tarptautinių mokslo ir technologijų plėtros programų agentūra support for new businesses in fp7...

Tarptautinių mokslo ir technologijų plėtros programų agentūra

Support for new businesses in FP7

Saulius Lapienis, FP7 SME NCPAgency for International Science and Technology Development Programmes in Lithuania

October 30, 2007, Vilnius


Who is not sleeping tonight?

If YES then your attendance here is

Right decision


Why bother?

What problem concern?

?Which idea upsets?


Is it a European problem?

Actual for Lithuania

?Actual for Europe + -


Is the solution already available?

?Up to 50% ideas are patented!!!


Why now?

What would happen if we did not do this now?

?


Why You?

Are you the best people to do this work?

?


Lithuania at FP6


Lithuania at FP6

Lithuania presented 1536 proposals.

Success rate - 20 %

542 were contracted.


Agaras Ltd.

Agava Ltd.

Algoritmu sistemos Ltd.

Altechna Ltd.

Baltec CNC Technologies Ltd.

Balteck Ltd.

Biocentras Ltd.

Brown & Sharpe-Precizika Ltd.

ERP Ltd.

Europarama Ltd.

Fermentas Ltd.

Geola Ltd.

Geozondas Ltd.

Hrono statyba Ltd.

Iterija Ltd.

Krivis Ltd.

LKSoft Baltic Ltd.

Lokmis Ltd.

Mano šeimos gydytojas Ltd.

Norta Ltd.

Omnitel Ltd.

Ortopedijos technika Ltd.

Palink Ltd.

Pramoniniai irengimai Ltd.

Protraining Academy Ltd.

Saules energija Ltd.

Skaidula Ltd.

Sonex Technologies Ltd.

Standa Ltd.

Telebaltikos importas ir eksportas Ltd.

Telemed Ltd.

Telga Ltd.

Valentis Ltd.

Vilniaus vargonu dirbtuve Ltd.

Swimmingly working SME’s at FP6


EU 7th Framework programme

2007-2013

Budget – 50 521 000 000 €

Other programs for innovative businesses :


FP7 calls


FP7-SME -2007-1 (until 2007 09 04)

Identifier: FP7-SME-2007-1Publication date: 22 December 2006

Budget: € 100 000 000Deadline: 04 September 2007 at 17:00:00 (Brussels local time)

OJ Reference: OJ C316 of 22 December 2006Specific Programme: [Capacities]

Theme: [Research for the benefit of SMEs]

Research for SMEs 1336 M€

Capacities: Research for the benefit of SME’s


Calls OpenCall CloseCall Statistics LT

FP7-SME-2007-3CSA2 M€

2006-12-22 2007-05-10

27 proposals;

10+; 7-;

will remain 3 + 1;

0

FP7-SME-2007-2SME Assoc.

58 M€2006-12-22

2007-06-012007-11-08

167 proposals;

155+; 12-; 2nd round - 85;

LT :

after Ist.round, 4 prop. &

5 institutions, incl. 2 SME

6

FP7-SME-2007-1SME100 M€

2006-12-22 2007-09-04

592 proposals;

577+; 25-;

4971 inst.; 32%SME;

33

Overview of FP7-SME-2007-x calls


Capacities: Research for the benefit of SME’s

R&D (100% support)

“overheads” allowed for Universities

Common problem

SME

SME

SME

GroupSME

...

For SME: 0,5-1,5 M€ (1 – 2 years) 5-10 partners

Assoc. SME: 2 - 5 M€ (2– 3 years) 10-15 partners

25% 75%


Calls in 2008

Research for SMEs :FP7-SME-2008-1 74,7 M€

Research for SME Associations :FP7-SME-2008-2 10 M€

Support SME ("exploratory awards"): FP7-SME-2008-3 8 M€

Notice: “exploratory awards” in Lithuania

representedby Kaunas Regional Science Park e-mail - [email protected]


New in FP7!


Joint Technology Initiative (JTI)

4 JTI’s confirmed by EC + 2 en route

JTI ARTEMIS JTI IMI JTI CleanSky JTI ENIAC JTI HFC GMES

Brussels, 16 May 2007

Brussels, 16 May 2007

Brussels, 20 June 2007

Brussels, 22 June 2007

Brussels, 10 Oct 2007 ?

9685/07 9686/07 10148/07 10149/07


BUDGETARY IMPLICATION

The budgetary assessment indicates maximum Community expenditure of 420 m€ over the initial period of the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking (up to 2017), which would need to be committed before 31 December 2013 when the FP7 budget comes to an end. An initial 42.5 m€ is to be committed in 2008.

The total budget of the IMI JU will be EUR 2 billion. The maximum contribution from the European Community will be EUR 1 billion paid from the budget appropriation allocated to the Theme 'Health' of the Specific Programme 'Cooperation' implementing FP7.

The preliminary budgetary assessment indicates Community expenditure of € 47 million in year 1, a raising annual spending profile peaking at € 140 million in years 5 and a winding up budget of € 267 million in year 6 and 7.Maximum Community contribution – 800 m€

The budgetary assessment indicates maximum Community expenditure of €450m over the initial period of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking (up to 2017), which would need to be committed before 31 December 2013 when the FP7 budget comes to an end. An initial 42.5 m€ is to be committed in 2008.

The running costs of the IMI JU will be financed in equal parts by EFPIA and the European Community. The running costs will not exceed 4% of the total budget for the period ending on 31.12.2017.

420 M€ 450 M€ 1 B€ 800 M€


Legal Documents

THE COUNCIL OF THE EU

Having regard to the Treaty establishing the European Community, and in particular Article 171 and 172 thereof

Establishment of a Joint Undertaking

For the implementation of the Joint Technology Initiative (JTI) on

Embedded Computing Systems,

Innovative Medicines, "Clean Sky", Nanoelectronics,

a Joint Undertaking

within the meaning of Article 171 of the Treaty



(hereinafter referred to as the "ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking")

(hereinafter referred to as "IMI Joint Undertaking").

(hereinafter referred to as "Clean Sky Joint Undertaking").

(hereinafter the "ENIAC Joint Undertaking")

is hereby set up for a period ending on 31 December 2017.

This period may be extended by a revision of this Regulation.

Legal personality Joint Undertaking shall have legal personality.

Member StatesIn the Member States, it shall enjoy the most extensive legal capacity accorded to legal persons under the laws of those States.

Movable and immovable property

It may, in particular, acquire or dispose of movable and immovable property and be a party to legal proceedings.

International organisation

It shall be considered as an international organisation within the meaning of Article 22(c) of Directive 2004/17/EC and of Article 15 (c) of Directive 2004/18/EC. 2820 Council meeting, Brussels, 28 September 2007

Location The seat of the Joint Undertaking shall be located in Brussels, Belgium.


The ARTEMIS JU shallcontribute to theimplementation of the7FP of the EC for

research,technological developmentand demonstrationactivities (2007-2013) andthe Theme "Informationand CommunicationTechnologies" of theSpecific Programme"Cooperation“implementing the 7FP.

The IMI JU shallcontribute to theimplementation of the7FP of the EC for

research,technological developmentand demonstrationactivities (2007-2013) andthe Theme “Health" of theSpecific Programme"Cooperation“implementing the 7FP.

1. The objectives of theClean Sky JU shall be thefollowing: • accelerating in the EU thedevelopment of clean AirTransport technologies for earliest possible deployment; • creating a radically innovative Air TransportSystem based on the integration of advanced technologies and full scaledemonstrators, with thetarget of reducing the environmental impact of airtransport through reductionof noise and gaseous emissions, andimprovement of the fueleconomy of aircraft..

The ENIAC JU shallcontribute to theimplementation of the7FP of the EC for

research,technological developmentand demonstrationactivities (2007-2013) andthe Theme "Informationand CommunicationTechnologies" of theSpecific Programme"Cooperation“implementing the 7FP.

Objectives


The founding members of the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking hereinafter referred toas "Founding Members", shall be:

The founding members of the IMI Joint Undertaking,hereinafter referred toas "Founding Members", shall be:

The following shall befounding members ofthe Clean Sky JointUndertaking:

The founding membersof the ENIAC Joint Undertaking shall be:

European Community, represented by the Commission

Member States

Member States

ARTEMISIA association

European Federation of

PharmaceuticalIndustries andAssociations

(“EFPIA”)

AENEAS association

12 ITD* leaders and up to 74 Associates

Members (1)

74 Associates incl. ELSIS Ltd.

ITD*-integrated yechnology demonstrators


Members (2)

Provided that they subscribe to the objectives thefollowing entities may become members:

Provided that they subscribeto the objectives the following entities may become members:

Any public or private entityestablished in a MS or in aAC to the 7FP may apply to

become a member:

Provided that they subscribeto the objectives thefollowing entities may become members:

other MS and ACto 7FP;


as ITD Leaders, theycommit themselves tocontribute resourcesproportional to andconsistent with the overallJTI activities;


any non-EU, non-Candidate and non-Associated country(hereinafter referred to as "Third Country") pursuing R&D policies or programmesin the area of Embedded Computing Systems;

as Associates, their commitment is proportional to the budget of the ITD they participate in and consistent with the ITD requirements.

any non-EU, non-Candidate and non-Associated country(hereinafter referred to as "Third Country") pursuing R&D policies or programmesin the area ofNanoelectronics;

any legal entity capableof making a substantialfinancial contribution to the achievement of the objectives of the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking.

any legal entitysupporting directly or indirectly research anddevelopment in the MS and AC to the 7FP.

any legal entity capableof making a substantialfinancial contribution to the achievement of the objectives of the ENIACJoint Undertaking.


Members (3)

The Founding Members and new members as referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 are hereinafter referred to as "Members".

Member States and Associated Countries which are members of the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking shall be hereinafter referred to as "ARTEMIS MemberStates"

Member States andAssociated Countries that are members of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking shall be hereinafter referredto as "ENIAC MemberStates"


Sources of financing (1)

The activities of the ARTEMIS JUshall be jointlyfunded throughFinancialContributionspaid in partial instalments andin-kind Contributionsfrom its Membersto support the running costs andthe R&D

Activities.

The IMI JU andits activitiesshall be jointlyFundedthroughcontributionsfrom itsMembers.

The resources of the Clean Sky Joint Undertaking shall bemade up of contributionsbrought in by its Membersand their participating affiliates. A participating affiliateshall be defined as a legal entitythat:

The activities of theENIAC JU shall bejointly fundedthrough financialcontributions paid in instalments andin-kind contributionsfrom its Members tosupport the runningcosts and the R&Dactivities.

- is directly or indirectly owned or controlled by, or owning and controlling, or under the same ownership or control as the relevant ITD leader or Associate;

- is incorporated and resident in, and subject to the law of, a Member State of the Community, or an Associated State to the 7th

Framework Programme of the Commission;

- participates to a substantial extent in the activities of the relevant ITD Leader or Associate in the Clean Sky work programme.



2. The running costs of the ARTEMIS JU for the period ending on 31 December 2017 shall be supported by the following contributions:

2. The running costs of the IMI JU shall be financed by its Members. The community and EFPIA shall contribute in equal part to such running costs.

2. The running cost of the Clean Sky JU shall be shared equally in cash between on the one hand the European Community, which will contribute with 50% of total cost, and on the other hand the rest of the Members, that will contribute to the remaining 50%.

2. The running costs of the ENIAC JU for the period ending on 31 December 2017 shall be supported by the following contributions:

(a) a financial contribution from ARTEMISIA of up to EUR 20 million or up to 1% of the overall costs of Projects3, whichever figure is higher, but not exceeding EUR 30 million;

(a) a financial contribution from AENEAS of up to EUR 20 million or up to 1% of the overall costs of Projects, whichever figure is higher, but not exceeding EUR 30 million;

(b) a financial contribution from the Community of up to EUR 10 million;

(b) a financial contribution from the Community of up to EUR 10 million;

(c) in-kind contributions from ARTEMIS MS.

(c) in-kind contributions from ENIAC MS.



3. The R&D Activities of the ARTEMIS JU for the period ending on 31 December 2017 shall be supported by the following contributions:

3. The operational costs, hereinafter referred to as the Research Activities, shall be jointly funded through financial contribution of the Community and voluntary contributions by the research based pharmaceutical companies that are full members of EFPIA with resources at least equal to the Community contribution.

3. The R&D activities of the ENIAC JU for the period ending on 31 December 2017 shall be supported by the following contributions:

(a) a financial contribution from the Community of up to EUR 410 million to finance Projects;

(a) a financial contribution from the Community of up to EUR 440 million to finance Projects;

(b) financial contributions from ARTEMIS Member States made in the form of annual commitments to be disbursed directly to research and development organisations participating in the R&D Projects;

(b) financial contributions from ENIAC Member States made in the form of annual commitments to be disbursed directly to R&D organisations participating in the R&D projects;

(c) in-kind contributions by R&D organisations to bear their share of the necessary cost of carrying out the Projects.

(c) in-kind contributions by R&D organisations to bear their share of the necessary cost of carrying out the projects.


4. The maximum Community contribution to the ARTEMIS JU shall

be EUR 420 million

paid from the budget appropriations allocated tothe Theme "Information andCommunication Technologies" of theSpecific Programme"Cooperation" implementingthe Seventh FrameworkProgramme for research,technological developmentand demonstration (2007-2013), according to theprovisions of Article54(2)(b) of the Council Regulation (EC, Euratom)No 1605/2002 on theFinancial Regulationapplicable to the generalbudget of the EuropeanCommunities.

4. The maximumcommunity contribution tothe IMI JU covering runningcosts and Research Activities shall

be EUR 1 billion

Paid from the budget Appropriation allocated to theTheme 'Health' of the SpecificProgramme 'Cooperation‘implementing the SeventhFramework Programme forresearch, technicaldevelopment anddemonstration (2007-2013) according to the provisionsof Article 54(2)(b) of theCouncil Regulation (EC,Euratom) No 1605/2002 onthe Financial Regulationapplicable to the generalbudget of the EuropeanCommunities.

3. The maximum Community contributionto the Clean Sky JUcovering running costs andResearch Activities shall

be EUR 800 million

paid from the budgetappropriation allocated tothe Theme 'Transport' of the Specific Programme'Cooperation‘ implementing the SeventhFramework Programme forresearch, technicaldevelopment anddemonstration (2007-2013)according to the provisionsof Article 54(2)(b) of

CouncilRegulation (EC, Euratom)No1605/2002 on theFinancial Regulationapplicable to the generalbudget of the EuropeanCommunities.

4. The maximumCommunity contribution to the ENIAC JU shall be EUR 450 million

paid from the budgetappropriations allocatedto the Theme"Information andCommunicationTechnologies" of theSpecific Programme"Cooperation“implementing theSeventh FrameworkProgramme.



5. The arrangements for the Community financial contributionshall be established bymeans of a generalagreement andannual financialagreements to beconcluded between theCommission, on behalf of the Community,and the ARTEMIS JU.

5. The arrangementsfor the Communityfinancial contributionshall be established by means of ageneral agreementand annual financialagreements to beconcluded between theCommission, on behalfof the Community, andthe IMI JU.

4. The arrangementsfor the Communityfinancial contributionshall be established bymeans of a generalagreement andannual financialImplementationagreements to beconcluded between theCommission, on behalfof the Community, andthe Clean Sky JU

5. The arrangementsfor the Communityfinancial contributionshall be establishedby means of ageneral agreementand annual financialagreements to beconcluded between theCommission, on behalfof the Community, andthe ENIAC JU.



6. The financial contributions of the Members to the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking shall be paid through partial instalments.

5. ITD Leaders and Associates shall contribute resources at least equal to the Community contribution excluding those allocated through Calls for Proposals in order to carry out the research activities of Clean Sky.

6. The financial contributions of the Members to the ENIAC Joint Undertaking shall be paid through partial instalments.

7. Any new Member of the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking other than Member States or Associated Countries shall make a financial contribution to the ARTEMIS Joint Undertaking.

7. Any new Member of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking other than Member States or Associated Countries shall make a financial contribution to the ENIAC Joint Undertaking.



VALUABLE INFORMATION


INFORMATION FOR YOU

http://www.tpa.lt/Renginiai/Info_d_pranesimai/2007-04-05/8.pps


Success stories (FP6)Website of TV broadcasting “NEGALI BŪTI”

LRT 2007-04-07

or CD with 5 success stories available at Agency

INFORMATION FOR YOU


Why bother?

Europe’s problem?

Solution exist?

Why now?

Why You?

Don’t forget FP7 “genes”


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Agency for International Science and Technology Development Programmes in Lithuania

A. Gostauto st. 12-219, LT-01108 Vilniustel. +370 5 2127434, fax +370 5 231 22 92

[email protected] www.tpa.lt


Funding of national participation in “Eureka” and “Eurostars”projects and COST actions for research and public institutions…

Organization of the events, conferences, information days andtrainings …

Science promotion among the public …

Statistical data collection, analysis and dissemination …

Information about possibilities to participate in internationalR&D programmes …

Consultations on actual questions related to international R&D

Programmes …

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