Strenghteningthe link with end-users
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Strenghtening the link with end-users Philippe QUEVAUVILLER Innovation and Industry for Security DG HOME
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Strenghtening the link with end-users
Philippe QUEVAUVILLER
Innovation and Industry for Security
DG HOME
Security Research in Horizon2020
• Maintains its mission driven character
• Supports EU internal and external security policies
• Supports the EU industry to be competitive
• Strengthens the involvement of the end-users
• Takes more into account the Societal Dimension
• Includes Cyber-Security
Structure of the Secure Societies Work Programme
• Disaster Resilient Societies• Crisis management and civil protection, critical infrastructure protection
• Fight against Crime and Terrorism• Forensics, law enforcement capabilities
• Border Security • Border crossing points, information management, supply chain security
• Digital Security• Privacy, access control, trust eServices, Secure information sharing
• Ethical/Societal dimension
EU Bodies
Industry, Stakeholders, NGO’s, Researchers, Experts, etc.
Member States(Committees)
EU landscape
EU Policies EU Research
DG RTD
Research
DG CNECT
ICT
DG EAC
Joint Research
Centre
DG HOME
Secure
Societies
DG TAXUD
Customs
DG MOVE
Transport
DG TRADE
Trade
Intergovernmental
DG DEVCO
International
cooperation
EEAS
Ext. security
FPI
Foreign Policy
Instrument
EDA
Defense
+ INTERPOL, NATO, UN Bodies
Europol
Law
Enforcement
Frontex
Border
Control
DG SANCO
Health
DG ENV
Environment
DG CLIMA
Climate Action
DG ENER
Energy
DG GROW
Enterprise &
Industry
DG ECHO
Civil protection
DG HOME
Internal
Security
Executive Agencies
REA, EASME
Man-Made disastersTerrorist actsPandemics
COMMON GROUND: DISASTER RISK AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT (DRCM)
PREVENTION /PREPAREDNESS
DETECTION /SURVEILLANCE
RESPONSE /RECOVERY
RESEARCH POLICY INDUSTRY / SMEs OPERATORS
Fighting fragmentation:Policy to policy?
COM(2009) 273 finalCBRN Action Plan
DG HOME
Internal Security
Decision 1313/2013EU Civil Protection
Mechanism
DG ECHO
Civil Protection
DG ENV
Environment
Decision 1386/2013Environment Action
ProgrammeDirective 2012/18/EU(Seveso III Directive)
DG SANTE
Consumer Health
Decision 1082/2013Serious cross-border threats to health
CBRN-E Centres of Excellence
DG DEVCO
International
cooperation
DG ENER
Energy
Regulation 347/2013Guidelines for tran-European Energy Instrastructure
Directive 2009/7/EUFramework for nuclear safety of nuclear installations
DG MOVE
Transport
Decision 661/2010Guidelines for tran-European Transport
Network
DG ENTR
Enterprise & Industry
EU Industrial policy
DG TAXUD
Customs
EU Custom policy for supply chain security and use of customs detection technology for CBRN-E
DG TRADE
Regulation 428/2009Community regime for the control of experts, transfer, brokering and transit of dual use items
Intergovernmental
EEAS
Ext. security
+ UN Bodies, NATO Nuclear non-proliferation treatyChemical Weapons ConventionBiological Weapons Convention
EU Reseach
HORIZON
2020
EDA
Defense
Joint Investment Programme / EFC
Fighting fragmentation:Science to policy?
RESEARCH AND INNOVATION,
CAPACITY-BUILDING
INTERNATIONAL ANDEUROPEAN UNION
POLICIES
RESEARCH PROJECTS(SEC)
EU POLICIESMS Committees
(relevant to CBRN-E)
STAKEHOLDERS
USERS
RESEARCH PROJECTS(other EU funded Progr.)
CAP. BUILDING PROJECTS(ECHO)
RESEARCH PROJECTS(EDA-JPI)
CAP. BUILDING PROJECTS(HOME-ISF)
CLUSTERING NEEDS
THINK-TANKS(Industry)
INT. ASSOC.(Civil Protection)
INTERGOV.Agencies
(relevant to CBRN-E)
UNITED NATIONS(relevant to CBRN-E)
+CBRN CoE(DEVCO)
HOME ECHO DEVCO
TAXUD MOVE ENV
EEAS EDA
Europol Frontex
UNISDR Interpol OPCW
IAEA
SANCO
UNICRI
An efficient transfer?
Mapping of FP7 vs policy sectors and operational features
PREVENTIONPREPAREDNESS
DETECTIONSURVEILLANCE
RESPONSERECOVERY
CBRN-EACTION PLAN
HORIZONTALACTIONS
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POLICY:Technical challenges?
RESEARCH: Response to policy challenges?
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PREPAREDNESS
CBRN-EACTION PLAN
CIVILPROTECTION
HEALTH
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MAPPING
MATRIX
PREVENTION /
PREPAREDNESS
MAJOR ACCIDENTSHAZARDS
CLIMATECHANGE
AF3CIVIL PROT.
SECURENVENVIRONMENT
CRITICALINFRASTRUCTURES
AFTERENERGY
ARGOSENERGY
EURACOMENERGY SPARKS
ENERGY
CIPRNETENERGY INSPIRE
ENERGYCOCKPITCI
ENERGY PRECYSEENERGY
CRISALISENERGY DESURBS
CIVIL PROT.EMILI
CIVIL PROT.HIPOW
CIPMICIE
CIP NI2S3CIP
PROGRESSCIP RIBS
CIPSECCRIT
CIP SEGRIDCIPSESAME
CIPSPIRIT
CIPSTRUCTURESCIP
VITRUVCIP
CROSS-BORDERTHREATS TO HEALTH
ATHENAHEALTH
EXPEDIACBRN-E, HEALTH
INTACTCLIM
HORIZON 2020
DRS-15-2015: Protection
of hazardous sites
HORIZON 2020
DRS-20-2014: Critical Infrastr. Protection from insider threats
DRS-12-2015: Smart grid protection and resilience
DRS-13-2015: Adapting building / infrastr. standards
DRS-14-2015: Critical Infrastr. Indicator (resilience)
DRS-17-2014/2015: Protection of urban targets and CI
HORIZON 2020
DRS-4-2014: Health / security
protection in case of large-scale
pandemics
Community of Users
INTERFACE
RESEARCH
FP7 / Horizon2020Update, critical mass,
dissemination
POLICY
EC Policy DGs
Member States
(via Committees)Update, implementationScience-Policy digests
INDUSTRY / SMEs
FP7 / Horizon2020Awareness about new tools,
dissemination
OPERATORSDissemination, demonstration,
Targeted information,
Return of experience
OUTPUTS
Community ofUsers LONG-TERM
(H2020 timeframe)
Who?
• Many different disciplines and sectors within CBRN-E and other hazard-related
communities, as a matter of simplification, five categories are considered:
1. Policy-makers: EC Policy DGs, Intergovernmental Agencies, Member States
Ministries
2. Scientists: Universities, Research Institutes, Research Units linked to Ministries or
Industry sectors
3. Industry (including SMEs): Many industry branches in the areas of defence,
forensics, civil protection etc.
4. Operational units: First responders, emergency services, police, civil protection
units, military units, laboratories etc. + training centres, command control centres
5. General public: NGOs, public at large, education (schools) and training
Who are the Users in the Disaster Risk /Crisis Management areas?
Objectives
1. Ensuring that research programming (particularly H2020) takes account of
practitioner’s needs, thereby promoting research results that are relevant to them
2. Identifying the most promising tools and methods (including those developed in FP7
and H2020 projects) that have the potential to be taken up by practitioners
3. Supporting the competitiveness of EU industry by enhancing the market for research
results
4. Ensuring that practitioners’ expertise is available to policy makers, thereby facilitating
the policy-making process
5. Facilitating the implementation of policy.
Key objectives of the Community of Users
RESEARCH ANDINNOVATION
EU-funding instruments
INTERNATIONALAND EU POLICIES
Committees, Working Groups…
Science-Policy-Industry-Operator's Interface(EU research consortia, Industry/SMEs, Policy, Int. Associations, Medias)IN ALL SECURITY FIELDS RELATED TO DRR AND CRISIS MANAGEMENT
RESEARCH POLICYINDUSTRY
SMEsOPERATORS POLICYOPERATORS
STAKEHOLDERSORGANISATIONSSectors, NGOs…
STAKE-HOLDERS
STAKE-HOLDERS
Communitiesof practice
Communitiesof practice
Communitiesof practice
Communitiesof practice
Communitiesof practice
Communitiesof practice
R&D NATIONAL /REGIONAL ACTORS
NATIONAL / REGIONAL AUTHORITIES
NATIONALASSOCIATIONS
USERS
ACCESS TOMARKET
ACCESS TOMARKET
INDUSTRYSMEs
COMMUNITY OF USERS: Where are we standing?Contacts taken with different users, +1000 registered members
Next meeting: 29 February with focus on CBRN-E
RESEARCH AND INNOVATION,
CAPACITY-BUILDING
INTERNATIONAL ANDEUROPEAN UNION
POLICIES
Community of Users on Disaster Risk and Crisis Management(EU research consortia, Industry/SMEs, Policy, Int. Associations, Medias)
RESEARCH PROJECTS(SEC)
EU POLICIESMS Committees
(relevant to CBRN-E)
STAKEHOLDERS
USERS
EDEN
RESEARCH PROJECTS(other EU funded Progr.)
CAP. BUILDING PROJECTS(ECHO)
RESEARCH PROJECTS(EDA-JPI)
CAP. BUILDING PROJECTS(HOME-ISF)
CLUSTERING NEEDS
THINK-TANKS(Industry)
INT. ASSOC.(Civil Protection)
CBRN-E
Comm. Practice
Man-made disaster
(non-intentional)
Comm. Practice
Man-made disaster
(intentional)
Comm. Practice
Health threats
or Food Security
Comm. Practice
Standardization
National
Associations
Member States
Nat. Platforms
INTERGOV.Agencies
(relevant to CBRN-E)
UNITED NATIONS(relevant to CBRN-E)
+CBRN CoE(DEVCO)
C R N BE
HOME ECHO DEVCO
TAXUD MOVE ENV
EEAS EDA
Europol Frontex
UNISDR Interpol OPCW
IAEA
SANCO
UNICRI
Thematicexpert groups
ACCESS TO
MARKET
ACCESS TO
MARKET
Conclusions, next steps
How will we proceed?
• Short-term (End 2015): Finalising mapping of security-related policies and FP7
projects. Report publicly available in early January
• Medium-term (1st half of 2016): Operationalising the links among future research
projects and policy sectors
• Long-term: Consolidation of the CoU exchange platform with expected supporting
impact on H2020 and policy implementation – enhanced links with users, return of
experiences from industry and operators (access to market, involvement of first
responders)
Contact: [email protected]
