FP7 Security Theme: Research and Funding opportunities in FP7

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Security Research in Europe

ESRIF (2007 - 2009) ESRAB (2005 - 2006)

GoP (2003 - 2004)

PASR (2004-2006)

2003

2004

2005

2006

European Commission Enterprise and Industry

FP8 (2014 - ...)

European Security Research within FP 7 (2007 -2013)

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

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Security Research Theme

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Activities •

4 Security missions / activities  Security of citizens  Security of infrastructure and utilities  Intelligent surveillance and border security  Restoring security and safety in case of crisis

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3 Cross cutting activities  Security systems integration, interconnectivity and interoperability  Security and Society  Security Research coordination and structuring

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FP 7 Security Research

Security Missions

Mission Areas

1. Security of the Citizens

2. Security of infrastructures and utilities

Organised Crime

Designing Buildings and Urban Areas

Terrorism

Energy/ Transport/ Communication Grids

Explosives Surveillance

Sub Areas

Ordinary crime and forensics

Supply chains

CBRN Protection

Cross-cutting Missions

4. Restoring security and safety in case of crisis

5. Security systems integration, interconnectivity and interoperability

6. Security and society

7. Security Research coordination and structuring

Sea Border

Preparedness

Information management

Citizens, media and security

ERA-NET

Land Border

Response

Secure communications

Organisational structure and cultures of public users

Air Border

Recovery

3. Intelligent surveillance and border security

Border checks

Studies Interoperability

CBRN Response Standardisation

Cyber Security

Intelligent Border surveillance

SME’s

Foresight and scenarios

Security Economics

NCP & Others

End-users Ethics and justice

Training

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Support to EU Policies 

European Security Strategy (2003)

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Internal Security Strategy (2010) (COM(2010)673 final), 22-11-2010)  Serious and organised crime  Terrorism  Cyber-crime  Border security  Natural and man-made disasters

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Security, as embedded into and supporting other policy areas, such as external policies (Disaster response, CSDP etc), transport, health, civil protection, energy, and environment.

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Support to EU industrial competitiveness Security: a societal challenge Security: a necessary condition for investments Security industry’s annual turnover: 10-15 billion €, EU Security research: 40% of total European funding

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Societal aspects “Attention must be given to the societal impact of the proposed solution. Respect for fundamental rights and compliance with European societal values, including privacy issues, need to be embedded in each proposal and foreseen in the proposal’s work plan”

Five specific topics under mission area « Security and society » Integration of societal dimension in technological projects throughout WP Ethics screening and reviews

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Implementation Call 1 (2007-2008)

156 million €

48 projects

20 million €

9 projects

Call 2 (2009)

117 million €

32 projects

Call 3 (2010)

209 million €

40 projects

Call 4 (2011)

221 million €

54 projects

Call 5 (2012)

241 million €

Call 6 (2013)

± 300 million €

Joint Call SEC-INFSO

involving more than 1500 organisations ranging from universities, large industries, SMEs (~20%), to security end users.

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! DRAFT

Work Programme 2012 : 50 topics covering all 7 activities Activity

Topics

1- Security of the Citizens

7

2- Security of infrastructures and utilities

10

3- Intelligent surveillance & border security

9

4- Restoring security and safety in crisis

9

5- Security systems integration, interconnectivity and interoperability

5

6- Security and society 6.1 Citizens, media and security (3 topics) 6.2 Organisational requirements for interoperability of public users (no) 6.3 Foresight, scenarios and security as an evolving concept (2 topics) 6.4 Security economics (1 topic) 6.1.5 Ethics and Justice (1 topic)

7

7- Security research coordination and structuring

3

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How to reach the Security research objectives?

Systems of systems demonstration - Combination of IP results - Multi-mission

System development and validation - Combination of capabilities - Mission specific

Capability development - Technology development - Multi mission and mission specific European Commission Enterprise and Industry

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Funding Schemes Typical funding

Typical duration (Years)

Capability projects

≤ 3,5M€

2-4

small or medium-scale focused research project (CP-FP)

Integration projects

>3,5M€

3-4

large scale integrating project (CP-IP)

large scale systems of systems demonstrations

Funding scheme

Collaborative Project

Demo Phase II projects

~ 20 M€

3- 4

Demo Phase I Projects

~ 1 M€

1

Coordination and support actions

Activities

strategic roadmaps

- CA: coordinating research activities and policies CSA

Networks of Excellence European Commission Enterprise and Industry

0,5-1 M€

0,5-2

- SA: contributing to the implementation of the FP and to prepare future research policy stakeholders combination/integration of activities/capacities in a given field, JPA

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R D

! T Security and society topics F A (CP-FP or CSA)

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6.1-1 Methodologies to assess the effectiveness of measures addressing violent radicalisation

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6.1-2 Tools and methodologies, definitions and strategies for privacy by design for surveillance technologies, including ICT systems

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6.1-3 Use of new communication/social media in crisis situations

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6.3-1 Developing an efficient and effective environmental scanning system as part of the early warning system for the detection of emerging organised crime threats

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6.3-2 Criteria for assessing and mainstreaming societal impacts of security research activities

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6.4-1 Fight against corruption

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6.5-1 Legitimacy and effectiveness of legal measures against security threats European Commission Enterprise and Industry

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Budget DR

T! F A

Indicative Call budget: 241.7 M€

 Integration & Demonstration projects: ~45% (35-55%)

 CP, NoE and CSA:

~55%

(45-65%)  International cooperation:  SMEs open topic 7.2-1:  For the POV topic 3.1-2: European Commission Enterprise and Industry

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Timeframe  Call publication: 20 July 2011  Deadline for submissions: 23 Nov 2011  Proposals evaluation: - Remote: Dec 2011/Jan 2012 - Consensus: Jan/Feb 2012 - Ethics screening: March 2012 - Security Scrutiny: May 2012

 Indicative start of negotiations of short listed proposals: mid 2012  Indicative projects starting date: end 2012/beg 2013

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Specific Issues (1) 

Up to 75% EU funding - for RTD activities if the following three

conditions are met: 1) very limited market size, 2) a risk of ‘market failure’, 3) for accelerated equipment development in response to new threats.

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‘Dual use’ use technology: if so, qualify what you mean. Coordination with EDA

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Broad involvement of SMEs and End-users are highly

encouraged (and explicitly mentioned in the description of topics)

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Sensitive activities and information (proposals must not contain any classified information).

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Further information  Security Research Info Day on 8 September in Brussels ! 

CORDIS: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/security/home_en.html  Work Programme  Call for proposals  Guide for applicants etc.

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DG ENTR: http://ec.europa.eu/enterprise/security/index_en.htm [email protected]

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REA: http://ec.europa.eu/research/rea/ [email protected]

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Helpdesk: Centralised FP7 Enquiries Service: 

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NCPs: 

European Commission Enterprise and Industry

http://ec.europa.eu/research/enquiries

http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ncp_en.html

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Thank you for your attention!

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