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Focus areas – quali obiettivi per il tema ICT
Daniela Mercurio
National Contact Point ICT LEIT
WP ICT 2016-2017 versus WP ICT 2018 – 2020: Macro aree rivisitate Call ICT Call ICT o A new generation of components and systems o Technologies for Digitising European Industry o Advanced computing and Cloud computing o European Data Infrastructure: HPC, Big Data and Cloud technologies o Future internet o 5G o Content o Next Generation Internet (NGI) o Robotics and Autonomous Systems o Cross-cutting activities (Starts, PCP, Startup Europe, Fintech) o ICT Key Enabling Technologies Call Digitising and transforming European industry and services o Innovation and Entrepreneurship Support o Support to Hubs o Responsibility and Creativity o Platforms and Pilots o International Cooperation Activities Call – Cybersecurity o Support Actions (Standardization and Next generation internet) Joint Call Japan, Korea Joint Call with Japan, Brazil, South Korea
Focus areas* in WP 2018 – 2020 (1) Focus areas A small number of missions cut across the programme boundaries are implemented as focus areas. Each of these aligns with major political or policy drivers, and will be endowed with a substantial budget to allow for work of sufficient scale, depth and breadth. Focus areas are expected to create an exceptional impact, addressing ‘big ticket’ challenges. This focus area approach has been developed in the light of experience from previous Horizon 2020 work programmes, is simpler and has the potential for achieving greater impact. *Source: Horizon 2020 work programme 2018-2020 - Strategic Programme Overarching Document http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/sites/horizon2020/files/stratprog_overarching_version_for_publication.pdf
Focus areas in WP 2018 – 2020 (2)
Focus areas are selected using criteria including:
degree of fit with politically derived drivers;
European added value, with convincing description of expected impact;
potential for engagement of the stakeholder community (co-creation
with users; support digital entrepreneurship);
integration across the work programme;
achieving integration of cross-cutting objectives, including coverage of
the innovation chain.
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Focus areas in WP 2018 – 2020 (3) - Context
Lessons learned H2020 Interim evaluation
…promotion of Digital Innovation Hubs with a view of mobilizing further investments in
the digitization of european industry.
…In WP2016-2017 a focus area in Internet of things was launched. Cross domain
collaboration and joint programming between LEIT and Societal Challenges could be
improved.
Political context “ Digitising European Industry Reaping the full benefits of a Digital
Single Market” COM (2016) 19 April2016
Digital innovation hubs; and cross sectorial and integrated digital platforms as drivers in
ensuring that every industry in Europe, in whichever sector, wherever situated, and no
matter of what size can fully benefit from digital innovations.
Consultation and advices Stakeholder consultation; Advisory Group input; Foresight
https://ec.europa.eu/research/evaluations/index_en.cfm?pg=h2020evaluation
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/PDF/?uri=CELEX:52016DC0180&from=EN
https://ec.europa.eu/research/consultations/index.cfm?pg=list#open
Focus areas in WP 2018 – 2020 (3)
Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future
Digitising and transforming European industry and
services
Connecting economic and environmental gains – the
Circular Economy
Boosting the effectiveness of the Security Union
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Focus areas in WP ICT 2018 – 2020 (1)
Focus area: Boosting the effectiveness of the Security Union
Objectives:
Components of the focus area
• reductions to loss of human life, environmental,
economic and material damage from natural and man- Components of the focus area are
likely to include actions from the
made disasters LEIT-ICT, LEIT-Space and Societal
• new technologies, solutions and processes for fighting Challenges 6 and 7.
and preventing crime (including cyber-crime and cyber
security), illegal trafficking and terrorism (including SU-ICT-01-2018 Dynamics countering
of cyber attacks
cyber-terrorism), and understanding and tackling
SU-ICT-02-2019 Building blocks for
terrorist ideas and beliefs. resilience in evolving ICT systems
• research on innovative processes and technologies for SU-ICT-04-2019 Quantum Key
action and recovery from post disaster situations. Distribution testbed
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Focus areas in WP ICT 2018 – 2020 (2)
Focus area: Digitising and transforming European industry and services
Objectives: Components of the focus area
• enabling all sectors and application areas to adapt, transform
and benefit from digitisation, notably by allowing also smaller
and newer players to capture value; Innovation hubs
• developing industrial strategies, including new business
models, and leverage this major transformation to increase Digital platforms and
the competitiveness of EU industries and create new pilots
markets;
• connecting to Member States and regions in order to better Components of the focus area are
align research and innovation agendas and develop synergies; likely to include actions from the
• removing barriers for innovation enabled by digitisation, by LEIT-ICT, LEIT-NMBP, LEIT-Space,
addressing issues such as up- and cross-skilling, harmonising Societal Challenges 1, 2, 4 and 6.
regulatory frameworks and standardisation.
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Digitising and transforming
European industry and services
Nel Work programme ICT 2018 – 2020 sono previsti circa 471.00 milioni di
Euro per finanziare:
• la costituzione di reti europee di Digital Innovation Hubs come one stop
shop in grado di supportare imprese, e in particolare le PMI, migliorando i
loro business, processi di produzione, prodotti e servizi utilizzando le
tecnologie digitali nelle aree di cyber physical systems, robotics, photonics,
big data, digital games and manufacturing.
• il lancio di una serie di iniziative per sostenere la creazione delle
piattaforme industriali digitali del futuro, per le quali saranno definiti
interfacce, architetture, protocolli di interazioni comuni per creare nuove
opportunità di mercato a beneficio in particolare di PMI e nuovi players.
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Financial Support to Third Parties
To reach and support SMEs and new players it is foreseen the use of:
Financial support to third parties or cascading grants
(sub-granting), when a grant beneficiary later chooses further
beneficiaries in his own call for proposals.
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Servizi per la community ICT
Giornata Nazionale di Lancio dei Bandi NMBP 2018-2020 12APRE – Agency for the Promotion of European Research
Information and Awareness
• Promoting and supporting Italian
Raising
Mission •
participation in Horizon 2020
Improve the “Quality” of the Italian
participation in European programmes Advising and Assisting
for R&I.
Training
APRE hosts all Italian National Contact
NCP Points "NCPs" for the EU Horizon 2020
Framework Programme for R&I. Signposting and Feedback
Members & Helpdesks
• AROUND 130
• 17 REGIONAL HELPDESKS
APRE LIASON OFFICE IN BRUXELLES
APRE has a Brussels office, hosted in a joint office with main Research institutions in Italy.
13ICT NCP Network | Ideal-ist
Rete degli NCP della tematica ICT
Partner search: https://www.ideal-ist.eu/ https://www.youtube.co
An international quality team to support proposers, e.g. to better focus proposals m/channel/UCw_3QmWI
Ideal-ist information services: Newsletter, Work Programme information YPvHCB3Zyg98xcg
Brokerage events with pre-scheduled meetings
Full proposal check events with experienced evaluators
Pre-Proposal Check: A new tool to check proposal outlines
Access to Risk Finance and SME
NCP Network | http://www.access4smes.eu/
Analysis report on SME success factors and best practices (Dec 2017) https://www.youtube.c
Annotated proposal template SME Instrument Phase 1 and Phase 2 (Jan 2018) om/channel/UCQHpWH
Toolbox set for SMEs for close to market activities in H2020 (Jan 2018) Hfur0RtheLHudKc5A
Assessment study report on value proposition from SME Instrument beneficiaries (Feb 2018)
14Grazie per l’attenzione!
Daniela Mercurio
APRE
mercurio@apre.it
Agenzia per la Promozione della Ricerca
Europea
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00184 - Roma calderaro@apre.it
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