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2 What are we going to talk about? International Cooperation in the FP7 Health 2013 Call International Cooperation in the FP7 KBBE 2013 Call How to find a partner? (Support Services for Third Countries)

3 International Cooperation in the FP7 Health 2013 Call FP7 Info Day, 21 May, Bangkok Uri Fishelson Health-NCP-Net Executive Committee ISERD The Israel-Europe R&D Directorate Tel Aviv, Israel

4 Specific Programme Cooperation Theme Health Cooperation Ideas People Capacities Biotechnology, generic tools and technologies for human health Translating research for human health Optimising the delivery of health care to European citizens 1. Health 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

5 Indicative timetable FP7-HEALTH-2013 Official Publication date: 12 July 2012 Closing dates for submission: FP7-HEALTH-2013-Innovation-1, deadline: 2 Oct., 2012 FP7-HEALTH-2013-Innovation-2, deadline: 25 Sept Budget: 840 M (Highest health budget in FP7) Orientation paper already published

6 Key features for WP 2013 More focus on fewer and broader topics 2-stage submission/evaluation for all topics, including clinical trials and SME topics International cooperation becomes more strategically focused Budget increase of up to 20% two major cross-cutting features: Translation of results into applications Innovation and SMEs New measure proposed to support exploitation of results of past and ongoing projects

7 Innovation and SMEs SMEs as core partners Min. SME participation (15%, 30%, 50%) Innovation 2 topics Boost SME participation for innovative solutions in the health sector

8 Priorities of WP 2013 Lifestyle health Emphasis on brain-related diseases, Cardiovascular diseases and Cancer Anti-microbial drug resistance Health promotion and prevention New and re-emerging epidemics

9 Bridging with Horizon 2020 Focus on limited number of strategic area building ERA and avoid shopping-lists Reduce level of prescription in calls especially in terms of topic definition, i.e. broader topics Stronger innovation component (Europe 2020) with particular attention to SME participation International cooperation should be more strategic

10 Topics ofparticularinterest to Thai researchers No SICA Projects Innovation in vaccines (HEALTH ) Towards"universal" influenza vaccines Prophylactic vaccines for any of the neglected infectious diseases Stratified approaches to antibacterial and/or antifungal treatment (HEALTH ) better understanding of both pathogen and host factors, as well as their interaction Enabling the prescription of antimicrobials specifically tailored to the needs of individual patients

11 Topics ofparticularinterest to Thai researchers (2) Clinical management of patients in severe epidemics (HEALTH ) Provide a rapid, harmonised and optimised approach to any severe infectious outbreak with a pandemic potential The project should structure the European contribution towards internationalinitiativesalreadyexistingorunderdevelopmentin this field Drug development for neglected parasitic diseases (HEALTH ) Bring together promising European and global attempts to discover and develop drugs for neglected parasitic diseases Establishing a common drug discovery platform or Undertaking advanced clinical testing of new or improved drugs

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13 International Cooperation in the FP7 KBBE 2013 Call FP7 Info Day, 21 May, Bangkok Uri Fishelson BioNet Executive Committee ISERD The Israel-Europe R&D Directorate Tel Aviv, Israel

14 Specific Programme Cooperation Theme Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology Cooperation Ideas People Capacities Sustainable production and management of biological resources from land, forest and aquatic environments Fork to farm: Food (incl. Seafood), health and well being 1. Health 2. Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology Life Sciences, biotechnology and biochemistry for sustainable non-food products and processes 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 9. Space 10. Security

15 Indicative timetable FP7-KBBE-2013 Official Publication date: 9 July 2012 Closing dates for submission: FP7-KBBE-2013, deadline: 5 Feb., 2013 Budget: 362 M Orientation paper already published

16 KBBE Strategy 2013: 4 challenges 1. Sustainable Agriculture and Forestry 2. Safe and Sustainable Food and Healthy Diets 3. Unlocking the Potential of Aquatic Living Resources 4. Sustainable and Competitive Bio-based Industries

17 Key features for 2013 WP Critical mass of projects -More projects per topic Long consortium building/proposal writing period two major cross-cutting features: Translation of results into applications Innovation and SMEs 25-30% to SMEs New measure proposed to support exploitation of results of past and ongoing projects Impact on the KBBE (scientific excellence AND commitment for exploitation)

18 Topics ofparticularinterest to Thai researchers Developmentandexploitationofgenomicdata and tools, phenotyping approaches and breeding concepts to sustainable animal production Systems (KBBE ) Implement genomics tools for hunting the genetic components responsible for biological traits variation Control of pests and pathogens affecting fruit crops (KBBE ) Look for effective and innovative solutions to control at least two pests/pathogens that cause big fruit losses The need for international cooperation and linkages to third countries affected by the studied pests/pathogens is encouraged

19 Topics ofparticularinterest to Thai researchers (2) Emerging viral vector borne diseases (KBBE ) The project should develop knowledge on the emerging diseases and analyse surveillance systems Participation of relevant third countries, in particular those where diseaserepresentsa majorthreattotheeu, as wellas thosemore active in research, andinternationalorganisationsshouldbe sought PlantHighValueProducts-fromdiscoverytofinal product (KBBE ) The projects will engage in a full chain of research and innovation needed to bring to market new or improved products

20 Horizontal Research topics Oceans of Tomorrow Biosensors for real time monitoring of biohazard and man made chemical contaminants in the marine environment (OCEAN ) Joint calls for KBBE, NMP, Energy, Transport and Environment Innovative multifunctional sensors for in-situ monitoring of marine environment and related maritime activities (OCEAN ) Innovative antifouling materials for maritime applications (OCEAN ) Innovative transport and deployment systems for the offshore wind energy sector (OCEAN )

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22 Finding Project partners

23 Where can I find my project partners? Previous / current project and business partners Conferencesand workshops Information DaysFP7 Health Open Information Day, European Commission, Brussels 29 May 2012 Brokerage/Partnering Events Fit for Healthand BioNet, June 2012 in Basel (CH)

24 Health-NCP-Net/Fit-for-Health Partner search service

25 BioNet Partner search service

26 CordisPartner Search Service

27 Health Competence

28 Support Services for Third Countries Coordination and Support Action, HEALTH Reinforcing the network of Health National Contact Points (NCP)

29 What is HEALTH-NCP-NET? HEALTH-NCP-NET is a network of Health National Contact Points (NCPs) and Contact Points (CPs) in non-european countries HEALTH-NCP-NET is a project funded by the 7 th Framework Programme (FP7) of the European Commission HEALTH-NCP-NET started in May 2008 for the period of 4 years Improve Health NCP and ICPC CP service under FP7 Higher quality of submitted proposals

30 ICPC Objectives To enlarge the NCP community beyond Europe To equip ICPC CPs with the necessary tools, guidelines and training ICPC CPs to participate in all programmes and activities organized over the lifetime of the project To ensure that ICPC interests are considered and acted upon during the organization of any event or activity

31 ICPC Capacity Building Targeted through the training programmes ICPC CP are invited and encouraged to participate in all training activities Specific ICPC CP training sessions designed to address special concerns affecting ICPCs (raising awareness of the advantages and opportunities of FP7 participation at both policy level and the scientific community). Specific ICPC CP training sessions take place once a year, backto back with the general training course.

32 ICPC Staff Exchanges How to run an NCP office Launched at the beginning of 2009 Several NCPs have participated Twinning of experienced and Less Experienced NCPs Promoted in all HEALTH NCP NET events Twinning is done by request from the ICPC CPs Low participation but expected more participation

33 Networking and Brokerage Events ICPC CPs to participate in the programmed networking activities where their concerns will be put forward and discussed. Special sessions are organized for ICPC CPs, in particular with regard to SICA topics. European Health NCPs to actively encourage and promote ICPC agenda ICPC CP to organize brokerage events preferably in regions, seeking synergies with existing events, especially those organized by the EC

34 Thanks for your attention! Questions and Suggestions are welcome! ISERD 29 Ha mered St. Tel Aviv Israel Uri Fishelson uri@iserd.org.il Health-NCP-Net Coordinator: Marta Barrionuevo