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Gauthier Grousset DG Education et Culture Grenoble, 17 mars 2015

2. HOW can MSCA contribute to the bridging?

3. WHICH MSCA is made for you?

Outline

1. WHY business-academia collaborations?

4. PRACTICAL information

WHY business-academia

collaborations?

Policy Context

EU 28 JP US

R&D Intensity, by Sector

Business andEnterprise

HigherEducation

Government

2012 2010 2011

EU 28 JP US

Researchers (FTE) in million, by Sector

Public

Business

Inadequacy of researchers skill set to business sector needs

Lack of awareness on research careers in the business sector

Lack of entrepreneurial mindset by researchers

Lack of investment in R&D staff from the business sector

Lack of collaboration between academia and business

sectors

Policy Context

EU 28 JP US

R&D Intensity, by Sector

Business andEnterprise

HigherEducation

Government

2012 2010 2011

EU 28 JP US

Researchers (FTE) in million, by Sector

Public

Business

Adequacy of researchers skill set to business sector needs

Awareness on research careers in the business sector

Entrepreneurial mindset by researchers

Investment in R&D staff from the business sector

Collaboration between academia and business sectors

Business: partner with Academia

Gain competitivity

Share costs/risks/ROI

Leverage funding

Enhance your recruitment

strategy

Access Academia's cutting-edge

Research & Infrastructure, Network of experts

Gain international visibility

Extend your network

Transform knowledge into economic added

value Share

costs/risks/ROI Leverage funding

Enhance your recruitment

strategy

Access Business know-how:

development/upscaling IP & project management

communication Increase your attractiveness

Extend the reach of your research

topics

Academia: partner with Business

HOW can MSCA contribute to

bridging business and research?

Opportunities provided through MSCA

Shanghai top 500 - 2/3 participated in MCA

86 countries (46 TC) with 22 245 participations of various host organisations

9/10 top R&D investors in Europe participated in MCA

SMEs play a major role: in FP7 IAPP and ITN they account for 58% of business participants

~ 11 075 projects so far funded in FP7 (€ 4.8 billion funding in total)

~ 50 000 researchers financed in FP7 MCA (37% of which were women)

FP7 Marie Curie actions

Achievements

French SMEs in MCA (FP7)

3,5 €49,9 € 56

4,5 €

63,8 €

SMEs Other non-academic organisations

Participations FR

Total participations in MCA

€ FR (in mill ion)

€ Total MCA (in mill ion)

Includes all domains of research and innovation

Strong accent on participation of industry, SMEs and non-academia overall

A global scope with cross-border and cross-sector mobility as key components

Level of involvement is proportional to the participant's needs

Key Advantages

Universities IEIOs Industry

Business and non-academia

Academia

Other socio-economic

actors SMEs

Broad definition:

Any socio-economic actor not included in the academic

sector definition

Public or private HEI awarding academic degrees

Public or private non-profit research organisations

International European interest organisations

Non-profit research institutes

Who can participate?

What can be funded?

Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions

Which MSCA is made for you?

Choose your level of involvement

Who do you want to host/recruit?

Fitting your R&I needs

Research and Innovation

Staff Exchange (RISE)

Strengthen the interaction between academic and non-academic organisations,

and between Europe and third countries, through research and innovation staff

exchanges

International and inter-sector transfer of knowledge and sharing of ideas and

of R&I culture

Common research and innovation project

Highly skilled research and innovation staff

Budget: € 80 Million in 2015

RISE – Eligibility Conditions

- At least 3 independent participants in 3 different countries

- At least 2 participants from 2 different MS/AC

- If all in MS/AC: at least 1 academic and 1 non-academic

In practice, 2 possible minimum settings:

MS/AC 1 MS/AC 2 TC + + or

Academic Non-Academic

MS/AC 1 MS/AC 2 + + MS/AC 3

RISE – Financial Dimension

Research, networking, training costs

1800 €

Management and indirect costs

700 €

Top-up allowance

2000 €

Innovative Training

Networks (ITN)

Raise excellence and structure research and doctoral training

European Training

Networks (ETN)

European Joint

Doctorates (EJD)

European Industrial

Doctorates (EID)

Train a new generation of creative, entrepreneurial and innovative

early-stage researchers

Trigger cooperation and exchange of best practice among participants

Enhance researchers' employability and provide them with new career

perspectives

Triple 'i' dimension of mobility and particular focus on innovation skills

Budget: € 370 Million in 2015 (EID: 25 Mio, EJD 28 Mio)

European Industrial

Doctorates (EID)

Minimum 2 partners from 2 MS or AC and from differing sectors

Inter-sectoral partnerships for doctoral training

Minimum 50% of research time in non-academic sector

Non-academic

Country 1

Country 2

Academic Separate selection panel

Innovative Training

Networks (ITN)

Innovative Training

Networks (ITN)

Full sectoral flexibility in choice of partners

Non-academic

Academic Non-academic

Academic

Non-academic

Academic

Country 1

Country 2

Country 3

Minimum 3 partners from 3 MS or AC

Duration of projects: up to 4 years

European Training

Networks (ETN)

Innovative Training

Networks (ITN)

Minimum 3 partners from 3 MS or AC

Collaboration between academic organisations entitled to award doctoral degrees

Country 1

Country 3

Academic

Education

and Culture

Academic

Separate selection panel

Academic

Country 2

Opportunities for non-academic sector to contribute to training and research

European Joint

Doctorates (EJD)

ITN – Financial Dimension

1800 €

1200 €

Living allowance* 3110 €

Mobility allowance

600 €

Family allowance 500 €

enhance the creative and innovative potential of experienced researchers

Individual Fellowships (IF)

provide opportunities to acquire new knowledge, work on research

projects in a European context or outside Europe

catalyse significant development in their careers in both sectors

strengthen the network of the researcher and the host organisation

Budget: € 215 Million in 2015 (Global Fellowships: 27 Mio)

800 €

500 €

Mobility allowance

600 €

IF – Financial Dimension

COFUND

Promote international, intersectoral and interdicisplinary research

training, as well as transnational and cross-sector mobility of researchers

at all stages of their career

by co-funding new or existing regional, national, and international programmes

Doctoral Programmes

Fellowship Programmes

Mono-beneficiary: organisation funding or managing doctoral or post-

doctoral programmes

Leverage funding and combat fragmentation (possible synergies with ESIF)

Spread MSCA best practices

Budget: € 80 Million in 2015 (Doctoral Programmes: 30 Mio)

COFUND – Financial Dimension

Management costs

325 €

Living allowance Early-stage researchers

1855 €

Living allowance Experienced researchers

2625 €

MSC actions – Financial Overview

800 €

500 €

Mobility allowance 600 €

1800 €

700 €

Top-up allowance 2000 €

Management costs 325 €

Living allowance Early-stage researchers

1855 €

Living allowance Experienced researchers

2625 €

1800 €

1200 €

Mobility allowance 600 €

PRACTICAL information

MSCA Calls 2015

ITN Closed on 13/01/2015 EUR 370 million

IF 12/03/2015 – 10/09/2015 EUR 215 million

RISE 6/01/2015 – 28/04/2015 EUR 80 million

COFUND 14/04/2015 – 1/10/2015 EUR 80 million

ITN 2015: A total of 1,567 proposals were submitted in response to this call:

- European Training Networks (ETN): 1,320 proposals (84% of total)

- European Industrial Doctorates (EID): 159 proposals (10% of total)

- European Joint Doctorates (EJD): 88 proposals (6% of total)

MSCA Workflow

Find a Call Find

Partners or

Apply as

Individual

Create your

account on the

Participant Portal

Register your

organisation Identify or get a

Submit your

proposal

Application

Grant Agreement

Reporting

New structure of GA: legal provisions all in 1 document

Electronic signature of GA via the Participant Portal

Periodic Report:

technical and financial and/or

Final Report:

technical and financial

Evaluation

For successful applicants : TIME-TO-GRANT = 8 MONTHS

3 independent experts

The European Commission organised web-streamed training in early 2014 which is still valid for the 2015 calls

ITN & RISE

Policy and objectives

Implementation modalities

How to submit a proposal

Questions and answers

Recorded and viewable via the link:

https://scic.ec.europa.eu/streaming/index.php?es=2&sessionno=e6cc48e3a8db9b618592a86a57960164

Web training session

http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/support/national_contact_points.html/

The NCPs can help you

Your Country MSCA

https://www.iprhelpdesk.eu/

The IPR Helpdesk can help you for IPR-related issues in H2020

Aims to provide feedback within a few days

Regular events around Europe (subscribe for news alerts)

MSCA approach very similar to rest

of H2020 + access rights for researchers

IPR aspects of Grant Agreements are explained in non-legal terms in Annotated Grant Agreements:

http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/ref/h2020/grants_manual/amga/h2020-amga_en.pdf

http://een.ec.europa.eu/

The EEN can help you including to find partners

MSCA website

Information on MSCA

Published vacancies in funded projects

IPR Helpdesk

Euraxess

Apply here!

Calls currently open

Funded projects http://ec.europa.eu/msca

Useful Links to help you

The NCPs from FRANCE

pcn-mariescurie@recherche.gouv.fr

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