Transcript FP7 ICT WP 2007 - Abruzzo Sviluppo

VII Programma Quadro
Tema ICT
obiettivi e risultati
Aldo Mascioli
Delegazione italiana al Comitato di Programma ICT
Pescara 26. 03 .2010
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Outline
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Theme ICT within FP7
Implementation
Budget allocation
Results
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7th Framework Programme (2007-2013)
Total budget EUR 50 521 million
PEOPLE
Marie Curie Actions
CAPACITIES
Research
Infrastructures
Research for the
benefit of SMEs
Regions of
Knowledge
Research
Potential
Science in
Society
10.Security
European Research Council
9. Space
8. Socio-economic
Research
7. Transport
6. Environment
5. Energy
4. Nano, Materials,
Production Techn.
3. ICT
2. Food, Agriculture
Biotechnology
1. Health
COOPERATION
IDEAS
International
Co-operation
FP7 2007 – 2013 Cooperation
Budget: 32 413 M€
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Specific Programme "Cooperation“ ICT Theme
ICT Technology Pillars
(nano-electronics, embedded systems, software, cognitive systems….)
Integration of Technologies:
(personal environments, home environments, Robotic systems, intelligent
infrastructures)
Applications Research:
(ICT for health, governments, inclusion, mobility, content, trust and
confidence…)
International cooperation
Responding to emerging needs and unforeseen policy needs (FET)
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Implementation of Theme ICT
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Work Programme 2007- 2008
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Work Programme 2009 – 2010
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Work Programme 2011 – 2012 (under discussion)
• Joint Technology Initiatives + Art.169
• Work Programme 2013 (tbd in 2012)
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Work Programme approach and structure
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A limited set of Challenges (areas) that
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respond to well-identified industry and technology needs
and/or
target specific socio-economic goals
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A Challenge is addressed through a limited set of
Objectives that form the basis of Calls for Proposals
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An Objective (topic) is described in terms of
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target outcomes
expected impact on industrial competitiveness, societal goals,..
applicable funding schemes
allocated budget
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Work Programme 2007 -2008 - Challenges
Socio-economic goals
5. ICT for
health
6. ICT for
mobility &
sustainable
growth
7. ICT for
independent
living and
inclusion
1. Network and
service
infrastructures
Future and Emerging
Technologies (FET)
Industry/Tech needs
4. Digital
libraries
and
content
2. Cognitive
systems,
interaction,
robotics
3. Components,
systems,
engineering
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Work Programme ICT 2007-08
WP 2007-08 7 Challenges
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NETWORK AND SERVICE INFRASTRACTURES
585 M€
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COGNITIVE SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS AND INTERACTION
193 M€
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COMPONENTS, SYSTEMS, ENGINEERING
434 M€
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DIGITAL LIBRARIES AND CONTENT
203 M€
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SUSTAINABLE AND PERSONALISED HEALTHCARE
174 M€
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ICT FOR MOBILITY, ENV. SUSTAINABILITY, ENERGY EFFICIENCY
159 M€
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ICT FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING AND INCLUSION
73 M€
+ FUTURE AND EMERGENCY TECHNOLOGIES
185 M€
+ HORIZONTAL SA
15 M€
Totale 2021 M€
Approach WP 2009 - 2010
• Continue to focus on the identified limited set of
Challenges and the FET scheme
• Address Challenges through a limited set of objectives
– Challenge 7: added “Governance”
• Revise focus of the Challenges and the set of objectives
• Include ICT contribution to Public Private Partnerships
for R&D in the European Economic Recovery Plan
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ICT WP 2009 – 2010
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs)
• PPPs Initiatives:
(FoF) ‘Factories of the Future’
Manifacturing
(EeB) ‘Energy-Efficient Buildings’
Building
(GC) ‘Green Cars’
Cars
• 7FQ themes involved :
ICT, NMP, Energy, Environment e Transport
FP7 Research Budget for PPP (2010-2013)
without Future Internet
Work Programme ICT 2009-10
WP 2009-10 7 Challenges
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NETWORK AND SERVICE INFRASTRACTURES
557 M€
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COGNITIVE SYSTEMS, INTERACTION ROBOTICS
179 M€
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COMPONENTS, SYSTEMS, ENGINEERING
375 M€
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DIGITAL LIBRARIES AND CONTENT
188 M€
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TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE AND PERSONALISED HEALTHCARE
161 M€
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ICT FOR MOBILITY, ENV. SUSTAINABILITY, ENERGY EFFICIENCY
154 M€
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ICT FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING , INCLUSION AND GOVERNANCE
73 M€
+ FUTURE AND EMERGENCY TECHNOLOGIES
171 M€
+ HORIZONTAL SA
32 M€
+ PPPs
70 M€
Totale 1960 M€
ICT WP 2011- 2012
The context: trends influencing the WP
• ICT, the engine for growth in a low carbon economy
– smarter energy grids, energy efficient buildings, greener cars &
transport systems, lighting & manufacturing
• Changing value chains & new market opportunities
– Web and Internet-based services, open platforms for resource
sharing, Cloud computing
• Technology developments at a cross-roads
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Future Internet: Medium and longer term developments
Components: nanoelectronics, photonics, new materials
Multi-core architectures, new programming paradigms
Smart environments: embedded, networked, learning capabilities
Digital media and new forms of content
ICT WP 2011- 2012
Proposed strategy: commitment to reinforce Europe's presence in basic ICT
technologies
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Challenge 1: Pervasive and Trusted Network and Service Infrastructures
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Challenge 2: Cognitive Systems and Robotics
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Challenge 3: Alternative Paths to Components and Systems
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Challenge 4: Technologies for Digital Content and Languages
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Maintain and strengthen Europe’s leadership in networking and services
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(PPP on Future Internet
Seize opportunities arising in cognitive systems and robotics
Master ICT components and systems for all the economy and capture new market developments
Nurture the development of an EU content industry and make more sense out of content and information
ICT WP 2011- 2012
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Challenge 5: ICT for Health, Ageing Well, Inclusion and Governance
– More efficient and effective health and inclusion systems in an ageing
society
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Challenge 6: ICT for a low carbon economy
– Maximise ICT contribution to a lower carbon economy
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Challenge 7: ICT for the Enterprise and Manufacturing
– Reinforce Europe’s manufacturing capacity and business developments
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Challenge 8: ICT for Learning and Access to Cultural Resources
– Adapt our learning systems and help develop and preserve our cultural
heritage
Future and Emerging Technologies
International Cooperation
Main new features in WP 2011-12
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Future Internet PPP
– a) strengthen and expand the competitive position of the European ICT
industry (telecommunication operators, mobile devices manufacturers,
software and service industries, content providers and media;
– b) contribute to policy trend towards a more sustainable society
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SME initiative on Digital Content and Languages
– Make it easier for SMEs and innovative players to exploit and contribute to
large digital resource pools
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New FET Features
– At least one research intensive high-tech SME with established in-house
research capacity.
– Projects led by young researchers
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Pre-commercial Public Procurement
– Support national administrations to invest more in purchasing innovative
products and services that still require further research in the underlying
ICT
WP 2011 – 2012
Budget available
Available
for ICT
WP +
JTIs/AAL
Eniac,
Artemis,
AAL
Other costs
(COST,
Available for
ICT WP
Calls *
experts,
studies …)
2011
1255
111
50
≈ 1094
2012
1475
123
40
≈ 1312
2013
1692
122
38
1532
Total
4422
356
128
3938
* 170 + 130 M€ for PPP-Future Internet
Overview of proposed budget distribution
2011-2012
Ch8
Ch7 4%
6%
FET
10%
Ch1
26%
Ch6
12%
Ch2
7%
Ch5
10%
Ch3
Ch4
17%
8%
Budget distribution per challenge
(with FET)
Work Programme ICT 2007-08
Results
TOTAL BUDGET: 2021 M€
CALL FOR PROPOSALS:
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Call 1: 1194 M€ - Submitted proposal: 1836 - Retained: 318
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Call 2: 477 M€
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Call 3: 265 M€ - Submitted proposal: 829 - Retained: 71
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Joint call con Security: 20 M€ - Submitted proposal: 56 Retained: 9
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Fet Open: 65 M€
- Submitted proposal: 906 - Retained: 149
Work Programme ICT 2009-10
Results
TOTAL BUDGET: 1960 M€
CALL FOR PROPOSALS:
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Call 4: 801M€ - Submitted proposal: 1267- Retained: 256
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Call 5: 732M€ - Submitted proposal : 1424 - Retained: 227
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Call 6: 286M€ - call in progress (deadline 13 April 2010)
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Work Programme ICT 2007-08
Grants per country
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Call 1: DE 21,2% - UK 11,8%- FR 11%- ITA 9,4% - ES 6,5% - NL 6%
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Call 2: DE 21,9% - FR 12,5% - UK 10,4% - ITA 7,8% - ES 6,1% - BE 5,3%
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Call 3: DE 24% - UK 13,5% - ITA 12,5% - FR 7% – ES 3% - NL 6,3%
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Joint call: ITA 20,5 % - DE 15,7% - UK 10,2% - SE 9,2% - PT 8,8% -ES 8%
-FR 5%
Average ≈ 9,6 %
Work Programme ICT 2009-10
Grants per country
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Call 4: DE 20.8% - UK 10.1% – ITA 10%- FR 10%
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Call 5: DE 22.5% - UK 11.2% - ITA 10.3% - FR 9.8%
Average ≈ 10.1%
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WP ICT 2007-08 - Call1 – Grants per objective (Italy)
1.1 The network of the future
1.2 Service and software architectures, infrastructures and engineering
1.3 ICT in support of the networked enterprise
1.4 Secure, dependable and trusted infrastructures
1.5 Networked media
2.1 Cognitive systems, interaction, robotics
3.1 Next generation nanoelectronics components and electronics integration
3.2 Organic and large-area electronics and display systems
3.3 Embedded systems design
3.4 Computing systems
4.1 Digital libraries and technologyenhanced learning
4.2 Intelligent content and semantics
5.1 Personal Health Systems for Monitoring and Point-of-Care diagnostics
5.2 Advanced ICT for risk assessment and patient safety
6.1 ICT for the intelligent vehicles and mobility services
7.1 ICT and ageing
8.1 Nano-scale ICT devices and systems
8.2 Pervasive adaptation
8.3 Bio-ICT convergence
9.1 Internation Cooperation
6.68 %
9.44%
12.05%
12.15%
8.51%
10.29%
9.30%
2.58%
12.61%
1.32%
3.43%
11%
12.08%
11.74%
11.44%
14.56%
11.57%
10.32%
10.83%
4.95%
WP ICT 2007-08 - Call2 -Grants per objective (Italy)
1.6 New paradigms and experimental facilities
4,6%
3.5 Photonic components and subsystems
6,5%
3.6 Micro/nanosystems
9,8%
3.7 Networked embedded and control systems
12,8%
5.3 Virtual physiological human
10,4%
6.2 ICT for cooperative systems
5,0%
6.3 ICT for environmental/energy efficiency
8,19%
7.2 Accessible and inclusive ICT
7,32%
WP ICT 2007-08- Call3 -Grants per objective (Italy)
2.2 COGNITIVE SYSTEMS, ROBOTICS AND INTERACTION
11,08%
(su 23 retained 11 con partecipanti italiani – 3 coord.)
4.3 DIGITAL LIBRARIES AND TECH-ENHA. LEARNING
9,87%
(su 12 retained 7 con partecipanti italiani – 2 coord.)
4.4 INTELLIGENT CONTENT AND SEMANTIC
9,2%
(su 13 retained 6 con partecipanti italiani – 0 coord.)
8.4 SCIENCE OF COMPLEX SYSTEMS FOR SOCIALLY INTELLIGENT ICT
9%
(su 5 retained 3 con partecipanti italiani – 1 coord.)
8.5 EMBODIED INTELLIGENCE
31,3%
(su 6 retained 5 con partecipanti italiani – 3 coord.)
8.6 ICT FOR EVER YOURS
20%
(su 4 retained 4 con partecipanti italiani – 2 coord.)
WP ICT 2009-10- Call4 -Grants per objective (Italy)
ICT 2009.1.1 The Network of the Future
6,81%
ICT 2009.1.5 Networked Media & 3D Internet
8,43%
ICT 2009.2.1 Cognitive Systems and Robotics
12,91%
ICT 2009.2.2. Language-Based Interaction
5,75%
ICT 2009.3.2 Design of Semiconductor Compo…
14,33%
ICT 2009.3.3 Flexible, Organic and Large Area Electronics
8,43%
ICT 2009.3.4 Embedded Systems Design
17,75%
ICT 2009.3.6 Computing Systems
10,13%
ICT 2009.3.8 Organic Photonics and other Disruptive Photonics Technologies
8,11%
ICT 2009.5.1 Personal Health Systems
17,52%
ICT 2009.5.2 ICT for Patient Safety
9,41%
ICT 2009.5.4: International Cooperation on Virtual Physiological Human
19,11%
ICT 2009.6.1 ICT for Safety and Energy Efficiency in Mobility
7,26%
ICT 2009.6.3 ICT for Energy Efficiency
11,93%
ICT 2009.6.4 ICT for Environmental Services & Climate Change Adaptation
5,05%
ICT 2009.7.1 ICT and Ageing
9,43%
ICT 2009.7.2 Accessible and Assistive ICT
13,14%
ICT 2009.7.3 ICT for Governance and Policy Modeling
6,97%
ICT 2009.8.1 Concurrent Tera-Device Computing
20,78%
ICT 2009.8.10 Identifying new research topics, for FET Proactive initiatives
20,13%
ICT 2009.8.2 Quantum Information Foundations and Technologies
4,20%
ICT 2009.8.3 Bio-chemistry-based Information Technology
1,99%
ICT 2009.8.9 Coordinating Communities, FET Proactive Initiatives
15,56%
ICT 2009.9.1 International Cooperation
1,27%
ICT 2009.9.2 Supplements to support International Cooperation between ongoing projects
24,45%
ICT 2009.9.3 General Accompanying Measures
9,42%
ICT 2009.9.4 : Strengthening cooperation in ICT R&D in an enlarged European Union
10,04%
Grants per Italian regions (M €) – Call 1-2
Source: MiUR, Ing. Luigi Lombardi
GRAZIE PER L’ATTENZIONE
[email protected]
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