Framework Programme 7 Overview

Samantha McGregor UK National Contact Point for SSH UK National Contact Point for SIS

Framework Programme 7 • • • • • • • What is FP7 ? The ‘building blocks' Budget Sucess rate Submission and evaluation process Writing a good proposal Why participate

What is FP7?

• • • • 7th Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development 2007 – 2013 Budget of over €50 billion Two main strategic objectives: • • to strengthen the scientific and technological base of European industry; to encourage international competitiveness while promoting research that supports EU policies.

FP7 Structure and Budget

Euratom €2751 JRC € 1751 Capacities €4721 People €4728 Ideas €7460 Cooperation €32 365

FP7 Success Rates (from 2007/08) • • • • • • • • • • 33,919 eligible proposals submitted €56.7 billion requested 5,477 proposals retained for funding (worth EUR 10 billion) Overall success rate: 16 % Co-operation: 18% Ideas: 4% (skewed by first starting grant call) People: 29% Capacities: 18% UK: second highest participation after Germany – 2,546 participations worth EUR 910 million UK overall success rate: 23%

Call One/two stage e-submission Eligibility Check Individual Evaluation Ethics Feedback Commission Ranking (ESR)

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Panel Review Report to PMC Negotiation of Proposals Consensus

• • • • • • • Writing a good proposal Make sure you have all the necessary documents (see Cordis site) Familiarise yourself with the Call Fiche and Work Programme Check eligibility requirements for your Call Check evaluation criteria IMPACT Look at previous funded projects on Cordis site Make use of all available resources

Why participate ?

  Build and maintain international networks Support and develop your own research  Strategic positioning for your own research centre and against future EU programmes  Esteem/impact/profile  Learn new techniques and approaches  Unforeseen publication opportunities