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ISERD
ISrael Europe R&D Directorate
Your Port For
In ISRAEL
April 2013
ISERD
Steering Committee:
Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor, Ministry of
Science and Technology, Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Ministry of Finance and the Council for Higher
Education – Planning and Budgeting Committee.
Chairman of the Steering Committee – Mr. Avi Hasson,
Chief Scientist, Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labor.
General Manager: Mr. Marcel SHATON
ISERD Aims at
Maximizing the benefits of participation in the
Framework Program
Israel is an Associated State
that allows it full participation in
the Framework RTD Programs
since 1996 (mid FP4).
Framework Program’s Budget
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Billion €
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Years
FP Budget
Annual Budget
Why Israel participates in the
Framework Programmes
• Integration of Israeli market in globalization
process
• Increase Israeli business penetration in
Europe
• Increase visibility of Israeli academic
community in Europe
• Enhance cooperation between industry and
academia in Israel
Benefits of participation
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Access to new technology/techniques
Access to new markets/key customers
Better sector knowledge
Involvement in new standards
Playing in the major leagues
Funding
Added Value for a Company
Participating in FP7
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Strategic partnerships
Synergy of resources
Market intelligence
Access to research of the entire project
Shorter time to market
Name recognition
Standardization
Funding for large R&D projects
Integration in the European market
Support Programs
Along the R&D Chain
Basic
research
VATAT . ISF
MOST and other
ministries
Applied academic
Research & Support
Policy research
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International
Programs
Competitive
R&D
Barriers
• Distance
• Language
• Related EU schemes not available to Associated
Countries (AC)
• Council Research Group closed to AC
• Outside of the “Acquis Communautaire”
• Local reluctance to new schemes
• Local bureaucratic inertie
• Weak local bureaucratic synergies
Dilemmas
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Coordinator versus Partner
Funding model
Funding scheme
Assistance: NCP versus consultant
Partner research
Participation in Coordination and Support Action
(CSA) Project
• Centralized system
Joint Programming
• European Technology Platforms (ETPs),
Joint Technology Initiatives (JTIs),
ERA-Nets
• Process of building Strategic Research Agenda
• Funding
ISERD Aims
• Encouragement of Israeli entities to participate in
FP and other related programs
• Interface between the Israeli government and
the European Union for FP matters
• Representation of Israel in the programs
committees of the European Commission
• Serve as NCPs for the different themes in FP7
and participation in networking projects
• Information dissemination and assistant with
projects’ submission and management
ISERD activities
Europe - normalization
Israel - assimilation
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• Awareness
• Reduce anxiety
• Information
- Workshops, info days
- Weekly presentations
- Help desk
- Database
- Participation in conferences
- Consultants
- EURAD Forum
• Partner search
• Support fund
• Red-Team
Themes Committees
NCPs
Support measures
Networking
Economic & scientific
attaches
• Participation in
conferences
• Partner search
First Steps
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Government decision
Establishment of Steering Committee
Establishment of support team (ISERD)
Nomination of ISERD’s representatives as
delegates to the programme committees
• Appointment of FP officers in the universities
(EURAD)
• Establishment of consultant’s corpus
• Dealing with tax issues
FP7 Structure
COOPERATION
32413M€
10 Thematic Areas
IDEAS
7510M€
PEOPLE
4750M€
CAPACITIES
4097M€
Health 6100M€
Supporting,
investigatordriven research
projects carried
out across all
fields
Strengthening the
human potential in
research and
technology in
Europe
Initial Training of
Researchers
Research
Infrastructures
1715M€
Agri & Bio 1935M€
ICT 9050M€
NMP 3457M€
Energy 2350M€
Environment
1890M€
Transport (incl.
AERO) 4160M€
Socio Economic
Sciences and the
Humanities 623M€
Space 1430M€
Security 1400M€
Life-long training
& Career
Development
Industry-academia
pathways
International
Dimension
Specific support
action
Research for the
benefits of SMEs
1336M€
Regions of
Knowledge
126M€
Research Potential
340M€
Science in Society
330M€
International
Cooperation 180€
EXCELLENT
INDUSTRIAL
SOCIETAL
SCIENCE - 24.5 € B
LEADERSHIP-17.9 € B
CHALLENGES-30€ B
European Research
Council-ERC -13 268M€
Frontier research by the best
individual teams
Future and Emerging
Technologies-3 100M€
Collaborative research to open
new fields of innovation
Marie Curie - 5752M€
ICT
Health -8033M€
Nanotechnologies
Demographic
change and wellbeing
Materials
Manufacturing
Biotechnology
Space
Access to risk finance
3538M€
Leveraging private finance and
venture capital for research and
innovation
Research
Infrastructures 2478M€
Innovation in SMEs
619M€
Ensuring access to world-class
facilities
Fostering all forms of inno vation in all types of SMEs
security, sustainable agriculture, marine and
maritime research & the bioeconomy
Secure, clean and
efficient energy- 3994M€
Transport- 6802M€
Smart, green and integrated
Climate action- 3160M€
resource efficiency and raw
Homeland Security
Innovative societies
3819 M€
Opportunities for training and
career development
Food- 4152M€
ISERD’s Organigram (FP7)
Steering Committee
Ministry of
Foreign Affairs
Ministry of
Science, Culture
& Sport
Marketing & Communication
Database Manager
Health; Bio;
Environment; Energy
NCP
NCP
Energy;
Health;
Agri & Bio Env.; ERC
Ministry of
Industry, Trade
& Labor
Sub Committee
General Director
Assistant to the Director
Mr. Marcel Shaton
Legal and
Financial; SME,
RoK, RP, ERC
System Administrator
Director
Council for
Higher Education
Ministry of
Finance
Secretary
Director
Director
Director
Nano; Transport;
Space; Security
ICT; RI
People, SSH; SiS
NCP
NMP;
Trans.
NCP
Security;
Space
NCP
ICT
NCP
RI
NCP
People;
SSH, SiS
(The Israel contribution to FP7 so far 471.6M€ )
Submitted Participations
7607
Successful Participations
1764
Success by sector:
Industry
379
Universities
1107
Others
278
Submitted Proposals
5115
Successful Proposals
1236
Success rate
23.2%
Value of Israeli grants:
647.1 M€
Industry
159 M€
Universities
434.7 M€
Others
53.4 M€
Overall value of projects with at least one Israeli
partner
18.8 B€
Overall value of projects with at least one Israeli
Industrial partner
2,222 B€
ISERD Departments’ Directors
 Health; Food Agriculture and Biotechnology; Environment;Energy :
Ms. Ayala Karniol, [email protected]
 Information Communication Technology; Security :
Mr. Aviv Zeevi, [email protected]
 Nanotechnologies, Materials and new Production Processes;
Transport (Incl. Aeronautics); Space; Research Infrastructures :
Dr. Nili Mandelblit, [email protected]
 Marie Curie Fellowships; Socio-economic sciences and humanities; Science in
Society:
Ms. Smadar Hirsh, [email protected]
 Western Europe and Eastern Europe:
Mr. Uzi Bar Sade, [email protected]