 2009

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What do we support?

• Pilot and testing in real settings

– Putting users in the lead, demand driven innovation

– Significant coverage and size

– Supporting policy priorities

• Diffuse widely the results

– Ensure “replicability” and scalability

• Build on Member States initiatives

– Share experience

– Help develop common approaches

– Ensure interoperability

• Prepare for wider actions – Consensus and partnership building is essential for

interoperability and EU-wide deployment

ICT PSP annual work programmes: Approach and structure

• WP focused on a set of themes with ultimate socio-economic goals, to maximise impact

– In areas where public support is needed

– In areas where Community support is needed

– Activities building on, & strengthening Member States actions

– Activities stimulating new actions in public and private sector

• Themes are addressed through a set of objectives

– Each objective is supported through Pilots and/or Networking actions

• Pilots (A, B), Best Practice Network and Thematic Network

• + Awareness, benchmarking, conf., Studies,…(Call for tender…)

Instruments overview

Building on initiatives in member states / associated countries Pilots Type A

Stimulating innovative use of ICT in public & private sector Pilots Type B

Mobilisation/Exchanges between practitioners & policy makers Thematic Networks

Three complementary instruments based on combined approaches:

Implementation through Call for Applicants

One “transitory” instrument, reserved for “digital library” theme:

Combining consensus building / awareness raising / large scale implementation BPN (Best Practice Network)

ICT PSP Call 6

Five Themes: Theme 1: ICT for smart cities

Theme 2: Digital content, open access and creativity

Theme 3: ICT for health, ageing well and inclusion

Theme 4: ICT for innovative government and public services

Theme 5: Trusted eServices and other actions

Covering in total 19 Objectives Indicative budget: 127 M€ Call launch: 1 February 2012 Call close: 15 May 2012 Information day in Brussels: 3 February 2012 (http://ec.europa.eu/ict_psp)

Theme 1: ICT for Smart Cities

• Three objectives:

– 1.1: Smart urban digital services for energy efficiency

– 1.2: Cooperative transport systems for smart mobility

– 1.3: Open innovation for Internet-enabled services and next generation access (NGA) services in ‘smart’ cities

• Total indicative EU funding for Theme 1 = €27 million

Smart cities = local areas that make a conscious effort to uptake innovative ICT based solutions to improve conditions of living and working and support a more inclusive and sustainable urban environment

Objective 1.1 Smart urban digital services for energy efficiency

• Several Pilots B - 8 M€

• Objective: to stimulate the creation, provision and use of innovative digital services supporting energy-efficient, low carbon activities in an urban context

• Target group: publicly owned buildings and buildings in public use or of public interest

• One or two Pilot B for - 5 M€

• To facilitate the uptake of a set of globally prioritised cooperative systems applications in Europe

• Pilots should lead to harmonised testing, installation, monitoring and assessment

• Applications to include vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-infrastructure communications

Objective 1.2 Cooperative transport systems for smart mobility

• Several Pilots B - 14 M€

• The aim is two-fold:

1. Facilitate the creation of efficient innovation ecosystems that develop services and applications making use of information generated by users (e.g. through social networks) or captured from sensors (Internet of Things);

2. Stimulate demand for innovative services and applications based on next generation access (NGA) networks.

Objective 1.3 Open innovation for Internet-enabled services and

next generation access (NGA) services in ‘smart’ cities

• Three objectives: – 2.1: Europeana and creativity

– 2.2: Open Data and open access to content

– 2.3: eLearning

• Total indicative EU funding for Theme 2: 41 M€

Theme 2: Digital content, open data and creativity

Objective 2.1 Europeana and creativity

Indicative total EU contribution of 24 M€

Covering:

• Content for Europeana: aggregation increasing quality and content, cloud computing, interoperability (Several Best Practice Networks)

• Experimenting with the use of cultural material for creativity: creative re-use and open lab environments (Several Best Practice Networks)

• European Rights Information management: Registry of Orphan Works, Standards for better rights information (two pilots B)

• Thematic Network on new business models for publishing in the digital age

Objective 2.2

Open data and open access to content

Indicative total EU contribution of 12 M€

Covering: • Geographic Information: foster the wider use of spatial data, harmonised

information (INSPIRE directive), innovative services by the private sector, at least 6 MS (one or two Pilots A)

• Open access to scientific information: experiments, new paradigms for accessing and using information (one or two Pilots B)

• Legal aspects of Public Sector Information (One TN) and standards for open data (one TN): involving legal expert and wide range of stakeholders

• Organising competitions for using open data: based on open government and publicly funded data, stimulating to start business ventures (one TN)

Objective 2.3

eLearning for mathematics and science

• One or two Pilots B - 5 M€

• Introduce and evaluate e-learning for scientific disciplines in primary and secondary schools

• Forster Multi stakeholder partnerships

• Conditions: wide coverage at least 5 countries

Theme 3: ICT for health, ageing well and inclusion

• Seven objectives:

– 3.1: Wide deployment of integrated care services

– 3.2: Towards open and personalized solutions for active and independent living

– 3.3: Digital capacity and skills

– 3.4: Fall prevention network for older persons

– 3.5: Large scale deployment of telehealth services for chronic conditions management

– 3.6: Adoption, taking up and testing of standards and specifications for eHealth interoperability

– 3.7: Community Building on Active and Healthy Ageing

• Total indicative EU funding for Theme 3: 24 M€

• One Pilots A - 8 M€

• ICT services supporting the integration of healthcare, social care and self-care;

• Unlock new services and value chains, impact of tele-health and tele-care

• Involve wide spectrum of stakeholders and new actors (e.g. procurers, insurers)

• Deploy new care pathways and new organisational models, large scale deployment, guidelines, exploitation plan

Objective 3.1 Wide deployment of integrated care services

• Several Pilots B - 5 M€

• Demonstrate the socio-economic benefits of open ICT-based service

platforms for delivering of independent living services to older people and

their formal/informal carers

• Building on interoperable and open standards, relevant set of services and

multi-vendor solutions

• Addressing the platfoms adaptability to multiple and changing user needs

and different organisational settings

– Involve at least 5 organisations responsible for service delivery and > 5000 end-users

– Ambitious exploitation plan, dissemination and communication

Objective 3.2 Towards open and personalised solutions

for active and independent living

• Indicative total EU contribution of 3 M€

• Pilot B (2.5 M€) for Digital capacity and skills building – training for health, social care and social inclusion actors in the field of

active and healthy ageing and wider digital inclusion

– ICT-based digital literacy

– main target are “social inclusion agents”

• TN – 0.5 M€ on Community Building for digital literacy and skills

– Connecting existing national/regional/sectoral networks relevant to address digital literacy and eskills amongst elderly people and their carers

Objective 3.3

Digital capacity and skills

• One TN - 1 M€

• Bring together key national and/or regional actors in innovative solutions for fall prevention and intervention

• Develop and consolidate guidelines and toolkits; Compare, share good practices; Gather evidence on socio-economic impacts

• Strengthen dialogue between supply and demand side actors

• Establish a reliable information base on innovation in fall prevention and intervention

Objective 3.4 Fall Prevention network for older persons

• One Pilot A - 5 M€

• Address care integration and personalised health care

• Implement large-scale, real-life solutions based on innovative telehealth services, in patient-centred approach

• Telehealth for chronic disease management programme (effectiveness, cost-efficiency and transferability of the services)

• Develop guidelines to identify profiles of patients who may benefit from telehealth services

– Involve a wide spectrum of actors and at least three areas of chronic conditions

– More conditions …

Objective 3.5 Large scale deployment of telehealth

services for chronic conditions management

• One Thematic Network - 1 M€

• Support adoption and take-up of standards for eHealth interoperability

• Support the replication and scaling up of the deployment of innovation services in the frame of the European Innovation Partnership on Active and Healthy Ageing

– Not exceed 24 months in duration

Objective 3.6 Adoption and taking up of

standards and profiles for eHealth interoperability

Objective 3.7 Community Building for EIP

on Active and Healthy Ageing

• One Thematic Network - 1 M€

• Support implementation of the EIP on AHA by increasing awareness and creating consensus for wide-scale deployment

• Create a community for developing solutions and sharing methodology/indicators, roadmaps

• Address cross-border and transferability issues

Theme 4: ICT for innovative government and public services

• Three objectives: – 4.1: Basic Cross Sector Services

– 4.2: Extension of the pilot eCODEX (on eJustice)

– 4.3: Extension of the pilot HeERO (on eCall)

• Total indicative EU funding for Theme 4: 20 M€

Objective 4.1

Basic Cross Sector Services

• One Pilot A - €12 million

• Complete the work performed by existing pilots A to develop a comprehensive, coherent and reusable set of public services building blocks based on the outcome of the pilots, but could also included missing blocks (eID, eDelivery, Virtual Company Dossier)

• Prepare the path for the long term deployment and take-up, and work in coordination with the running pilots A

• Minimum of 6 National Administrations and 12 months piloting phase

• Dissemination, Open specifications and open source licenses, Involvement of standardisation bodies

Objective 4.2 Extension of eCODEX

• Extension of the eCodex pilot A - 5 M€

• eCodex is a pilot A in eJustice, including 14 MS and Turkey

• Extension geographically and extension of scope (Must include at least

5 additional MS or AS)

• Attention will be paid on cross border judicial fields of law

• Offer a complete set of services to be integrated in the eJustice Portal

of the European Commission

• Extension of HeERO pilot A - 3 M€

• Acceleration of the deployment of the pan-European eCall service

• At least 5 additional MS or AS

• Assessment and test of relevant pan-European eCall standards for EU interoperability

• Upgrade of mobile phone operators networks with the eCall flag to route the eCall to the most appropriate local emergency response centre

• Building on the work of the "European eCall Implementation Platform”

Objective 4.3

Extension of the pilot HeERO

Theme 5: Trusted eServices and other actions

• Three objectives: – 5.1:Cybersecurity - fighting botnets – and Community

building for information sharing and effective responses to

cyber threats

– 5.2: Mobile cloud for business applications

– 5.3: Contribution of satellite systems to 100% EU broadband

coverage

• Total indicative EU funding for Theme 5: 15 M€

One Pilot Type B and one Thematic Network - 9 M€

For the Pilot B (8 M€)

• Address the diversity of botnet technologies; research multiple approaches to analyse and fight them

• Identify the suitable tools to mitigate botnets, to prevent the infections and to identify and take down the CC Server and the Attacker

• Involve and build trust between all affected stakeholders; Address best practices and best available techniques & tools; Identify opportunities & barriers

For the TN (1 M€)

• An enduring network infrastructure for trusted information exchange regarding vulnerabilities, threats and attacks

Objective 5.1 Cybersecurity – fighting botnets – and Community building

• One or two Pilots B - 5 M€

• Stimulate uptake of mobile cloud for key business applications taking into account: collaboration (employees and customers), secure data sharing, and reliability

• Characteristics:

– Security, trust, compliance and authentication, as well as manageability and remote support in business environments

– Openness and interoperability across cloud platforms and mobile platforms

– Address network aspects impacting mobile services

– 4 to 8 complementary experiments

Objective 5.2 Mobile cloud for business applications

Objective 5.3 Contribution of satellite systems

to 100% EU broadband coverage

• One TN - 1 M€

• Satellite Communication providing broadband coverage to

regions of Europe (with no commercial prospect of being served with terrestrial solutions)

• Bring together national or regional authorities that have used satellite solutions for broadband access, and analyse their experience

ICT PSP Website

• General information about the programme

• Dynamic newsroom

• Participating in ICT PSP

– Information about calls (WP, infoday slides, guiding documents)

– Specific workshops and contact points for themes and objectives

– Expert registration and experts database

• Running activities and projects

• Library

• Frequently Asked Questions

• Logo (branding)

http://ec.europa.eu/ict_psp