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1 Funding programmes on EU level - especially - FP7 - Health and FP7 - Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology Dr. Stephan Micha National Contact Point Life Sciences, Germany Hanover Germany 10 October 2011 National Contact Point Life Sciences PtJ and PT-DLR / Heinrich-Konen-Str. 1 / Bonn / Germany phone / fax / stephan.micha@dlr.de 1

2 Focus / questions for / of this presentation? Focus on FP7?.. with basics and actual funding?? Focus on Russia and RU-EU and/or RU-DE?? Focus on biotechnology?? ERA-NETs >> Fast and focussed presentation <<... with 25 slides (+12 extra slides) - in 15 minutes - 2

3 Role of National Contact Point and interactions with major players Federal Ministry of Education and Research European Commission NCP Life Sciences (part of the national system of NCPs) All stakeholders incl.... SMEs, NGOs, public & regulatory authorities, etc. Researcher (universities, institutes, industries) Local advisor & multiplyer 3

4 NCP Life Sciences Structure and resources Joint office of two project management agencies of the Federal Ministry of Education and Research PT-DLR (e.g. health research) Pt-Jülich (e.g. biotechnology) Financed by the Federal Ministry for Education and Research (BMBF) 4

5 Services provided by NCP Life Sciences Information and consultancy to German stakeholders Information and training events Newsletter Homepage Individual advice to scientists Proof-reading of proposals and outlines Contacts to EU officials All services are free-of-charge! Partner search support tools (via EU-wide networking projects such as Fit for Health, NCP-Health-Net, BIO-Net, Biocircle2, etc.) Publications, analysis, statistics Support to the German government 5

6 FP 7 Structure and content Collaboration with European and international partners RTD & innovation 7th Framework Programme COOPERATION PEOPLE Fellowships Graduate schools Exchange programmes Awards Frontier research Idea driven e.g. Nuclear medicine IDEAS JRC (non nuclear) + EURATOM Programme CAPACITIES indirect actions nuclear fusion and fission research direct actions JRC nuclear research Research Capacities SMEs Infrastructures Regions International Cooperation Science and society 6

7 FP 7 Financial breakdown Total budget: approx. 53 bn Capacities 4,1 Ideas 7,5 Cooperation 32,3 People 4,7 JRC 1,6 Euratom 2,7 7

8 Specific Programme COOPERATION 1. Health 6,1 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology 1,9 3. Information and Communication Technologies 9,1 4. Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new production Technologies 5. Energy 3,5 2,3 6. Environment 1,9 7. Transport 4,2 10. Security 1,3 9. Space 1,4 8. Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities 0,6 total 32,3 bn 8

9 Statistics across FP7 (1) (approximately half time of FP7) ** Coordinators from RU: 12 in Marie Curie (MC), 1 in Environment Source: ECORDA FP7 project database, (analysis by EUB) 9

10 Statistics across FP7 (2) (approximately half time of FP7) Source: ECORDA FP7 project database, (analysis by EUB) 10

11 Looking back to FP6 ( ) FP6 - Find a project 26 Projects were found with RU in Mobility (Marie Curie etc.) 9 in International Cooperation (INCO) 3 in other areas compare FP6 and FP7 Only one biotechnolgy-related project found Activity area acronym: FP6-SME: New chitosan formulations for the prevention and treatment of... (CHITOSANPEROS) FP7 - Find a project projects were found with RU... (search date: 07 October 2011) 11

12 Statistics across FP7 (3) Top-20 partner countries for RU N = 226 different organisations from RU Source: ECORDA FP7 project database, (analysis by EUB) 12

13 Specific Programme COOPERATION Cooperation Ideas People Capacities The Cooperation Work Programme follows a top-down process. Topics are defined by EC and Member States in the Programme Committee! 1. Health 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology (KBBE) 3. Information and Communication Technologies Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies,Materials and New Production Technologies Energy Environment Transport Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities 0.6 Yearly publications! In each Theme included are New and emerging science and technology International Cooperation Dissemination and exploitation of knowledge 9. Space Security

14 Specific Programme COOPERATION Theme 1 Health & Theme 2 KBBE 1. Health Incl. IMI 1.0 6,1 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology (KBBE) 1,9 3. Information and Communication Technologies 9,1 4. Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new production Technologies 3,5 5. Energy 2,3 6. Environment 1,9 10. Security 1,3 7. Transport 8. Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities 4,2 0,6 9. Space 1,4 total 32,3 bn 14

15 Specific Programme COOPERATION Theme 1 Health Cooperation People I Biotechnology, generic tools and technologies for human health Ideas Capacities II Translating research for human health III Optimising the delivery of health care to European citizens 1. Health IV Other actions across the Theme 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology 3.Information and Communication Technologies 4. Nanosciencese, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Technologies 5. Energy 6. Environment 7. Transport 8. Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities Objective of Theme 1 - Health Improving the health of European citizens Increasing the competitiveness of European health-related industries and businesses Addressing global health issues including emerging epidemics 9. Space 10. Security 15

16 Statistics for FP7-Health Top-20 partner countries for RU Source: ECORDA FP7 proposal database (analysis by NKS-L) 16 RU ranks ca. # 30 partner country for DE N = 32 different organisations from RU

17 Heath Biotechnology, generic tools and technologies for human health (Deadlines 27 September and 04 October st stage) 1.1 High-throughput research - Closed in Detection, diagnosis and monitoring 1.3 Suitability, safety, efficacy of therapies - Closed in Innovative therapeutic approaches and interventions 17

18 2.1 Integrating biological data and processes: Heath Translating research for human health (Deadlines 27 September and 04 October st stage) Large-scale data gathering Systems biology 2.2 Research on the brain, human development and ageing Brain and brain-related diseases - Closed in Human development and ageing 2.3 Translational research in major infectious diseases: to confront major threats to public health Anti-microbial drug resistance - Closed in HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis Potentially new and re-emerging epidemics - Closed in Neglected infectious diseases - Closed in Translational research in other major diseases Cancer - Closed in Cardiovascular diseases - Closed in Diabetes and obesity Rare diseases Other chronic diseases 18

19 Heath Optimising the delivery of health care to EU citizens 4. Other actions across the Theme (Deadlines 27 September and 04 October st stage) 3.1 Translating the results of clinical research outcome into clinical practice including better use of medicines, and appropriate use of behavioural and organisational interventions and new health therapies and technologies - Closed in Quality, efficiency and solidarity of health care systems including transitional health systems 3.3 Health promotion and prevention - Closed in International public health & health systems 4.1 Coordination and support actions across the theme 4.2 Responding to EU policy needs - Closed in

Innovative Medicines Initiative - Joint Undertaking (IMI JU) Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in biomedical research and development Collaboration between EC and EFPIA (pharmaceutical industry) Joint

20 Innovative Medicines Initiative - Joint Undertaking (IMI JU) Public-Private Partnership (PPP) in biomedical research and development Collaboration between EC and EFPIA (pharmaceutical industry) Joint Technology Initiative (JTI, Art. 187) Objectives: strengthening medical innovation in the development of pharmaceutical products Publishing calls (other then FP7) Different rules for participation, evaluation, funding Different IPR, etc. Actual call deadline (for EoIs): 18 October

21 Specific Programme COOPERATION Theme 2 Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology Cooperation People I Sustainable production and management of biological resources from land, forest and aquatic environments Ideas Capacities II Fork to farm: Food (including seafood), health and well being 1. Health 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology 3. Information an Communication Technologies 4. Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new production Technologies 5. Energy 6. Environment 7. Transport 8. Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities 9. Space 10. Security III Life Sciences, biotechnology and biochemistry for sustainable non-food products and processes IV Other actions across the Theme Objectives of Theme 2 KBBE Building a European Knowledge Based Bio-Economy (KBBE) Safer, healthier, higher quality food Sustainable use and production of renewable bio-resources Sustainability and security of agricultural, aquaculture and fisheries production 21

22 KBBE Sustainable production and management of biological resources from land, forest and aquatic environment (Deadline 15 November 2011) Area Enabling research Area Increased sustainability of all production systems (agriculture, forestry, fisheries and aquaculture); plant health and crop protection Area Optimised animal health, production and welfare across agriculture, fisheries and aquaculture Area Socio-economic research and support to policies 22

23 KBBE Fork to farm: Food (including seafood), health and well being (Deadline 15 November 2011) Area Consumers Area Nutrition Area Food processing Area Food quality and safety Area Environmental impacts and total food chain 23

24 KBBE Life sciences, biotechnology and biochemistry for sustainable non-food products and processes (Deadline 15 November 2011) Area Novel sources of biomass and bioproducts Area Marine and fresh-water biotechnology (blue biotechnology) Area Industrial biotechnology: novel high addedvalue bio-products and bio-processes Area Biorefinery Area Environmental biotechnology Area Emerging trends in biotechnology 24

25 Statistics for FP7-KBBE Top-20 partner countries for RU Source: ECORDA FP7 proposal database (analysis by NKS-L) 25 RU ranks # 22 partner country for DE N = 13 different organisations from RU

26 ERA-NETs in life sciences (related to Health and KBBE) ERA-NETs and ERA-NET plus Public to public partnerships (P2P) By MS / AC and third countries More then 20 ERA-NETs in health / KBBE / biotechnology National funds according to national rules EC co-funding in ERA-NET plus 2 ERA-NETs with RU funders: EUPHRESCO ERA-IB2 Health research related... ERA-Age ageing research - ERare-2 rare diseases - NEURON neurosciences - HIVERA - HIV / aids research - TRANSCAN translational cancer research EuroNanoMed - reg. med., diagnostics, etc. - Pathogenomics genomics of pathogenic microbes

27 ERA-NETs in life sciences (related to Health and KBBE) KBBE research related and with biotech focus... Plant Genomics (follow-up) - ERASysBio systems bio. - EuroTrans-Bio biotech SMEs - ERA-IB and ERA-IB2 industrial biotech - ERA-IB2 industrial biotechnology (4 years, expected start in December 2011) Coordinator: DE - Agency for Renewable Resources (for BMELV) Participants (N = 20) RU - Foundation for Assistance to Small Innovative Enterprises (FASIE) DE - Project Management Juelich (for BMBF) DE - Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) DE - Saxon State Ministry of Environment and Agriculture (SMUL) Call for proposals in preparation for 2012 Coming soon! 27

28 Thanks to my colleagues - Mrs. Andrea Grimm, EUB (FP7 statistics) - Mr. Carsten Christ, NKS-L (life science statistics) Thank you for your attention! Do you have questions?? 28

29 European Technology Platforms (ETPs) 29

30 FP7-Health programme level cooperation (PLC) with RU HEALTH : Epidemiological investigations into long-term trends of population health as consequence of socio-economic transitions, including lifestyle induced health problems HEALTH : Comparative population genetic studies on multifactorial diseases. HEALTH : Mechanisms of diabetic and weight-related comorbidity in heart failure. (molecular, cellular, vascular levels; elucidating pathogenesis and pathophysiology) HEALTH : Developing new and improving existing mathematical algorithms for systems biology. HEALTH : SME-targeted research for developing tools and technologies for high-throughput research. HEALTH : High-throughput proteomics for human health and disease. 30

31 FP7-KBBE ( ) programme level cooperation (PLC) with RU KBBE Animal By-Products - Novel methods of treatment of animal byproducts for the production of substances with biologically valuable functional properties KBBE.2008 (see below- 3 Topics) KBBE : Assessing and reducing vulnerability of European forests to climate change and the consequences for industrial and societal needs - SICA (Russia) (pathogens threatening EU forest biosecurity) KBBE : Promoting coordination and cooperation at international level of research programmes in the area of animal health, in particular infectious diseases including zoonoses - Mandatory ICPC (Latin America and Asia) KBBE : EU-Russia Partnership initiative in Microbes - Plants Biodiversities Mandatory Russia KBBE : Improving research in support to scientific advice to fisheries management in the Mediterranean and Black Seas Mandatory ICPC (Mediterranean Partner Countries and Black Sea countries) KBBE : Promoting global cooperation to facilitate and accelerate knowledge transfer on abiotic stress tolerance of plants Mandatory ICPC (Latin America and/or Asia and/or Eastern Europe and Central Asia and/or ACP and/or the Mediterranean Partner Countries) KBBE : Perennial grasses: optimising biomass production SICA (osmotic regulation - guard cell function & senescence regulation & metabolite degradation) 31

32 FP7-KBBE (2008) programme level cooperation (PLC) with RU Example from KBBE-2008 Based on special agreements, e.g. between EC and Russian Federal Agency for Science and Innovation (FASIE) Based on Rules of Participation (EC Decision for FP7) RU is funding RU participants, EC is funding other participants (MS/AC, 3 rd ) Synchronised calls in EU & RU Joint evaluation KBBE : Plant-produced vaccines - SICA (Russia) KBBE : Molecular modelling for rational design of industrial enzymes SICA (Russia) KBBE : Upgrading of wood, wood-related residues and humic-origin substances to value-added chemicals and materials: from biological understanding to innovative applications SICA (Russia) KBBE Macroeconomic analysis of competitiveness, including non-tariff barriers (agricultural and food products non-tariff trade barriers) 32

33 FP7 EU RU (example) Programme Level Collaboration (PLC) Coordinated co-funded projects Russia European Commission and Russian Federal Agency for Science and Innovation Each max. 2 Mio. Euro 33

FP7 collaborative project (example) Topic: KBBE-2008-3-3-01 Upgrading of wood, - SICA (Russia) Title: FORESTSPECS - Wood Bark and peat based bioactive compounds, speciality chemicals, and remediation

34 FP7 collaborative project (example) Topic: KBBE Upgrading of wood, - SICA (Russia) Title: FORESTSPECS - Wood Bark and peat based bioactive compounds, speciality chemicals, and remediation materials: from innovations to applications Participants: N = 9 FI (coordinator + 2), RU (3), DE (1 SME), CH, UK Duration: 05/ /2012 (36 months) Project cost: 3.74 million euro Project funding: 2.89 million euro Project type: Collaborative project for specific cooperation actions dedicated to international cooperation partner countries (SICA) Source: FP7 Find a Project 2e3513e20:a436:239e61b9&RCN=

35 Funding of legal entities from different countries Member States (MS) of the EU Funding through EU possible Same rights Associated Counties (AC): financial contribution to FP7 CH, IL, IS, LI, NO, TR, AL, BA, ME, MK, HR, FO International Organisations of European interest Joint Research Centre Third Countries: Not MS or AS - do not contribute to the budget of FP7 Special case USA within HEALTH-2010/2011/2012 International cooperation partner country - ICPC Third country with low or middle income (specified within Annex 1 of the Work Programme) 35

36 Rules of Participation General At least 3 independent Entities From 3 different countries (MS or AC) Exceptions single participants possible Support Actions, some Coordination Actions Specific Programmes Ideas and People 3 1 more Participants required for SICA Projects (Specific International Cooperation Actions) 4 = 2 different MS or AS + 2 different ICPC Specific Programme Capacities (Research for the benefit of small and medium enterprises - SMEs) 4 36

European and international networking - joined forces of NCPs

eu Stakeholders of Theme 1 Health Fit for Health www.

eu SMEs in Theme 1 Health Partners of SMEs NCP Bio Network www.

37 European and international networking - joined forces of NCPs - NCP Health Network Stakeholders of Theme 1 Health Fit for Health SMEs in Theme 1 Health Partners of SMEs NCP Bio Network Stakeholders of Theme 2 KBBE Biocircle2 Stakeholders from third countries and their partners n Theme 2 KBBE 37

Towards FP7 - Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology

Young Train Seminar 2 Girona, Spain Towards FP7 - Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology Cled Thomas and Jean-François Maljean FP7 2007-2013 Cooperation Collaborative research Ideas Frontier Research People