José Oswaldo Siqueira, Ph.D

Director

July, 2009July, 2009

The National Council for Scientific and Technological

Development

The National Council for Scientific and Technological

Development

Science Funding Landscape in Central and South Americas and Caribbean Region

Science Funding Landscape in Central and South Americas and Caribbean Region

Ministry of S&TNational Council S&T - CCT

National Council S&T - CCT

CNPqNational

Council for Scientific and Technological Development

FINEPResearch

and Projects

Financing

CGEEStrategical Studies and

Management Center

CNENNational

Commission of Nuclear

Energy

AEBBrazilian

Space Agency

Executive Secretariat

SEPED SETEC SEPIN SECIS

Organization of the Higher Education, Science and

Technology in Brazil

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Proposed budget

Sectorial Funds

Investment in S & T is expanding Investment in S & T is expanding

Expansion of investments by adding US$ 1,3 billion per year17,5% of the economic domain intervention contribution; A total of 16 Funds for R&D in strategic areas; Participation of Governmental , Industry and Service sectors Stability for R&D budget and investments-FNDCT

Shared management with industry and academic communities;Congress passed the law of The National Fund for Scientific and

Technological Development – FNDCT Plan of Action (PAC) for S&T launched by Federal Government:

A total of US$ 23 billion is being invested in a four-year period in

strategic areas -Biotechnology, Bioenergy, Biodiversity, Innovation,

Agriculture and Health

Expansion of investments by adding US$ 1,3 billion per year17,5% of the economic domain intervention contribution; A total of 16 Funds for R&D in strategic areas; Participation of Governmental , Industry and Service sectors Stability for R&D budget and investments-FNDCT

Shared management with industry and academic communities;Congress passed the law of The National Fund for Scientific and

Technological Development – FNDCT Plan of Action (PAC) for S&T launched by Federal Government:

A total of US$ 23 billion is being invested in a four-year period in

strategic areas -Biotechnology, Bioenergy, Biodiversity, Innovation,

Agriculture and Health

Sectoral Funds For R & DA promising future for S&T in Brazil

Sectoral Funds For R & DA promising future for S&T in Brazil

Plano de Ação 2007-2010Ciência, Tecnologia e Inovação para o Desenvolvimento Nacional

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Structure of Funding of the S &T System

Cortesia Dr. M. Zago

Agências de Fomento a Serviço do Desenvolvimento

FAP´s

Pós-Graduação

Regulação

Bolsas

“Universidades”

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It was established in 1951 as an officce to coordinate research projects in nuclear technology

Today is the major Federal Funding Agency for S&T

Mission: Promote scientific and technological development and contribute to the national S&T policies through capacity-building and financing of research projects

It was established in 1951 as an officce to coordinate research projects in nuclear technology

Today is the major Federal Funding Agency for S&T

Mission: Promote scientific and technological development and contribute to the national S&T policies through capacity-building and financing of research projects Technical Staff: 723 S&T annalists and administration personnel

Handled more than 80,000 Research Grant & Scholarship Applications in 2008

Budget of at R$ 1,42 Billion for the fiscal year of 2008

Technical Staff: 723 S&T annalists and administration personnel

Handled more than 80,000 Research Grant & Scholarship Applications in 2008

Budget of at R$ 1,42 Billion for the fiscal year of 2008

The National Council for Scientific and Technological Development

The National Council for Scientific and Technological Development

GOVERNO FEDERAL

Ministério daCiência e Tecnologia

• Policy and Funding for Scientific and Technological Development

• Human Resources Qualification to Create Critical mass and Scientific Competence

• Novel knowledge for technological Innovation and Social Development

CNPq’s Organization CNPq’s Organization ChartChart

CNPq President

DAD DPH Directorate of Thematic and Sectorial Programs - DPT

Deliberative Council

Deliberative Council

Vice President

Earth and Environmental

Sciences

Agriculture and

Biotechnology

Biological and Health

Sciences

Major AreasMajor Areas

General CoordinationGeneral Coordination

Technical CoordinationTechnical Coordination

Scientific Adv. CommitteeScientific Adv. Committee

Tech.& Administrative StaffTech.& Administrative Staff

Siqueira, 2009

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Total Executado R$ 1,42 Bi

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Bolsas Fomento Pessoal Administração

CNPq

Total PPA / CNPq R$ 0,83 Bi

Budget Composition and Allocation

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Total BudgetTotal BudgetR$ 1,42 BiR$ 1,42 Bi

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Federal BudgetR$ 0,83 Bi

Federal BudgetR$ 0,83 Bi

MERIT REVIEW PROCESS AT CNPqThrough its merit review process, CNPq ensures that

proposal submitted are reviewed in a fair, competitive, transparent, and in-depth manner

MERIT REVIEW PROCESS AT CNPqThrough its merit review process, CNPq ensures that

proposal submitted are reviewed in a fair, competitive, transparent, and in-depth manner

PHASE IPROPOSAL

PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION

45 DAYS

PHASE IPROPOSAL

PREPARATION AND SUBMISSION

45 DAYS

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22PROPOSAL SUBMITTED

33PROPOSAL RECEIVED

33PROPOSAL RECEIVED

PHASE IIPROPOSAL

REVIEW AND PROCESSING

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PHASE IIPROPOSAL

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44REVIEWERS SELECTED

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Lattes Plataform ( Academic data base )Lattes Plataform ( Academic data base )

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CNPq´s Investments in Research and Development

• Support the highest-quality fundamental and applied research and building capacity for S&T through national competitive grant programs across all disciplines

• Support the highest-quality fundamental and applied research and building capacity for S&T through national competitive grant programs across all disciplines

• Provides a wide range of complementary schemes to support:

Researchers at different stages of their careers

Post-doctoral training in all academic fields and also in industry

Post-graduate programs by providing scholarships to newly-awarded doctors in relevant themes

Under-graduate research scholarship to stimulate scientific career

Research technical support by offering scholarships to lab assistants

• Provides a wide range of complementary schemes to support:

Researchers at different stages of their careers

Post-doctoral training in all academic fields and also in industry

Post-graduate programs by providing scholarships to newly-awarded doctors in relevant themes

Under-graduate research scholarship to stimulate scientific career

Research technical support by offering scholarships to lab assistants

CNPq´s Investments in Research and Development

• Provide special programs to establishes and expand research networks and collaborations

• Provide special programs to establishes and expand research networks and collaborations

• Establishes partnerships with State Agencies for the regional development of S&T

• Establishes partnerships with State Agencies for the regional development of S&T• The development and establishment of Centers of Research Excellence

• The development and establishment of Centers of Research Excellence

• Establishes partnerships with other government sectors and organizations to support projects in S,T&I

• Establishes partnerships with other government sectors and organizations to support projects in S,T&I

• Funding for knowledge and technology transfer to enhance life quality and social development

• Funding for knowledge and technology transfer to enhance life quality and social development

• International scientific exchanges and research cooperation

• International scientific exchanges and research cooperation

CNPq´s Granting Instruments• Research Productivity Fellowship Program

• Human Resource Qualification (in country and abroad);• Short Term Duration Grants:

Congresses, Visiting Scientists, Travel expenses, and Scientific Missions;

• Partnerships with State Funding Agencies

(Several programs: PRONEX-Regional Excellence Centers and INCTs)

• Partnerships with State Funding Agencies

(Several programs: PRONEX-Regional Excellence Centers and INCTs)

• Agreements and Partnerships – Research Grants and Scholarships Calls or Contracts (institutional, ministries, government organizations, and international agencies - donations);

• Agreements and Partnerships – Research Grants and Scholarships Calls or Contracts (institutional, ministries, government organizations, and international agencies - donations);

• Call for Research Proposals: - Universal - Nationwide Competitive Grant´s Program: Individual research projects in all fields (smalls expenses / equipments);

- Thematic Calls for Sectorial Funds Strategic areas

• Call for Research Proposals: - Universal - Nationwide Competitive Grant´s Program: Individual research projects in all fields (smalls expenses / equipments);

- Thematic Calls for Sectorial Funds Strategic areas

Academic & Technological Scholarships

Academic Scholarships Technological Scholarships

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GOVERNO FEDERAL

Ministério daCiência e Tecnologia

Investiments in Scholarships-Year 2009

Modalidade Quantidade Total (mil R$)ICJr 10.000 12.000PIBIC - IC 23.000 82.800

Mestrado 11.000 147.180Doutorado 9.000 230.184DTI, EXP e ITI 9.800 117.600PD Jr 1000 36.720DCR 600 27.360PQ + Grant 12.000 228.600Total 76.400 882.444

CAPES another 49,000 graduate scholarshipsCAPES another 49,000 graduate scholarships

INCT – Institutos Nacionais de Ciência e Tecnologia

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FNDCTR$ 190 milhões

FAPsR$ 212 milhões CAPES

R$ 30 milhões

CNPqR$ 110 milhões

MSR$ 19 milhões

BNDESR$ 24 milhões

PetrobrasR$ 21 milhões

R$ 606 milhões

National research networkReviewed by an International Committee

National research networkReviewed by an International Committee

Áreas do Conhecimento ou de Tecnologia

Saúde 39

Agronegócio 9

Engenharias, FísicaMatemática 14

Biotecnologia/Nanotecnologia 11

Amazônia 7

TICs 7

BiodiversidadeMeio Ambiente 7

Energia 7

Antártica e Mar 3Nuclear 2

Outras 7

Ciências Sociais 10

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Instituto Nacional de C&T para Mudanças Climáticas

SEDE

Instituto de Pesquisa Ambiental da Amazônia

INPE

UNB

FIOCRUZ

Fundação Universidade Federal do Rio Grande do Sul

Ceará

Universidade Federal de Viçosa

Minas Gerais

Espírito Santo

Goiás

Mato Grosso

Pará

Paraíba

Rio Grande do Norte

Santa Catarina

Sergipe

Acre

Mato Grosso do Sul

Paraná

Universidade Federal de Pernambuco

Rondônia

CTA

USP Diretoria de Hidrografia e Navegação

UNICAMP

UFRJ

Laboratório Nacional de Computação Científica

Exemplo

NATIONWIDE RESEARCH NETWORK COORDINATED BY A LEADER TEAMNATIONWIDE RESEARCH NETWORK COORDINATED BY A LEADER TEAM

Groups of Excellence - PRONEX Jointly operated with State Agencies

• Target: Outstanding research groups;

• Strategy: Stimulation of state-wide

interdisciplinary projects;

• Goals: Increase of nation-wide S&T competence

and decrease of regional imbalance;

• 292 projects distributed in all States.

Total funding more than US$ 100 millions

Recursos PRONEX: 1996 – 2010

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Estados (FAPs)Estados (FAPs)

Genoma Nordeste-ProGeNe Leishmania chagasi

Health Science

Genoma do Estado de Minas Gerais Schistosoma mansoni

Health Science

Genoma do Estado da BahiaCrinipellis perniciosa

Agriculture

Agriculture

Mycoplasma hyopneumoniae

Projeto Rede Sul de Análise de Genomas e Biologia Estrutural

Genoma Centro-OesteParacoccidioides brasiliensis

Health Science

Projeto Genoma Regional da AmazôniaPaullinia cupana (guaranazeiro)

AgricultureGenoma do Estado do ParanáHerbaspirillum seropedicae

Agriculture

AgricultureGenoma Rio de Janeiro - RioGene Gluconacetobacter diazotrophicus

Consórcio Trypanosoma cruzi Health Science

National Genome Network

EMBRAPA T.CUFAL

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UFES

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CNPAUFPB

CPqAM

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UFPI UERN

UFRN

UFSUNIT

Northeast Biotechnology Network

RESEARCH AND CAPACITY BUILDING

To develop products and processes innovation for

Agriculture, Health, Industry and Natural Resources

RESEARCH AND CAPACITY BUILDING

To develop products and processes innovation for

Agriculture, Health, Industry and Natural Resources

R$ 18,6 millions

We are preparing to launch Bionort Network

We are preparing to launch Bionort Network

Brazil´s Policy for International Cooperation According to the Plan of Action for S&T

2007-2010• MAJOR OBJECTIVE

To expand and consolidate international cooperation through the enhancement of cooperation instrument and improved management strategies:

• MAJOR OBJECTIVE

To expand and consolidate international cooperation through the enhancement of cooperation instrument and improved management strategies:

Diversify and expand strategic bilateral and multilateral partnerships with developed and underdeveloped countries

Assume a pro-active policy to establish cooperation in frontier science, cutting edge technology and integrated projects in prioritized areas and spontaneous academic and industry demands

Strength and expansion of Brazil representation in international organisms and S&T related protocols

Diversify and expand strategic bilateral and multilateral partnerships with developed and underdeveloped countries

Assume a pro-active policy to establish cooperation in frontier science, cutting edge technology and integrated projects in prioritized areas and spontaneous academic and industry demands

Strength and expansion of Brazil representation in international organisms and S&T related protocols

Brazil´s Agenda for International Cooperation in S&T

• To establish a plan of actions for cooperation in accordance to country’s priorities

• To coordinate and expand high level bilateral cooperation with USA, EU, Japan, China, and Ukraine

• To identify opportunities for Asia, Africa and Latin America. Emphasis in food production in underdeveloped countries

• Main areas of interest for cooperation are: Biofuel, Biotechnology,Biotechnology, Animal Health, Nanotechnology, Space and Nuclear Sciences,, Amazon, Conservation and Biodiversity

use and Global change mitigation

• To establish a plan of actions for cooperation in accordance to country’s priorities

• To coordinate and expand high level bilateral cooperation with USA, EU, Japan, China, and Ukraine

• To identify opportunities for Asia, Africa and Latin America. Emphasis in food production in underdeveloped countries

• Main areas of interest for cooperation are: Biofuel, Biotechnology,Biotechnology, Animal Health, Nanotechnology, Space and Nuclear Sciences,, Amazon, Conservation and Biodiversity

use and Global change mitigation

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Actors- Researchers- Leaders/Groups- Unit/Dept./Labs/FacultyINSTRUMENTSINSTRUMENTS

Joint-call for proposals Exchange / mobility programs Training / capacity building Technology development/transfer

Joint-call for proposals Exchange / mobility programs Training / capacity building Technology development/transfer

Level III“Academic”

Level III“Academic”

CNPq’s Strategy for International CooperationCNPq’s Strategy for International Cooperation

To promote human resources capacity in S&T to expand national competence;

To support scientific and technological development;

To promote technological innovation;

To contribute to the inclusion of brazilian groups and institutions at international scientific and technological communities;

To collaborate with capacity building of underdevelopment countries.

Bilateral and multilateral programs and agreements

- Joint projects and research networks in prioritized areas and themes

- Exploratory missions for scientific and technological cooperation

- Building capacity through training of foreign students in Brazil

- Mobility of scientists and students for training and research projects

COOPERATION STRATEGIES

Bilateral agreement with Latin American Countries – Argentina, Cuba, Colombia, Chile, México, Uruguay, Venezuela, Peru, Costa Rica, and Equador

- PROSUL – R$ 14 millions for the period 2001-2006

- CIAM: Science and Engineering – R$ 1,2 million

Bilateral agreement with Latin American Countries – Argentina, Cuba, Colombia, Chile, México, Uruguay, Venezuela, Peru, Costa Rica, and Equador

- PROSUL – R$ 14 millions for the period 2001-2006

- CIAM: Science and Engineering – R$ 1,2 million

Graduate Scholarship for Foreign Students in Brazil

- PEC-PG: total 209 from 2002-2007

- Brazil – Argentina Pos-doc Program: Brazil granted 20 scholarships

- CNPq / TWAS (Doctorate and Post-doc): 40 doctorates and 10 post-docs

• Thematic programs ( Atlantic Forest , Marine Science, etc);

• Joint research projects in areas of common interest (Bilateral Agreements: KOSEF, NSF, CNRS, CONICET, CONACYT, GRICES, etc);

• Multilateral projects of R&D cooperation – Special Actions (PROSUL, PROÁFRICA, CPLP, IBAS);

• R&D Projects related to Multilateral Programs (CYTED, CIAM, CERN);

• International Organizations: contribution and participation

for scientific projects development and capacity-building;

Investments of R$ 14 million (2001 – 2006)

Research and Capacity Building ThroughInternational Collaboration at CNPq

International Cooperation in Biotechnology

• Argentina / Brazil (CBAB)

- Joint-Calls for training courses at post-graduate

level in Proteomic, Bioinformatics, Vaccines,

Biosafety, and DNA Sequencing Biotechnology.

- Total Investments: R$ 2,9 Million.

• Germany / Brazil

- Exchanges and Training Scientific (R$ 0,64 Million)

Joint Projects:

- 42 agreements (10 with Latino America) involving24 CountriesAnnual call for proposals to support exchanges / mobilities

Thematics:

- CIAM (Materials – Americas)- Nanotechnology Nets (France)- AKA Finland (Biomass for energy and photonics)- European Union (Biofuels)

BILATERAL COOPERATIONBILATERAL COOPERATION

To Support Projects in S,T&I:

- Prosul - Proáfrica- CYTED - Ciências Sociais CPLP- CERN (Suíça) - IBAS (Índia, Brasil e África do Sul)- União Européia - UE - Observatório Pierre Auger

Thematics:

- Atlantic Forrest - Marines Sciences

Capacity Building (Scholarship):

- PEC-PG - TWAS

Cooperation with Internationals Organisms

MULTILATERAL COOPERATIONMULTILATERAL COOPERATION

Programa Sul-Americano de Apoioàs Atividades de Cooperação em

Ciência e Tecnologia

Objetivo:

apoiar atividades de cooperação em C,T&I entre grupos brasileiros e dos demais países sul-americanos, que contribuam para o desenvolvimento científico e tecnológico da região, mediante a geração e a apropriação de conhecimento e a elevação da capacidade tecnológica dos países, em temas selecionados por sua relevância estratégica.

Financiamento (Editais e Projetos Especiais):

mobilidade de pesquisadores brasileiros e sul-americanos, e pequenas despesas de custeio, conforme o estabelecido em editais.

Recursos Aplicados desde 2002: R$ 21,5 Milhões

PROSULPROSUL

PROÁFRICAPROÁFRICAPrograma de Cooperação

Temática em Matéria de C&T

Objetivo–Apoiar o intercâmbio entre pesquisadores brasileiros e de países

africanos, preferencialmente, de língua portuguesa

Apoio financeiro (Editais e Projetos Especiais):–Missões exploratórias, projetos e eventos

Países Participantes

-21 países: África do Sul, Argélia, Angola, Benin, BurkinaFasso, Cabo Verde, Camarões, Costa do Marfin, Guiné Bissau, Líbia,Moçambique, Namíbia, Nigéria, Níger, Quênia, Senegal, Tanzânia,Tunísia, Uganda, Zimbábue, além de São Tomé e Príncipe.

Recursos Aplicados desde 2005: R$ 7,3 Milhões

CPLPCPLPPrograma de Cooperação em Matéria

de Ciências Sociais para a Comunidade dos Países de Língua Portuguesa

Objetivo

- Apoiar o intercâmbio de pesquisadores com atuação na área de Ciências Sociais entre os países da CPLP

Apoio financeiro (Editais e Projetos Especiais):

- Missões exploratórias, projetos e eventos

Países Participantes

- 6 países:

- Angola, - Cabo Verde, - Guiné Bissau,- Moçambique, - Portugal e - São Tomé e Príncipe

Recursos Aplicados desde 2005: R$ 2,0 Milhões

PEC-PGPEC-PGPrograma de Estudantes

Convênio de Pós-Graduação

Iniciativa CNPq – CAPES – MRE

- Objetiva a formação de RH, com vistas a possibilitar estrangeiros de países em desenvolvimento, a realização de pós-graduação em Instituição de Ensino Superior brasileira

- Constitui atividade de cooperação educacional exercida exclusivamente com os países os quais o Brasil mantém Acordo de Cooperação Cultural e Educacional.

- Concede bolsas de Mestrado, (até 24 meses – Bolsa do CNPq) e Doutorado (até 48 meses – Bolsa da CAPES)

PEC-PGPEC-PGPrograma de Estudantes

Convênio de Pós-Graduação

Iniciativa CNPq – CAPES – MRE

- Forma de Implementação:

Implementado sob a forma de edital, lançado anualmente na segunda

quinzena de maio.

 

- Candidaturas:

Submetidas nas embaixadas e consulados brasileiros nos países

participantes do Programa.

- Paises Participantes: 54 países, sendo 29 países da África, Ásia e Oceania e 25 países da América Latina e Caribe.

Convênio CNPq/TWASConvênio CNPq/TWASBolsas de Doutorado e Pós-Doutorado no Brasil

- Objetiva a capacitação de recursos humanos por intermédio de

concessão de bolsas de doutorado pleno e de pós-doutorado no

Brasil a estrangeiros oriundos de países em desenvolvimento.

- Concede desde 2004, até 40 bolsas de Doutorado e 10 de

Pós-Doutorado para jovens pesquisadores de países em

desenvolvimento em instituições de pesquisa brasileiras - América Latina: 10 bolsistas de Doutorado e 2 de Pós-Doutorado (aproximadamente 20% do Programa)

Convênio CNPq/TWASConvênio CNPq/TWASBolsas de Doutorado e Pós-Doutorado no Brasil

- Forma de Implementação

O Acordo CNPq/TWAS é implementado por meio de chamada,

publicada na página eletrônica da TWAS, aberta anualmente até

dia 31 de agosto

- Candidaturas

Submetidas ao CNPq e à TWAS, por envio dos documentos

requeridos (www.twas.org)

- Países Participantes

Todos os países em desenvolvimento

CYTEDCYTEDPrograma Ibero-Americano de Ciência e

Tecnologia para o Desenvolvimento

Participação por Área Temática, de coordenadores brasileiros em 2006

23%

23%

23%

15%

8%

8%

Agroalimentação

DesenvolvimentoSustentável

TICs

Ciência e Sociedade

Saúde

DesenvolvimentoIndustrial

Redes Temáticas, Projetos de Pesquisas e Projetos de Pesquisa Consorciados. Investimentos de US$ 500 mil anuais.

Please contact us :Please contact us :

José Oswaldo SiqueiraJosé Oswaldo SiqueiraDirector of Thematic and Director of Thematic and

Sectorial Programs – CNPqSectorial Programs – CNPq

e-mail: e-mail: dpt@cnpq.br siqueira@cnpq.brsiqueira@cnpq.br

http://www.cnpq.br

Thank you