Funding opportunities via EU grants
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Funding opportunities via EU grants
Dublin 20th January 2013Irene Bertana
Policy & Communications Officerwww.easpd.eu
With support from the European Union Progress Programme.
Funding Opportunities 2014-2020
Erasmus +Rights and Citizenship Programme 2014-2020New programme for Employment
and Social Innovation (EaSI)Horizon 2020Europe for Citizens 2014-2020ESF 2014-2020
Erasmus + ProgrammeThe Erasmus + Programme will replace the following
current programmes: • Lifelong Learning Programme• Youth in Action• Erasmus Mundus• Tempus• Alfa• Edulink• Cooperation with industrialised countries
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Erasmus + ProgrammeErasmus + will be an integrated programme = based
on Key Actions, rather than sectors of education as before
Less fragmentation: altogether, there will be 11 actions grouped under 3 Key Actions; the LLP currently has 75 actions..
In line with the Europe 2020 Strategy aiming at a Smart, Sustainable and Inclusive Growth for Europe raise higher education attainment to 40% (32% now) reduce the share of early school leavers from 14% < 10%
Erasmus + ProgrammeThe new programme aims to be more cost-efficient
and have more impact at the same timeTarget group: still the same, but
more emphasis on support for teachers, trainers, information officers & youth workers because of their importance as 'multipliers‘;
cooperation projects will focus more on including business as partners with educational establishments and youth organisations
Erasmus + ProgrammeTwo new elements
Loan guarantee scheme to help Master's degree students to finance their studies abroad
Creation of 400 'knowledge alliances' and 'sector skills alliances‘Knowledge alliances are large-scale partnerships between
higher education institutions and businessesSector skills alliances are partnerships between education
and training providers and businesses to promote employability by forming new sector-specific curricula and innovative forms of vocational teaching and training
14,7 billion Euros
Erasmus + Programme
Key Action 1. Learning mobility of individualsDecentralised (NA):• Student mobility• Staff mobility• Youth MobilityCentralised (EC-EACEA):• Joint Master’s degree
(previously Erasmus Mundus)
+/- 63% of the budget
Erasmus + Programme
Key Action 2: Co-operation for innovation and good practices Replacement of current TOI, DOI and Learning Partnerships
Decentralised (NA):• Strategic partnerships (2 tot 3 years)Centralised (EC-EACEA):• Knowledge Alliances & Sector-Skills Alliances• IT Platforms, incl e-twinning & EPALE• Support/Capacity-building for third countries
+/- 27% of the budget
Erasmus + Programme
Key Action 3: Support for policy reformCentralised (EC-EACEA):• Support for the Open Method of Coordination
(indicators, studies)• EU tools for valorisation & implementation
(Europass, EQF, ECTS, ECVET, ...)• Policy Dialogue with partner countries (= outside the
EU), third countries and international organisations +/- 4,2 % of the budget
Erasmus + Programme
APPLICATION No paper versions anymore Fewer deadlines Calls for proposal in January 2014COUNTRIES Min 3 different partners from 3 different countries Eligible: EU 28, EFTA states (Iceland, Liechtenstein,
Norway, Switzerland) and acceding, candidate and potential candidate countries
For some calls also ‘third countries’ & ‘neighbourhood countries’ e.g. Moldova & Ukraine
Erasmus + Programme
FUNDING Largely based on lump sums, i.e. for
Project management & implementationTransnational meetings and learning opportunitiesMultiplier eventsIntellectual products/results
No co-financing anymore !
Rights and Citizenship Programme
RIGHTS AND
CITIZENSHIP
2014 - 2020
DAPHNE
PROGRESSAntidiscrimination & diversity
Gender Equality
FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS AND CITZENSHIP
Rights and Citizenship Programme
AIMHelp to make people's rights and freedoms effective in practice by making them better known and more consistently applied across the EU.
It will also promote: the rights of the child, the principles of non discrimination (racial or ethnic origin,
religion or belief, disability, age or sexual orientation) gender equality (including projects to combat violence against
women and children)
http://ec.europa.eu/justice/newsroom/news/20111115_en.htm
New programme for Employmentand Social Innovation (EaSI)
EaSI 2014-2020
EURESEuropean
Employment Services
PROGRESSsocial
innovation and experimentatio
n
European Progress
Microfinance Facility
AIMEaSI will support Member States’ efforts in the design and implementation of employment & social reforms at European, national, regional & local levels by means of policy coordination, the identification, analysis and sharing of best practices
http://ec.europa.eu/social/main.jsp?langId=en&catId=89&newsId=1093
New programme for Employmentand Social Innovation (EaSI)
EURES Core activities at cross-border level financed by EaSI vs
national EURES activities financed under the ESF At EU level, the EURES Portal will offer modernised self-
service tools for jobseekers and employers EURES will be used to create and develop new targeted
mobility schemes. +/- 18% of the EaSI budget
New programme for Employmentand Social Innovation (EaSI)
PROGRESS (Programme for Employment and Social Solidarity) Analysis, mutual learning and grants will continue their
current activities Specific budget for social innovation and social policy
experimentation +/- 61% of the EaSI budget
New programme for Employmentand Social Innovation (EaSI)
Microfinance facility and Social Entrepreneurship extend the support given to microcredit providers under the
current European Progress Microfinance Facility provide funding for capacity-building of microfinance
institutions support the development of the social investment market and
facilitate access to finance for social enterprises +/- 21% of the EaSI budget
New programme for Employmentand Social Innovation (EaSI)
Horizon 2020HORIZON 2020 The EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation Combines all research and innovation funding currently
provided throughThe Framework Programmes for Research and Technical
DevelopmentThe innovation related activities of the Competitiveness &
Innovation Framework Programme (CIP4)The European Institute of Innovation & Technology (EIT5)
http://ec.europa.eu/research/horizon2020/index_en.cfm?pg=h2020
Horizon 2020AIMS Bridge the gap between research and the market; market-
driven approach including creation of partnerships with the private sector and Member States to bring together the resources needed
Revolutionise the way public and private sectors work together, notably through Innovation Partnerships between the European institutions, national and regional authorities and business
International cooperation as important cross-cutting priority of Horizon 2020; fully open to international participation, as well as targeted actions with key partner countries and regions
Horizon 2020The Innovative Union one of the seven flagship initiatives of the Europe 2020
strategy for a smart, sustainable and inclusive economy with the aim to do three things: Turn Europe into a world-class science performer;Strengthen industrial leadership incl major investment in
key technologies, greater access to capital and support for SMEs;
Address major concerns shared by all Europeans e.g. climate change, sustainable transport and mobility, ageing population
Europe for Citizens2014-2020
AIMstrengthen remembrance and enhance capacity for civic participation at EU level• Stimulate debate, reflection and cooperation on
remembrance, Union integration and history• Develop citizens' understanding and capacity to participate in
the Union policy making process and develop opportunities for solidarity, societal engagement & volunteering at Union level
http://ec.europa.eu/citizenship/about-the-europe-for-citizens-programme/future-programme-2014-2020/index_en.htm
European Social Fund 2014-2020
AIM Increase employment opportunities Promote education and lifelong learning Enhance social inclusion Contribute to combating poverty Improve the capacity of public administrations to serve
citizens and job-seekers better
http://ec.europa.eu/esf/main.jsp?catId=62&langId=en
The new proposal reinforces the role of the ESF: A higher minimum share of the budget allocated to each
category of regions Member States will have to concentrate ESF funding on a
limited number of objectives and investment priorities in line with the Europe 2020 strategy
A minimum share of 20% of the ESF dedicated to social inclusion actions
More support for social innovation, i.e. testing and scaling up innovative solutions to address social needs
European Social Fund 2014-2020
Greater participation by social partners & civil society in implementing ESF activities Participation by NGOs will be encouraged through capacity-
building, the promotion of community-led local development strategies and simplification of the delivery system
Greater emphasis on combating youth unemployment, promoting active & healthy ageing and supporting the most disadvantaged groups The Youth Employment Initiative would particularly support
young people not in education, employment or training by integrating them into the labour market
Equipment linked to investments in social & human capital will be eligible for support from the ESF, e.g. computers for schools
European Social Fund 2014-2020
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