Sichere Gesellschaften in Horizon 2020 Ausschreibungen 2015 · 4. Smart cities and communities SC3...

Sichere Gesellschaften in Horizon 2020 Ausschreibungen 2015 Mittwoch, 22. Oktober 2014

Horizon 2020 – Die Struktur

Ziel:

Wissenschaftsbasis

1. European Research Council

(ERC)

2. Future and Emerging

Technologies (FET)

3. Marie Sklodowska-Curie

4. Forschungsinfrastrukturen

Ziel:

Wachstum

1. Grundlegende und industrielle

Technologien (LEIT) inkl.

Schlüsseltechnologien (KETs)

2. Risikofinanzierung

3. Innovation in KMU

Ziel:

Lösung gesellschaftlicher

Probleme

1. Gesundheit, demografischer

Wandel

2. Ernährung, Biowirtschaft

3. Energie

4. Verkehr

5. Klimaschutz, Rohstoffe

6. Integrative, innovative und

reflexive Gesellschaften

7. Sichere Gesellschaften

Wissenschafts-

exzellenz Excellent Science

Führende Rolle der Industrie

Industrial Leadership

Gesellschaftliche

Herausforderungen Societal Challenges

• Spreading excellence and widening participation

• Science with and for Society

• Europäisches Innovations- und Technologieinstitut (EIT)

• Gemeinsame Forschungsstelle (JRC)

STRATEGIC PROGRAMMING – 12 FOCUS AREAS

1. Personalising health and care SC1

2. Sustainable food security SC2

3. Blue growth: unlocking the potential of the oceans SC2

4. Smart cities and communities SC3

5. Competitive low-carbon energy SC3

6. Energy Efficiency SC3

7. Mobility for growth SC4

8. Waste: a resource to recycle, reuse & recover raw materials SC5

9. Water innovation: boosting its value for Europe SC5

10. Overcoming the crisis: new ideas, strategies and governance structures

for Europe SC6

11. Disaster-resilience: safeguarding and securing society, including

adapting to climate change SC7

12. Digital security SC7

Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft | Sensengasse 1 | 1090 Wien | www.ffg.at 2

Technology Readiness


6 7 8

6 7 8

4 5 6 7 8

1 2 3 4 5

4 5 6 7 8

Research and Innovation Action

Innovation Action

SME Instrument

FTI Instrument

PCP-Cofund Action

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 TRL

Preliminary Research / Studies Prototyping / Demonstration Deployment

AUSSCHREIBUNGEN – BUDGET


• Call Disaster Resilience

• Call Fight Against Crime/Terrorism

• Call Border Security

• Call Digital Security

231,67 Mio. €

97,13 Mio. € 13 Topics




DISASTER RESILIENCE


Call - Disaster-resilience: safeguarding

and securing society, including adapting to

climate change:

1. Crisis Management;

2. Disaster Resilience and Climate

Change

3. Critical Infrastructure Protection

4. Communication Interoperability

5. Ethical/Societal Dimension.

CRISIS MANAGEMENT


DRS-1-2015 Potential of current and new measures

and technologies to respond to extreme weather and

climate events; IA

DRS-3-2015 Demonstration activity on large scale

disasters and crisis management and resilience of

EU external assets against major identified threats or

causes of crisis; IA

DRS-6-2015 Addressing standardisation

opportunities in support of increasing disaster

resilience; CSA

DISASTER RESILIENCE & CLIMATE CHANGE


DRS-9-2015 Science and innovation for adaptation

to climate change: from assessing costs, risks and

opportunities to demonstration of options and

practices; IA

DRS-10-2015 Natural Hazards: Towards risk

reduction science and innovation plans at national

and European level; CSA

DRS-11-2015 Mitigating the impacts of climate

change and natural hazards on cultural heritage

sites, structures and artefacts; RIA

ETHICAL/SOCIETAL DIMENSION

DRS-22-2015 Impact of climate change in third

countries on Europe's security; CSA

CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE PROTECTION


DRS-12-2015 Critical Infrastructure “smart grid”

protection and resilience under “smart meters”

threats; RIA

DRS-13-2015 Demonstration activity on tools for

adapting building and infrastructure standards and

design methodologies in vulnerable locations in case

of natural or man-originated catastrophes; RIA

DRS-14-2015 Critical Infrastructure resilience

indicator - analysis and development of methods for

assessing resilience; RIA

DRS-15-2015 Protecting potentially hazardous and

sensitive sites/areas considering multi-sectorial

dependencies; IA

DRS-18-2015 Interoperable next generation of

broadband radio communication system for public

safety and security; CSA

FIGHT AGAINST CRIME AND TERRORSIM


Call – Fight against Crime and Terrorism:

1. Forensics;

2. Law Enforcement Capabilities

3. Ethical/Societal Dimension.

FORENSICS


FCT-1-2015 Tools and infrastructure for the fusion,

exchange and analysis of big data including cyber-

offenses generated data for forensic investigation;

RIA

FCT-2-2015 Advanced easy to use in-situ forensic

tools at the scene of crime; IA

FCT-3-2015 Mobile, remotely controlled

technologies to examine a crime scene in case of an

accident or a terrorist attack involving CBRNE

materials; RIA

FCT-4-2015 Internet Forensics to combat

organized crime; IA

LAW ENFORCEMENT CAPABILITIES


FCT-6-2015 Detection and analysis of terrorist-

related content on the Internet; IA

FCT-9-2015 Identity Management; RIA

ETHICAL/SOCIETAL DIMENSION

FCT-15-2015 Better understanding the role of new

social media networks and their use for public

security purposes; CSA

FCT-15-2015 Investigating the role of social,

psychological and economic aspects of the

processes that lead to organized crime (including

cyber related offenses), and/or terrorist networks and

their impact on social cohesion; RIA

Border security and external security


Call – Border Security and External

Security:

1. Maritime Border Security;

2. Border Crossing Points;

3. Supply Chain Security;

4. External Security.

MARITIME BORDER SECURITY


BES-1-2015 Radar systems for the surveillance of

coastal and pre-frontier areas and in support of

search and rescue operations; RIA

BES-2-2015 Affordable and easily deployable

technologies for EU coastal border surveillance with

reduced impact on the environment; RIA

BES-3-2015 Light optionally piloted vehicles (and

sensors) for maritime surveillance; PCP

BES-4-2015 Detection of low flying aircraft at near

shore air space; CSA

BORDER CROSSING POINTS


BES-5-2015 Novel mobility concepts for land border

security; RIA

BES-6-2015 Exploring new modalities in biometric-

based border checks; RIA

BES-7-2015 Optimization of border control

processes and planning; CSA

SUPPLY CHAIN SECURITY

BES-8-2015 Development of an enhanced non-

intrusive (stand-off) scanner; RIA

EXTERNAL SECURITY


BES-10-2015 Civilian humanitarian mission

personnel tracking; RIA

BES-11-2015 Information management, systems

and infrastructure for EU civilian External Actions;

CSA

BES-13-2015 Training curricula for Conflict

Prevention and Peace Building personnel; CSA


DIGITAL SECURITY

DS-3-2015 The role of ICT in Critical

Infrastructructure Protection; IA

DS-4-2015 Information driven Cyber Security

Management; IA

DS-5-2015 Trust eServices; IA

DS-7-2015 Value-sensitive technological innovation

in Cybersecurity; CSA

KMU INSTRUMENT DRS-17-2015 Protection of urban soft targets and urban critical infrastructures

Concept & Feasibility

Assessment

Innovation R&D activities

Commercialisation

Phase 2 Phase 1 Phase 3 Idea Market

• Feasibility of concept • Risk assessment • IP regime • Partner search • Design study

• Development, prototype, test

• Miniaturisation/ design • Clinical trials • Etc.

• Facilitate access to private finance

• Support via networking, training, coaching, knowledge sharing, dissemination

Lump sum: ~ 50.000 € ~ 6 months

No direct funding

Output-based payments: 1 to 2,5 M€

12 to 24 months

IDEE laufende Unterstützung des Projekts MARKT

FAST TRACK TO INNOVATION FCT-17-2015 Fast Track to Innovation Topic

Commercialisation

Market

• Bottom-up Logik

• laufend offen, 3 Cut-offs pro Jahr

• Time-to-grant: 6 Monate

• Förderquote 70% (plus 25% Overhead)

• Konsortien mit mind. 3, max. 5 Partnern

• Zwingende Unternehmensbeteiligung

• TRL 6+

Demonstration MARKT

Innovation activities

Fördersummen: Max. 3 M€

Budget (2015/16): 200 M€

TAKE HOME MESSAGES


Politisch relevante Herausforderung:

EU Internal Security Strategy

EU Security Industrial Policy

EU Cybersecurity Strategy

EUROSUR

Communication on the European Defence and

Security Sector

Der Impact ist das entscheidende

Kriterium bei Ihrem Antrag!

• End-user Einbindung wichtig

• Berücksichtigung der “societal & ethical

dimension of security“

• Neue Focus Areas „Disaster Resilience &

Climate Change“ und „Digital Security“


Fit für 2015! - Innovationen für eine sichere Gesellschaft

18. November 2014 in Ottobrunn

http://de.amiando.com/fitfuer2015.html?page=1171483

INTERNET

https://www.ffg.at/ausschreibungen/horizon2020_security

KONTAKT

DI Jeannette Klonk – NCP Sichere Gesellschaften

Tel.: 05 7755 – 4401

mailto: [email protected]

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