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Contenuti

1. Il VII Programma Quadro2. I suoi principali schemi di finanziamento3. Cooperation4. Tipologie di progetto5. Entriamo in CORDIS6. Leggiamo insieme una Call (bando)

EC FP7

• The 7th Framework Programme for Research, Technological Development and Demonstration Activities (EC FP7)

• From 2007 until 2013• Total budget of over €50 billion

Specific Programmes

• Cooperation: to foster collaboration in/btw industry and academia

• Ideas and the European Research Council (ERC): supporting basic research at the frontiers of science

• People or Marie Curie: to support mobility and career development for researchers (in/out of Europe)

• Capacities: to develop the capacity across EU to be a thriving knowledge-based economy

• EURATOM: to support EU research in fusion energy, nuclear fission and radiation protection

Key thematic areas

• Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology • Information and Communication Technologies • Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Te

chnologies – NMP

• Energy • Environment (including Climate Change) • Transport (including Aeronautics) • General Activities • Health • Socio-economic sciences and Humanities • Space • Security • Joint Technology Initiatives

Types of projects• Collaborative projects: clearly defined scientific

objectives and specific expected results (top down research)

• Networks of Excellence (NoE): to combine/integrate activities/expertise in a given field

• Coordination and Support Actions (CSA): actions aiming to cover not research issues, but the coordination and networking of projects

• Individual projects ERC• Support for training and career development Marie

Curie• Research for the benefit of specific groups SMEs

Coordination and Support Actions (CSA)

• Coordination and networking activities, dissemination and use of knowledge

• Studies or expert groups assisting the implementation of the Framework programme

• Support for transnational access to major research infrastructures

• Actions to stimulate the participation of SMEs (small and medium enterprises), civil society and their networks

Calls for Proposals (Calls)

• Publication of Calls: the CORDIS web site, link to http://cordis.europa.eu/home_it.html

• The Participant Portal: http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/page/home

• Submitting a proposal: Guide for Applicants for the Call and web-based online tool (EPSS – Electronic Proposal Submission Service)

Exploring the CORDIS web site

The gateway to European research and development – Its headings:

Do not missEventsResearch FundingLatest news and publicationsResearchers' Corner

Research Funding7th Framework Programme (FP7)

Sub-Headings or Sections:• Calls • Partners • Contacts • Projects • Documents

Section: Documents• FP7 legal basis:• FP7 EC [HTML]• FP7 Euratom [HTML]• SP Cooperation [HTML]• SP Ideas [HTML]• SP People [HTML]• SP Capacities [HTML]• SP Nuclear Research [HTML]• EC Rules for participation [HTML]• Euratom Rules for participation [HTML]

• Legal documents for implementation:• All Current Work Programmes:• 2012 Work Programmes [HTML]• 2011 Work Programmes [HTML]• 2010 Work Programmes [HTML]• 2009 Work Programmes [HTML]• 2008 Work Programmes [HTML]• 2007 Work Programmes [HTML]

• Guidance documents:• Ethics Review:• Open Access Pilot in FP7

Section: Projects• Search Projects:• Enter search term(s):• Project Acronym:•

* You can search by individual terms or project acronyms from this page. Other search options are available on the advanced search page

• Theme*:

Section: ContactsNetwork of National Contact Points (NCPs)• The network of National Contact Points (NCPs) is the main structure to provide guidance,

practical information and assistance on all aspects of participation in FP7.• What is the NCP network? NCPs are national structures established and financed by

governments of the 27 EU member states and the states associated to the framework programme. NCPs give personalised support on the spot and in proposers' own languages.The NCP systems in the different countries show a wide variety of architectures, from highly centralised to decentralised networks, and a number of very different actors, from ministries to universities, research centres and special agencies to private consulting companies. This reflects the different national traditions, working methodologies, research landscapes and funding schemes.

Other support services• FP7 support services• Enquiry Service (A service provided by the Europe Direct Contact Centre) • Ethics Help Desk for all FP7 projects• Enterprise Europe Network - Business Support on Your Doorstep• European IPR Helpdesk• IGLO - Informal Group of RTD Liaison Offices

CORDIS Mini-Guide makes the most of the service's many benefits, link to: http://cordis.europa.eu/guidance/brochures_en.html#miniguide

Section: Partners

• Looking for research partners? • These profiles and collaboration requests are

currently active to build your network• 5814 Partners profiles• 47 Open FP7 Calls for Proposals • 1254 Partnership requests – 259 Proposing project– 995 Offering collaboration

• 88 Groups

Section: Calls

New official source for FP7 calls for proposals• The Participant Portal's FP7 calls section is

now the European Commission's single authoritative website for information and documentation on FP7 calls. These new pages replace the CORDIS FP7 calls service.

• Please update your links and bookmarks accordingly.

The Participant Portal's FP7 calls sectionFP7 Calls (Label)

• Latest Info• Cooperation• Ideas• People• Capacities• Euratom• Search Calls

Leggiamo insieme una Call

• Open, Closed and Forthcoming• Socio-economic sciences and Humanities / 3 open calls• Socio-economic sciences and Humanities (back to top) Call

for proposals Call Identifier Call Title Publication Date Deadline

FP7-ERANET-2012-RTD ERA-NET Call 2012 2011-07-20 2012-02-28

FP7-SSH-2012-1 FP7-SSH-2012 - Collaborative projects (Large scale integrated research projects) 2011-07-20 2012-02-02

FP7-SSH-2012-2 FP7-SSH-2012 - Collaborative Projects (Small or medium-scale focused research projects) as well as Coordination and Support Actions

FP7-SSH-2012-2 FP7-SSH-2012 - Collaborative Projects

• Identifier: FP7-SSH-2012-2• Publication Date: 20 July 2011• Budget: € 48 000 000• Deadline: 02 February 2012 at 17:00:00

(Brussels local time) • OJ Reference: OJ C213 of 20 July 2011 • Specific Programme(s): COOPERATION• Theme(s): Socio-economic sciences and

Humanities

FP7-SSH-2012-2 FP7-SSH-2012 - Collaborative Projects - continues

• Information Package Call Fiche English Work Programme 2012 - Socio-economic sciences and Humanities (SSH)

English Guide for Applicants (Common part) - Collaborative projects (CP) English Guide for Applicants - Collaborative Projects (CP-FP and CP-FP-SICA) English Guide for Applicants (Common part) - Coordination actions (CSA-CA) English Guide for Applicants - Coordination actions (CSA-CA) English Guide for Applicants (Common part) - Support actions (CSA-SA) EnglishGuide for Applicants - Support actions (CSA-SA) English Cooperation Work Programme 2012 - General Introduction EnglishCooperation Work Programme 2012 - General Annexes English FP7 factsheets

• Additional Documents

Work Programme 2012 - Socio-economic sciences and Humanities (SSH)

• INDEX• OBJECTIVE............................................................................................................................. 5• I CONTEXT ..................................................................................................................... 5• Innovation Union aspects....................................................................................................................................... 5• Approach for 2012 ................................................................................................................................................. 5• International Cooperation ...................................................................................................................................... 7• Theme specific information ................................................................................................................................... 7• II CONTENT OF CALLS............................................................................................... 11• Activity 8.1: Growth, employment and competitiveness in a knowledge society - the• European case ......................................................................................................................... 11• Area 8.1.1. Changing role of knowledge throughout the economy....................................................................... 11• Topic for a Collaborative Project (large-scale integrated project) addressing an important societal• challenge:............................................................................................................................................... 11• SSH.2012.1.1-1. Challenge: Education systems in the 21st century..................................................................... 11• Topic for a Collaborative Project (small or medium-scale focused research project): ........................... 14• SSH.2012.1.1-2. Unveiling creativity for innovation in Europe ........................................................................... 14• Topic for a Collaborative Project (small or medium-scale focused research project): ........................... 15• SSH.2012.1.1-3. Smart specialisation for regional innovation ............................................................................. 15• Area 8.1.2. Structural changes in the European knowledge economy and society ............................................... 16• Topic for a Coordination and Support action (coordinating action): ...................................................... 16• SSH.2012.1.2-1. Coordinating research agendas on economic policy, prioritisation and coordination in Europe16• Topic for a Coordination and Support action (coordinating action): ...................................................... 17• SSH.2012.1.2-2. Mobilising institutional reforms in research and innovation systems for better scientific,• innovation and economic performances in Europe ............................................................................................... 17• Area 8.1.3. Strengthening policy coherence and coordination in Europe ............................................................. 18• Topic for a Collaborative Project (small or medium-scale focused research project): ........................... 18• SSH.2012.1.3-1. The future of macro-economic and monetary integration in Europe......................................... 18• Topic for a Collaborative Project (small or medium-scale focused research project): ........................... 19• SSH.2012.1.3-2 Innovative policies for employment and labour markets............................................................ 19

Reading a Call• Activity 8.3: major trends in society and their

implications Rationale• Area 8.3.1: Demographic changes Objective

and Expected impact• Call vera e propria SSH.2012.3.1-1. Challenge:

Making longevity an asset for economic and social development - The Challenge- Why it matters for Europe- Addressing the challenge

The European Research Area (ERA)

An open space for knowledge• The European Research Area is composed of all research

and development activities, programmes and policies in Europe which involve a transnational perspective. Together, they enable researchers, research institutions and businesses to increasingly circulate, compete and co-operate across borders. The aim is to give them access to a Europe-wide open space for knowledge and technologies in which transnational synergies and complementarities are fully exploited.

• ERA consists of activities, programmes and policies which are designed and operated at all levels: regional, national and European

Overview of some EU policies and main docs

• Europe 2020 – A European Strategy for smart, sustainable and inclusive growth

• New Skills for New Jobs• European Research on Education and Training• Innovation: Creating knowledge and jobs• European Research on Social Trends• Employment Policy

References

• Practical Guide to European Funding Opportunities for Research and Innovation

• The CORDIS web site• Work Programme 2012 – Cooperation Theme

8 Socio-Economic Sciences and Humanities