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PCN-BIO

Emmanuelle Klein MEIRIES / MESRI

http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr

[email protected]

Journée d’information H2020 SC2

Montpellier

23/06/2017

1 Du 7e PCRD à Horizon 2020...

• HORIZON 2020 : près de 80 milliards €, le plus gros budget dédié à la recherche et l’innovation dans l’histoire de l’Union européenne (...FP7 : ± 50 milliards €...)

• <8% du cadre financier pluriannuel 2014-2020 de l'UE (± 908 B€) au service de la "stratégie Europe 2020"

• au coeur de l’une des 7 initiatives phares "Union de l’innovation"

• contribuant à l'Espace Européen de la Recherche "EER/ERA"

• Une approche intégrée, de la recherche à la commercialisation, vers davantage d’innovation ("Bring ideas to the market")

2007-2013 « 7e PCRD » Objectif : bâtir l’Europe de

la connaissance

2014-2020 « Horizon 2020 » Objectif : bâtir l’Europe de

l’innovation

1 Une logique de financement par appels à propositions

• Sélection par mise en concurrence sur appel à propositions

• "Tout le monde" peut participer

• Evaluations par des experts indépendants

• Procédure en deux étapes pour les gros projets (RIA et IA), une seule étape pour les plus petits (CSA) mais sujet à variation selon les appels

• Une nouvelle approche "en cascade" pour HORIZON 2020

① Un programme spécifique publié par la CE, pour mettre en

oeuvre H2020 (7 ans...)

② un programme stratégique (réflexion sur priorités pour 3-4 ans)

③ un programme de travail (pour 2 ans...), publié annuellement

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Architecture d'Horizon 2020 ( 3 Piliers *)

Excellence

Scientifique 4 objectifs

1. Conseil Européen de

la Recherche (ERC)

(Frontier Res; indiv.)

2. Technologies

Futures &

Emergentes

(FET)(Bottom-up;

collab.)

3. Actions Marie-

Sklodowska Curie

(Carrier devel; indiv.)

4. Infrastructures de

Recherche

Défis Sociétaux 7 défis (challenges)

1. Santé, changement démo-

graphique & bien-être

2. Sécurité alimentaire,

agriculture & foresterie

durables, rech. marine...,

& Bioéconomie

3. Energie efficiente, propre

et sûre

4. Transports intelligents,

verts et intégrés

5. Climat

6. Sociétés Inclusives,

innovantes & réflexives

7. Sécurité

Primauté

Industrielle 3 objectifs

1. Leadership dans les

technologies génériques

& industrielles (LEIT)

• TIC

• Nano

• Matériaux avancés

• Biotechnologie

• Sys. product. avancés

• Espace

2. Accès au Financement à

Risque

3. Innovation dans les PME

Diffusion de l'Excellence & Elargissement de la Participation

Science avec & pour la Société

Centre Commun de Recherche (JRC) EU

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TO

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Institut Européeen de l'Innovation & la Technologie (EIT)

* décrits dans le "Programme spécifique" publié dès 2013 4

1 Programme spécifique (2014-2020) 5 domaines...

5. Recherche marine, maritime et sur les eaux intérieures

1. Agriculture & foresterie durables

2. Secteur agro-alimentaire durable et compétitif pour une alimentation sûre et saine

3. Valorisation des ressources vivantes aquatiques

4. Bio-industries durables et compétitives / Biotechnologies

"BBI JU" (BioBased Industries Joint Undertaking) (PPP: 800 Mio€ / 7 ans ; 2e appel: à/c de mai 2015)

1. Call for Sustainable Food Security (SFS)

2. Call for Blue Growth (BG)

4. Call for Bio-based Innovation (BE)

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H2020 (LEIT, Smart cities, Circular

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Programme de travail (2016 & 2017)

4 appels à propositions...

Le défi sociétal 2 (SC2)

3. Call for a Rural Renaissance (RUR)

1 Des nouvelles modalités de projet en lien avec le PEI-AGRI

L’approche « multi-acteurs »

• Projets d’innovation en réponse à une demande sociétale

• Nécessité d’impliquer tous les types d’acteurs compétents autour

d’un thème ou d’un sujet, de la phase de conception du projet jusqu’à

la phase de transfert et de dissémination.

• Complémentarité à la fois disciplinaire mais aussi en termes de

compétences entre les acteurs (Recherche, Expérimentation,

Conseil, Transfert)

• Nécessité d’améliorer l’échange de savoir et de connaissances entre

tous les acteurs.

• Objectif de d’aboutir à des solutions pratiques et opérationnelles

applicables par les «end-users » et diffusées via les réseaux du PEI-

AGRI

1 Des nouvelles modalités de projet en lien avec le PEI-AGRI

Les Réseaux Thématiques:

• RUR 10 – « Thematic Networks compiling knowledge ready for practice”

• 5 CSA de 2M€ financées en 2016 et en 2017

• Approche « multi-acteurs » mais sans actions de recherches,

d’expérimentation et de démonstration.

• Réseaux centrés sur l’échange de savoirs et de connaissances dans

l’objectif d’aboutir à des solutions pratiques et opérationnelles


AGRI

Référence aux « Groupes Opérationnels »:

• Approche « multi-acteurs » à l’échelle régionale/locale.

• Projets financés par les Conseils Régionaux via la mesure 16 du FEADER.

1 Des nouvelles modalités de projet en lien avec Quelques résultats

Les Réseaux Thématiques:

• RUR 17 – « Thematic Networks compiling knowledge ready for practice”

• 5 CSA de 2M€ financées en 2018 et en 2019

• Approche « multi-acteurs » mais sans actions de recherches,

d’expérimentation et de démonstration.

• Réseaux centrés sur l’échange de savoirs et de connaissances dans

l’objectif d’aboutir à des solutions pratiques et opérationnelles


AGRI

Référence aux « Groupes Opérationnels »:

• Approche « multi-acteurs » à l’échelle régionale/locale.

• Projets financés par les Conseils Régionaux via la mesure 16 du FEADER.

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Résultats appels 2016

1512

24

12

5

8

11

6

3

8

0

10

20

30

40

50

2014 2015 2016

RUR

BB (former ISIB)

ISIB

BG

SFS

147

87,5

180,5

101

38

82

45

42

12

66

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

350

400

2014 2015 2016

RUR

BB (former ISIB)

ISIB

BG

SFS

Topics & Budget

Number of topics Budget (M€)

+ 20 topics (+87%)

+ 173 M€ (+103%)

23 topics

43 topics

167,5 M€

340,5 M€

38 topics

292,5 M€

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Topics & Budget

Number of topics Budget (M€)

23 topics

43 topics

167,5 M€

340,5 M€

38 topics

292,5 M€

11

51 topics

416,5 M€

• Boosting Innovation from emerging BG activities • Linking healthy oceans with healthy people • The Arctic Dimension • Valorising the Mediterranean Sea Basin

• More resilient and resource efficient value chains • Environment-smart and climate-smart primary production • A competitive food industry • Healthy and safe foods and diets for all • EU-Africa Partnership and EU China Flagship Initiative

• New approaches towards policies and governance • New value chains and business models • Innovation and skill development

Sustainable Food Security

(SFS)

€ 180,5 million (33 expected projects)

Blue Growth (BG)

€ 82 million (10 expected projects)

• Securing sustainable biomass supply for bio-based goods and services

• Building bio-based markets of the future - mobilising stakeholder engagement

€ 12 million (5 expected projects)

Bio-based Innovation

(BB)

Rural Renaissance

(RUR) € 66 million (14 expected projects)

Overview of calls

12

SFS BG BB

RIA

SFS-12 SFS-24 SFS-25

CSA

ERANET-COFUND

Topics distribution

RUR

SFS-19 SFS-41

BG-09 BG-10 BG-12

BG-03 BG-13

BG-05

SFS-01 SFS-11 SFS-31 SFS-02 SFS-14 SFS-33 SFS-03 SFS-15 SFS-37 SFS-06 SFS-21 SFS-38 SFS-07 SFS-23 SFS-42 SFS-26 SFS-44 SFS-45 SFS-09

IA BG-01 BG-02

RUR-01 RUR-04 RUR-06 RUR-07 RUR-14

RUR-10 RUR-11

RUR-08

BB-01

BB-04

BB-06

18 Two stages

Single stage

Total

6

1

7

5

3

1

2

25

18

13

Evaluation outcome of SC2 calls in 2016

SFS

24 topics

BG

8 topics

BB

3 topics

71 33 46%

45 10 22%

5

Submitted proposals*

Retained proposals

Success rate *

EU budget Million €

180,5

82

12 19 26%

14

* single and second stage

RUR

8 topics 16 66 42 38%

Overview results 2016

2016 Mode / Stage N

topics

Total Budget (M€)

Proposals subm.

Proposals eligible

Retained proposals

Success rate

SFS (24 topics)

Single stage 6 39 16 12 8 67%

1st stage 18 142

235 232 59 25%

2nd stage 59 59 25 42%

BG (8 topics)

Single stage 7 74 47 43 9 21%

1st stage 1 8

4 4 2 50%

2nd stage 2 2 1 50%

RUR (8 topics)

Single stage 3 24 32 31 9 29%

1st stage 5 42

48 47 11 13%

2nd stage 11 11 7 63%

BB (3 topics)

Single stage 2 7 17 16 4 25%

1st stage 1 5

8 6 3 50%

2nd stage 3 3 1 33%

Single Stage only 18 144 112 102 30 29%

Second Stage only 25 197 75 75 34 45%

TOTAL single + second stage

43 341 187 177 64 36%

Results 2016

Applications All 2016 Calls

6173 applications by 3346

unique applicants

• MS: 5042 applications (82%)

• AC: 503 applications (8%)

• TC : 628 applications (10%)

Applications per sector:

• EDU: 1947 (32%)

• RES: 1703 (28%)

• SME: 1108 (18%)

• PUB: 717 (12%)

• IND: 314 (5%)

• OTH: 384 (6%)

MS: Member States

AC: Associated Countries

TC: Third Countries

EDU: higher or secondary education establishments

RES: research organisations

IND: private for-profit entities, minus SMEs

SME: Small and medium enterprises

PUB: public bodies (excluding research organisations and secondary or higher education establishments)

OTH: other (e.g. not-for-profit organisations, trade associations, civil society organisations, etc.)

Requested Funding All 2016 Calls

2,015 M€ total requested funding (5,9 times the available budget as compared to 6,8 times for 2015 and 11,2 times for 2014)

• MS: 1,801 M€ (89%)

• AC: 180.3 M€ (9%)

• TC: 34.4 M€ (2%)

Requested funding by sector:

• EDU: 875.4 M€ (43%)

• RES: 675.1 M€ (33%)

• SME: 181.3 M€ (9%)

• IND: 154.8 M€ (8%)

• PUB: 66.7 M€ (3%)

• OTH: 62.2 M€ (3%)

Country of Coordinators

BE 5%

DE 12%

DK 5%

EL 5%

ES 9%

FR 19%

IS 3%

IT 12%

NL 8%

NO 6%

SE 2%

UK 14%

2016

AT 3%

BE 3%

DE 8%

DK 3%

EL 6%

ES 6%

FI 3% FR

17% IE 3%

IT 8%

NL 8%

NO 6%

PT 3%

SE 3%

UK 20%

2015

64 Coordinators from 12 Counties

BE 4%

DE 7% DK

4%

EE 1%

EL 7%

ES 12

15%

FI 1%

FR 12% HU

1%

IE 5% IS

1%

IT 10%

NL 10%

NO 2%

PL 1%

SE 1%

SI 1%

UK 15%

2014



Single Stage 2016

Evaluation outcome

20

Call Topic Instrument Service Subm.

proposals Eligib

proposals Retained

Success rate

Budget (Mio EUR)

BB BB-04 IA REA 11 11 3 27% 6

BB-06 CSA REA 5 5 1 20% 1

BG

BG-01 IA REA 17 17 2 12% 22

BG-02 IA INEA 9 8 1 13% 7

BG-03 CSA INEA 8 8 1 13% 2

BG-05 ERANET COFUND RTD 1 1 1 100% 10

BG-09 RIA EASME 2 2 1 50% 30

BG-10 RIA EASME 4 4 2 50%

BG-13 CSA RTD 3 3 1 33% 3

RUR

RUR-08 IA REA 3 3 1 33% 12

RUR-10 CSA REA 25 25 6 24% 10

RUR-11 CSA REA 3 3 2 67% 2

SFS

SFS-09 RIA REA 5 4 1 25% 7

SFS-12 CSA REA 2 1 1 100% 3

SFS-19 ERANET COFUND REA 3 3 3 100% 15

SFS-24 CSA RTD 2 2 1 50% 2

SFS-25 CSA RTD 1 1 1 100% 2

SFS-41 ERANET COFUND REA 3 1 1 100% 10

18 topics 107 102 30 29% 144

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BB-2016-1

All Calls

46 43 45 49 4435

27

13 169 14 15 12 15

82 2 6 3 6 2 2 3 2 1 2 1

27

5 1 3 2 1 1 1

112111

73 60 65

48

42

35 2834 28 26

18 15

1417 17 12

12 79 4 3 3 3 2 1

40

1411 7 4 3 2 3 2 00

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

180

IT ES DE FR UK BE NL PT SE EL FI DK IE PL RO HR SI AT BG HU CZ EE LV CY LT MT SK NO TR IL RS IS UA FO ME BA TN

MS AC

OTHER

MAIN LIST

Country participation (MS + AC)

22

BB-2016-1

All Calls

Country participation (TC)

9

5

3 34

1 1

3

1 1 12 2 2

1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

8

7

6 6

1

32

0

1 1 12

0 0 0

0 0 0 0 01

01

0 01

01

0 0 0

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

US RU CA CH CN JP EG ZA BR CR GL IN KR MG MY AR BF BY CI CM CO DZ GE GH KE MD SN TH TW UG VN

TC

Series2

Series1

23

BB-2016-1

Country participation

3 32

5

7

1 1

4

12

3

12

12

1

15

13

10

6

4

7 76

65

2

43

2

4 43

2

32

10

30

1 10

0

2

4

6

8

10

12

14

16

18

20

IT SE FI ES DE HR SI BE NL PL RO AT UK FR DK EL LV BG PT HU IE LT RS NO BA ME CH

MS AC TC

OTHER

MAIN LIST

24

BB-2016-1

Organisation types

25

4 6 4

49

24 2115

50

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

PRC HES REC OTH PUB

Others

Main list

HES Higher or Secondary Education Establishments

REC Research Organisations

PRC Private for-profit entities

PUB Public bodies

OTH Other

25

BG-2016-1


14

20 20

14 16

69

37

4 4 4 3 15

1 1 2 2 1 1

21

1 2 1

85 3 4

1 1 2 1 1

63

45 43

43

32

22 16

2116

1916

1312

73

6 6 33 1

2 2 1 0 1

38

9 8 42

1

7

76

51

3 1 2 0 0 00

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

ES UK DE IT FR NL PT BE DK EL FI IE SE HR PL CZ RO CY EE MT AT BG SI HU SK NO IL TR IS FO UA US RU CA CH CN JP GL IN KR AR BY

MS AC TC

OTHER

MAIN LIST

26

BG-2016-1

Organisation types

39

7743

11 19

197 128

127

24 14

0

50

100

150

200

250

PRC REC HES OTH PUB

Others

Main list

27

RUR-2016-1


14 1316

14

4

139 8

14 4 5 6

1

63

13

1 1 1 13

1 1 1 1

3735

24

19

23

14

13

7

1410

6 5 4

8

3

84

6 23

3 11 0 1 0

34

2 22 1

11 1 10

10

20

30

40

50

IT ES FR BE DE UK NL PL PT EL DK HU IE BG SE SI AT RO FI CZ LT HR EE LV MT SK RS TR NO UA ME BA CH EG GE MD

MS AC TC

OTHER

MAIN LIST

28

RUR-2016-1

Organisation types

52

24 25 31

4

83

7862

30

16

0

20

40

60

80

100

120

140

160

REC PRC HES OTH PUB

Others

Main list

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SFS-2016-1


1517

11

14 1412

9

53 2

4 42 1 2 2 1 1 1

31

31

31 1 1 2 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1

17

2

73 2

1

3

02

20 0

0 1 20 0 1 0 0

2

20

1 0

0

1 1 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 00

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

IT BE ES DE

FR NL

UK FI PT

AT

DK SE EE EL HR IE RO SI LV PL

TR IL

NO RS

TN ZA BR

CR

EG MG

MY

US

BF

CH CI

CM CO DZ

GH KE

SN TH TW UG

VN

MS AC TC

OTHER

MAIN LIST

30

SFS-2016-1

Organisation types

71

48

179 5

2

12

26

12

2

0

10

20

30

40

50

60

70

80

PUB REC HES PRC OTH

Others

Main list

Country of 30 coordinators

31

DE; 7

UK; 5

ES; 4

FR; 4

IT; 4

NO; 2

BE; 2

DK; 2

Single stage

Two stages 2016

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Evaluation outcome

Call Topic proposals

subm. proposals eligible

Nb proposals

to 2nd stage

Nb expecte

d projects

Exp success

rate

Budget (Mio EUR)

Dyn. threshol

d applied

Threshold

value

BB BB-01 6 6 3 1 33% 5 No 8

BG BG-12 4 4 2 1 50% 8 No 8

RUR

RUR-01 19 19 2 1 50% 6 Yes 9,5

RUR-04 13 13 3 1 33% 5 No 8

RUR-06 4 4 2 2 100% 20 No 8

RUR-07 7 7 2 1 50% 6 No 8

RUR-14 4 4 2 1 50% 5 No 8

First stage (Calls BB, BG and RUR)

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Evaluation outcome

Call Topic proposals

subm. proposals eligible

proposals to 2nd stage

Expect. projects

Exp. success

rate

Budget (Mio EUR)

Dyn. Thresh. applied

Thr. value

SFS

SFS-01 39 39 4 2 50% 12 Yes 9

SFS-02 4 4 2 2 100% 10 No 8 SFS-03 22 22 2 1 50% 5 Yes 8,5 SFS-06 15 15 4 1 25% 7 No 8 SFS-07 4 4 2 2 100% 8 No 8 SFS-11 13 13 6 3 50% 12 No 8 SFS-14 27 27 5 2 40% 11 Yes 9 SFS-15 9 8 4 1 25% 7 No 8 SFS-21 3 3

5 2 40% 12 No 8 SFS-23 6 6 SFS-26 10 10 5 2 40% 10 No 8 SFS-31 12 12 2 1 50% 5 Yes 8,5 SFS-33 12 12 3 1 33% 6 Yes 8,5

SFS-37 12 11 3 1 33% 9,5 No 8 SFS-38 9 9 2 1 50% 12 No 8 SFS-42 21 21 4 1 25% 5 No 8 SFS-44 4 4 3 1 33% 5 No 8 SFS-45 12 12 3 1 33% 5 No 8

First stage (call SFS)

1 Quelques chiffres de comparaison

Call BG

BG 2016 one stage

BG two stages

Nombre de participations

Evaluées Retenues Taux de succès

France 48 16 33,33%

Allemagne 63 20 31,75%

Royaume Uni 65 20 30,77%

Espagne 77 14 18,18%

Italy 57 14 24,56%

Pays-Bas 28 6 21,43%

Succès global 27,80%

En montant demandé €

Evaluées retenues taux de succès

FR 21 769 891,27 € 7 097 890,63 € 32,60%

DE 28 927 319,06 € 10 522 722,42 € 36,38%

UK 25 460 816,26 € 6 943 925,50 € 27,27%

ES 31 793 943,12 € 8 195 153,53 € 25,78%

IT 28 179 487,22 € 5 532 132,96 € 19,63%

NL 14 093 588,69 € 1 954 239,43 € 13,87%




France 12 3 25,00%



Espagne 8 3 37,50%

Italy 9 2 22,22%

Pays-Bas 1 1 100,00%




FR 3 541 250,00 € 1 856 250,00 € 52,42%

DE 903 000,00 € 660 000,00 € 73,09%

UK 618 750,00 € 543 750,00 € 87,88%

ES 2 376 593,75 € 770 593,75 € 32,42%

IT 2 577 236,00 € 451 236,00 € 17,51%

NL 397 500,00 € 397 500,00 € 100,00%



Call RUR 2016 one stage

RUR two stages



France 40 16 40,00%



Espagne 48 13 27,08%

Italy 51 14 27,45%

Pays-Bas 22 9 40,91%




FR 7 189 627,63 € 2 296 064,50 € 31,94%

DE 5 615 570,26 € 561 088,75 € 9,99%

UK 5 291 524,50 € 2 254 636,25 € 42,61%

ES 9 608 075,13 € 2 989 871,88 € 31,12%

IT 8 425 941,75 € 2 170 721,25 € 25,76%

NL 4 065 980,50 € 1 709 813,75 € 42,05%




France 20 13 65,00%



Espagne 23 15 65,22%

Italy 33 17 51,52%

Pays-Bas 28 21 75,00%


En montant demandé


FR 7 096 397,00 € 5 472 904,50 € 77,12%

DE 6 403 771,75 € 4 434 964,25 € 69,26%

UK 6 587 913,75 € 3 933 165,00 € 59,70%

ES 6 014 185,00 € 4 707 587,50 € 78,27%

IT 7 583 817,25 € 4 650 782,25 € 61,33%

NL 9 706 732,75 € 7 088 912,75 € 73,03%



Call SFS 2016 one stage

Call SFS two stages



France 11 11 100,00%


Royaume Uni

6 6 100,00%

Espagne 7 7 100,00%

Italy 9 9 100,00%

Pays-Bas 10 10 100,00%


En montant demandé


FR 4 342 538,87 € 4 342 538,87 € 100,00%

DE 5 013 544,06 € 4 808 544,06 € 95,91%

UK 2 539 767,62 € 2 539 767,62 € 100,00%

ES 1 374 681,13 € 1 374 681,13 € 100,00%

IT 1 411 658,84 € 1 411 658,84 € 100,00%

NL 2 494 188,84 € 2 494 188,84 € 100,00%




France 98 58 59,18%


Royaume Uni

125 64 51,20%

Espagne 108 50 46,30%

Italy 124 54 43,55%

Pays-Bas 64 32 50,00%




FR 32 526 062,50 € 16 754 979,50 € 51,51%

DE 31 368 451,75 € 12 327 079,50 € 39,30%

UK 43 196 471,00 € 19 809 941,25 € 45,86%

ES 29 349 409,75 € 12 308 722,25 € 41,94%

IT 40 164 929,50 € 12 466 103,75 € 31,04%

NL 28 442 540,50 € 17 585 201,75 € 61,83%


1

Programmation 2018-2020 Grandes tendances / nouveautés

1 Défi sociétal 2 : WP 2018-2020

5 orientations stratégiques du scoping paper

1. Changement climatique et résilience « on land and sea »

2. Transition vers une bioéconomie circulaire

3. Des écosystèmes fonctionnels, des systèmes alimentaires durables et

des modes de vie sains

4. Innovation sur terre et en mer : nouveaux produits, chaines de valeur et

marchés

5. Développer des territoires et chaines de valeurs intelligents et connectés

dans les zones rurales et côtières

40

SC2 WP at a glance

Highlights

41

•Valorising functional biodiversity; Unlocking the potential of microbiome in a food systems approach; more healthy and sustainable foods, animals, plants; personalised nutrition; alternative proteins; climate smart farming; better soil, water and waste management; Citizen-driven sustainable food systems in cities; Building capacities around clouds, labs, genetics; research in the context of the International Bioeconomy Forum (IBF);

•Total investment €135 million for the microbiome across Horizon 2020

Building sustainable food systems for healthy people & environment

•Circular Bioeconomy Thematic Investment Platform .

•Total EU contribution to risk-sharing financial instrument €100 million Building a circular bioeconomy

•All Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance: coordination of maritime research and innovation in the Atlantic; marine ecosystems; new aquaculture value chains;

•Future of the Seas and Oceans flagship: Blue cloud; observations and forecasting; observation technologies

•Total investment over €100 million

Oceans and Seas research flagships

•Digital integration platforms; digital service platforms for rural economies; digital innovation hubs for agriculture; preparing farmers for the digital age; digital solutions and tools for CAP modernisation

•Total investment over €60 million

Enabling the digital revolution in rural economies

•Support to FNSSA implementation; Food systems Africa; Sustainable intensification in Africa; Diversifying revenue in rural sub-saharan Africa; Integrated approaches to food safety controls; Sustainable soils and land management; organic fertilisers

•Total investment €115 million

InCo: EU-Africa Partnership on Food and Nutrition Security and

Sustainable Agriculture & EU-China Flagship initiative

Coverage: #topics

3 MISSIONS 3 CALLS 3 Virtual FAs ... and much more

Key figures

42 This presentation shall neither be binding nor construed as constituting commitment by the European Commission

58

10

3

12

5

Coverage: #of topics/Specific Programme

2.1

2.2

2.3

2.5

2.4

12

10

40

11

19

Coverage: #of topics/Scoping Paper Priorities

1. Climate

2. Circular Bioeconomy

3. Ecosystems & Food

4. Innovations

5. Smart Territories

39

11

19

Coverage: # of topics/call

SFS

BG

RUR

43

Key figures

Coverage

3 MISSIONS 3 CALLS 3 Virtual FAs ... and much more

719,75 184

71

132

42

Coverage: Budget/Specific Programme

2.1

2.2

2.3

2.5

2.4

253

127

531

174

178

Coverage: Budget/ Scoping Paper Priorities

1. Climate

2. Circular Bioeconomy

3. Ecosystems & Food

4. Innovations

5. Smart Territories

736 241,5

285

Coverage: Budget/Call

SFS

BG

RUR

44

0

5

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

IA RIA CSA ERANET EJP

# TOPICS

# TOPICS

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

IA RIA CSA ERANET EJP

Budget/type of action

Budget/type of action

Key figures

A balanced shift towards Innovation, with a portfolio approach (Av. ~3 projects/topic)

Selection of widening friendly topics in 2018-2020 WPs: they address research areas where EU13 have specific research interest and/or capacity. Selection based only on excellence.

SFS-04-2019-2020: Integrated health approaches and alternatives to pesticide use

SFS-07-2018: Building a healthy and sustainable European apiculture

SFS-12-2019: A vaccine against African Swine Fever

LC-SFS-19-2018-2019: Climate-smart and resilient farming

LC-SFS-20-2019: EJP on agricultural soil management

SFS-16-2018: Towards healthier and sustainable food

SFS-22-2019: Integrated water management at the small agriculture catchment

CE-SFS-24-2018: Integrated system innovation in valorising urban biowaste

BG-01-2018: Towards a Baltic and North Sea research and innovation programme

LC-BG-10-2019: Coordination of marine and maritime research and innovation in the Black Sea

RUR-03-2018: Contracts for effective and lasting delivery of agri-environmental public goods

CE-RUR-08-2018-2019-2020: Closing nutrient cycles

RUR-09-2018: Realising the potential of regional and local bio-based economies

RUR-10-2019: Circular bio-based business models for rural communities

45

Widening 'friendly' topics

46

In addition, there are 3 instruments: Women Innovators prize, European Capital of Innovation (iCapital) contest, EIC preparatory phase which favour among others innovative and entrepreneurial spirit of SMEs and start ups in EU13.

Area # topics indicative budget

Excellent science

ERC 0 0

FET 0 0

MCS (using SEWP budget) 1 18

Research Infr 0 0

Industrial leadership

ICT 1 10

Nano, raw materials 7 146,5

Biotechnology 0 0

Space 0 0

Societal challenges

Health 0 0

Food 13 169,5

Energy 2 9

Transport 0 0

Climate 9 273,7

Europe in a changing World 0 0

Secure Societies 16 TBC

Cross cutting

SWAFS 1 17

SEWP 4 397

NCP follow up calls 15 TBC

Total 66 1020,7

Widening 'friendly' topics

1

Call for Sustainable Food Security (SFS): Resilient and resource-efficient value chains

"Sécurité alimentaire durable..." Assurer la disponibilité et l'accès à une nourriture suffisante, saine et nutritive...

WP 2018-2020 "Draft 1": 35 topics

1

SFS structure

Sustainable Food

Security

From functional ecosystems to healthy food

Environment and climate smart food production and

consumption

Targeted international cooperation

Building capacities

18 Topics (+1;-1)

6 Topics (-2) 6 Topics

10 Topics (+1)

Type of actions applied: RIA, IA, CSA,

• LC-SFS-03-2018: Microbiome

applications

• LC-SFS-15-2018: Future proofing our plants

• LC-SFS-17-2019: Alternative proteins for food and feed

• LC-SFS-19-2018-2019: Climate-smart and resilient farming

• LC-SFS-20-2019: European Joint Programme on agricultural soil management

• LC-SFS-33-2019: Food Systems Africa

LC

Low Carbon

• DT-SFS-14-2018-2019: Personalised Nutrition

• DT-SFS-25-2019: Food Cloud Demonstrators

• DT-RUR-14 -2018 ICT innovation for agriculture – digital innovation hubs

DT

Digitisation

• CE—SFS-23-2019: Food systems approaches in cities

• CE-SFS-24-2018: Valorising urban biowaste

CE

Circular Economy

Contribution of SFS to Focus Areas

1


1.1 From functional ecosystems to healthy food - (17 topics ; p.1/3) 1

SFS-01-2018/2019/2020 : Biodiversity in action : across farmland and the value chain

A:2018 Small organisms, big effects for plants RIA, 7M€

B:2019 Capitalising on native biodiversity in farmland landscape RIA, 15 M€

C:2020 From agrobiodiversity to dynamic value chains RIA

./.

LC-SFS-03-2018 : Microbiome applications for sustainable food systems

IA, 10 M€

SFS-04-2019/2020 : Integrated health approaches and alternatives towards pesticide use

A:2019 Integration of plant protection in a global Health approache RIA, 15 M€

B: 2020 Biocidal and plant protection products RIA

SFS-05-2018/2019/2020 : New and emerging risks in plant health

RIA, 7M€

SFS-06-2019/2020 : Stepping up integrated past management

A: 2019 Decision support systems RIA, 5M€

B: 2020 EU wide demonstration farm network RIA

1


1.1 From functional ecosystems to healthy food - (17 topics) (p.2/3) 1

SFS-07-2018 : Building a healthy and sustainable European apiculture

RIA, 7 M€

SFS-08-2018/2019 : Improving animal welfare

A:2018 Precision livestock farming RIA, 5M€

B:2019 Organic and low-input poultry farming RIA, 6M€

./.

SFS-11-2018/2019 : Anti-microbials and animal production

A:2018 Rethinking management of health of farmed animals RIA, 6M€

B:2019 Alternative therapies to anti-microbials IA, 6M€

SFS-12-2019 : A vaccine against African Swine Fever

RIA, 10M€

1 1

LC- SFS-15-2018 : Future proofing our plants

évaluation qualités végétales CSA, 3M€

DT-SFS-14-2018/2019 : Personalized Nutrition

IA, 7M€


1.1 From functional ecosystems to healthy food - (17 topics) (p.3/3)

SFS-16-2018 : Towards healthier and sustainable food

RIA, 7M€

LC-SFS-17-2019 : Alternative proteins for food and feed

IA, 8M€

Focus areas : (DT) digitisation (LC) Low Carbon

1


1.2 Environment and climate smart food production and consumption – (5 topics)

1 LC-SFS-19-2018-2019 : Climate-smart and resilient farming

A: 2018 Microclimate management : from field to landscape RIA, 7M€

B: 2019 Efficiency and resilience of mixed farming and agroforestry systems RIA, 7M€

LC-SFS-20-2019 : European Joint Programming on agricultural soil management

EJP Co-fund (50%), 40M€

SFS-21-2019 : Integrated water management at the small agriculture catchment

RIA, 7M€, Widening

CE-SFS-23-2019 : Innovative and citizen-driven food system approaches in cities

IA, 6M€

CE-SFS-24-2018: Bioeconomy cities: integrated system innovation in valorising urban biowaste

IA, 10M€

Focus areas : (CE) circular economy (LC) Low Carbon

1

1. Call for Sustainable Food Security (SFS) 1.3 Building capacities – (5 topics)

1

SFS-26-2018 Monitoring food R&I investments and impacts

RIA, 7M€

DT-SFS-25-2019 : Food Cloud demonstrators From TRL 4-5 to TRL 6-7 IA, 10M€

SFS-28-2018 : Innovations in plant variety testing – nouvelles variétés végétales RIA, ?

SFS-27-2018/2019/2020 : Genetic Resources and Pre-breeding communities

A: 2018 Joining forces for GenRes and biodiversity management CSA, 3M€

B: 2019 Adding value to plant GenRes RIA, 7M€

C: 2020 The GenRes-user interface and pre-breeding activities IA

SFS-29-2018/2019/2020 : Agri-Aqua Labs A:2018 Understanding the genome of farmed animals, its expression and translation into traits RIA, 6M€

B: 2019 Looking beyond plant adaptation RIA, 5M€

SFS-29-2018/2019 : ERANETs in agri-food (tbc) A: 2019 ICT-Enabled Agri-food Systems Eranet Cofund, 6M€

B: 2019 Climate change and Food Systems Eranet Cofund, 6M€

C: 2018 International Vetenary Vaccinology Eranet Cofund, 10M€

1


1.4 Targeted international cooperation – (6 topics) 1

SFS-32-2018: SustaSupport to the implementation of EU Research and Iinnovation partnership

on food and nutrition security and sustainable agriculture

CSA, 5M€

SFS-31-2019 (LC) : Supporting Microbiome Coordination and the International Bioeconomy

Forum CSA, 3M€

LC-SFS-33-2019 : Food Systems Africa RIA, 5M€

SFS-34-2019/2020 : Sustainable Intensification in Africa A:2019 African Farming Systems, sustainable intensification pathways RIA, 7,5 M€, maa

B:2019 Soil system for Africa RIA, 5M€

C: 2020animal health – vector-borne diseases RIA

SFS-36-2019: Integrated approaches to food safety controls across the agri-food chain RIA, 4M€

SFS-37-2018 : Highly efficient management of soil quality and land resources RIA, 5M€

EU- Africa partnership on food and nutrition security and sustainable agriculture

EU-China FABFlagship initiative

SFS-37-2018 : High-quality organic fertilisers from biogas digestate RIA, 5M€

1

Call for a Rural Renaissance (RUR) Fostering innovation and business opportunities

Renaissance rurale – favoriser

l'innovation et l'activité économique

Draft WP : 20 topics

2

2018/2020 RUR Call structure

Rural renaissance

From farm to society:

understanding dynamics and modernising

policies

Organising sustainable food and non food value chains

under changing condition

Boosting innovation and

enhancing human and

social capital

Taking advantage of the

digital revolution

4 Topics, (6 RIA, 1 CSA) €55 mio

7 Topics (2 CSA, 5 IA, 2 RIA) €66 mio for 2018/2019

5 Topics (4 IA and 1 CSA) €52 mio for 2018/2019

3 Topics (3 CSA, 1 RIA) €25 mio for 2018/2019

• LC-RUR-11-2019-2020

Sustainable wood value chains

• DT-RUR-12-2019 Agricultural digital cross-cutting integration platforms

• DT-RUR-13-2020 Digital service platforms for rural economies

• DT-RUR-14 -2018 ICT innovation for agriculture – digital innovation hubs

Contributions to focus areas

DT

Digitisation

LC

Low Carbon

• CE-RUR-08-2018-2019-2020 Closing nutrient cycles

• CE-RUR-10-2019 Circular biobased business models

CE

Circular Economy

1

2. Call for a Rural renaissance

2.1 From farm to society: understanding dynamics and modernising policies – (4 topics)

2

RUR-01-2018-2019 : Building modern rural policies on long-term visions and societal

engagement

A: 2018 Rural society-science-policy hub CSA, 5M€

B: 2018 Renewing rural generations, jobs and farms RIA, 6M€

C: 2019 Building resilient mountain value chains delivering private and public goods RIA, 6M€

RUR-02-2018 : Socio-economic impacts of digitisation of agriculture and rural areas

RIA, 5M€

RUR-03-2018 : Contracts for effective and lasting delivery of agri-environmental public goods

RIA, 5M€

RUR-04-2018-19 : Analytical tools and models to support agricultural and natural resource

policies

A: 2018 Developping new models supporting agricultural and natural resource policies RIA, 4M€

B: 2019 Modelling international trade in agro-food products RIA, 5M€

1


2.2 Organising sustainable food and non-food value chains under changing conditions –

2

CE-RUR-08-2018/2019/2020 : Closing nutrient cycles

A: 2018 Understanding properties and impacts of bio-based fertilisers RIA, 6M€

B: 2018-19-20 Bio-based fertilisers from animal manure IA, 8M€

C: 2020 Bio-based fertilisers from other by-products of the agro-food or forestry industry IA ?

RUR-09-2018 : Realising the potential of regional and local bio-based economies

CSA, 3M€

CE- RUR-10-2019/2020 : Circular bio-based business models for rural communities

IA, 10M€

RUR-11-2019/2020 (LC): Sustainable wood value chains

A: 2019 (re) Construction / retrofitting of localities IA, 10M€

B: 2020 Adaptation of forest stands and production systems IA, 5M€

1


2.3 Taking advantage of the digital revolution – (5 topics) 2

DT-RUR-12-2019 : Agricultural digital cross-cutting integration platforms

IA, 15M€

DT- RUR-13-2020: Digital service platforms for rural economies

(tbc)

DT-RUR-14-2018: ICT Innovation for agriculture – Digital Innovation Hubs for Agriculture

IA, 10M€, maa

RUR-15-2020 : Enabling the farm advisors' community to prepare farmers for the digital age

CSA, 7M€

RUR-16-2018 : Digital solutions and e-tools to modernise the CAP

IA, 10M€, fléché vers organismes payeurs

1


2.4 Boosting innovation and enhancing the human and social capital in rural areas – (4 topics)

2

RUR-17-2018/2019/2020 : Thematic networks compiling knowledge ready for practice

CSA, 2M€ – AKIS – EIP Agri

RUR-18-2019 : Fuelling the potential of advisors for innovation

CSA, 5M€ - AKIS

1

Call for Blue Growth (BG) : demonstrating an

Ocean of Opportunities

Croissance Bleue: un océan de possiblités

Draft WP: 9 topics

3

BLUE GROWTH 2018-2020

Blue Growth Call 2018-2019

Indicative BUDGET: 169,5 M€ Activity lines: 2.3 Exploiting the potential of aquatic living resources

2.5 Cross cutting marine and maritime research 9 Topics

IA

2018: 80,5 M € 2019: 89 M €

ERANET

CSA RIA

SC2 Blue

Growth

EXCELLENT SCIENCE

INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP

SOCIETAL CHALLENGES

CROSS-CUTTING

SC 4

SC 3

SC5…

A strategic coordinated

approach for marine and

maritime research

across all Horizon 2020


SC2

SFS

SC2

RUR


BLUE GROWTH beyond SC2-BG

INFRASTRUCTURES…

LEIT

SC5

SC4

SC3

SC2 SFS, RUR

SC2

BLUE

GROWTH


SC3 Energy

SC4 Transport

SC5 Climate

• wave energy • floating wind farms • aquatic biomass biofuel • offshore storage of C02 • Shipping renewable fuel • Energy islands

• Innovative ships • autonomous ships • ship emissions • unmanned activities • underwater noise • maritime transport safety • Marine accidents response

• Climate change, biodiversity and ecosystems

• recovery of sea resources • sea level changes • Cryosphere

SOCIETAL CHALLENGES

Blue Growth across H2020

INFRASTR

LEIT

SC5

SC4

SC3

SC2

BG


Blue Growth across H2020

INDUSTRIAL LEADERSHIP / RESEARCH INFRASTRUCTURES

EXAMPLES

LEIT

Infrastructures

• SPACE – Copernicus Marine Services, ocean models

• NMBP: off-shore energy materials

• Research Vessels

INFRASTR

LEIT

SC5

SC4

SC3

SC2

BG

1

3. Call for Blue Growth: demonstrating an Ocean of Opportunities

3

BG-02-2018 : Blue Bioeconomy Public-Public Partnership

ERANet Cofund, 10M€

BG-01-2018 : Towards a Baltic and North Sea research and innovation programme

CSA, 2,5M€

1

3. Call for Blue Growth: Unlocking the potential of the Oceans

3

DT-BG-04-2018/2019 : Sustainable EU aquaculture 2.0

2018 IA, 6M€

LC-BG-03-2018 : Sustainable harvesting of marine biological resources

RIA, 6,5M€

Focus areas : (CE) circular economy (LC) Low Carbon

BG-06-2019 : Multi-use of the marine space, offshore and near-shore: pilot demonstrators

IA, 9M€

CE-BG-07-2019 : Sustainable solutions for bio-based plastics on land and sea

IA, 9M€

1

3. Call for Blue Growth: Unlocking the potential of the Oceans

3 BG-08-2019/2020: The Future of Seas and Oceans Flagship Initiative

A: 2019 Blue Cloud Services IA, 6M€

B: 2019 Observation and forecasting IA, 12M€

C : 2020 Technologies for observations IA

Focus areas : (CE) circular economy

BG-1092018/2019 : All Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance Flagship

A: Coordination of marine and maritime research and innovation activities in the Atlantic Ocean CSA,

4M€

B: Assessing the status of Atlantic marine ecosystems RIA, 9M€

C: New value chains for aquaculture production RIA, 8M€

LC-BG-10-2019 : Coordination of marine and maritime research and innovation activities in the

Black Sea

CSA, 2M€

1

Autres actions

4

• Circular Bioeconomy Thematic Investment Platform (risk-

sharing financial instrument)

• Support to Research and Innovation Policy in the area of bio-

based products and services

• External expertise

1

LEIT-NMBP : KET Biotechnology (Nanotechnologies, Advanced Materials, Biotechnology, and advanced Manufacturing and Processing)

Appel Biotechnologie 2018-2020 5

WP 2018-2020 : 7 topics

• 3 topics pour 2018



1

6. NMBP-2018-2020 – Call Biotechnology

4

BIOTEC-01-2018: Standardisation in Synthetic Biology (CSA, 0,75 à 1 M€ - 1 étape)

BIOTEC-02-2018: Boosting the efficiency of photosynthesis (RIA, 6 à 8 M€ - TRL 3 à 5 - 2

étapes)

BIOTEC-03-2018: Synthetic biology to expand diversity of nature's chemical production

(RIA, 6 à 8 M€ - TRL 3 à 6 - 2 étapes)

CE-BIOTEC-04-2019: New biotechnologies for environmental remediation (RIA, 5 M€ -

TRL 3 à 5 – coopération avec la Chine)

CE-BIOTEC-05-2019: Microorganism communities for plastics bio-degradation (RIA, 5 M€

- TRL 3 à 5 – coopération avec la Chine)

BIOTEC-06-2020: Reprogrammed microorganisms for biological sensors (IA)

BIOTEC-07-2020: Multi-omics for the optimisation of genotype-phenotype associations

(RIA)

1

Point de Contact National "BIO"*

•DEFI SOCIETAL 2 : Sécurité alimentaire,

Agriculture & Foresterie durables, Recherche Marine, Maritime, Eaux continentales

et Bioéconomie

• Primauté Industrielle : Technologie Générique Clé

"Biotechnologie"

Le 1er Cercle: Un consortium public-"privé"...

* Le réseau français des PCN est coordonné par le MENESR

1

Le soutien stratégique du PCN-BIO

•DEFI SOCIETAL 2 : Sécurité alimentaire,

Agriculture & Foresterie durables, Recherche Marine, Maritime,

et eaux continentales et Bioéconomie

• Primauté Industrielle :

Technologie Générique Clé "Biotechnologie"

G.T.N & R.C.P

Le 2e cercle

CCIR

ARI

PME

1 Les contacts au PCN-BIO français (1/2)

[email protected]

Rafael GARCIA-VILLAR [email protected] - 05 82 06 63 33

Coordinateur du PCN

Christophe COTILLON

Antoine KIEFFER

[email protected] - 01 44 08 86 15


PME & Centres techniques Agro-alimentaires

Françoise GORGA [email protected] - 01 53 83 86 17

PME & Industries Agro-alimentaires

Adrien GUICHAOUA [email protected] - 01 40 04 49 05

Filière Agricole & PEI-Agri

Vincent MASSOT

Delphine MUTHS



Universités & Régions

Philippe MOGUEDET [email protected] - 02 97 87 38 97

Mers & Océans

http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr/

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1 Les contacts PCN & RCP français (2/2)

[email protected]

Emmanuelle

KLEIN MENESR

[email protected]

01 55 55 86 24

PCN & RCP

Valérie

DEHAUDT MAAF

[email protected]

01 49 55 48 03

PCN & RCP

Stéphanie

HUGON MEIN

[email protected]

01 79 84 32 29

PCN & exp. CP : Biotechnologies

http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr/

1 En savoir plus...

• http://ec.europa.eu/research/horizon2020/

• http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/ • desktop/en/opportunities/index.html (on-line manual)

• desktop/en/experts/index.html (expert evaluators)

• http://www.horizon2020.gouv.fr

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