H2020 - Reto Social 2 WP2018-2020. Oportunidades para el sector de la producción y sanidad animal.

El programa PRIMA.

Marta Conde Punto Nacional de Contacto Reto Social 2, Biotecnología y PRIMA División de Programas Europeos Dirección de Programas Europeos, Espacio y Retornos Tecnológicos CDTI E.P.E.

marta.conde@cdti.es Tel: 915815562

8ª Reunión Grupo Consultivo VET+i, 17 de Abril de 2018

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Societal

Challenges

Industrial

Technologies

Excellent

Science

BUDGET

H2020 – Framework Programme for Research & Innovation

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€ 482 M € 756 M

SC2 – Timeline

2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020

Strategic Programme

Work Programme 1 Strategic Programme

Work Programme 2 Strategic Programme

WP 3 (18-19) WP 4

(2020)

SC2 WP 2018-2020. 1.333M€

SC 2 WP2018-2020 The policy context

• Global commitments •European policies

CAP & EIP-AGRI

Integrated Maritime and common fisheries policies

Climate & energy

Bioeconomy strategy Circular economy

Digital single market

Source: European Commission & REA

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Call Blue

Growth

Call Sustainable Food

Security

Call Rural Reinassance

LC

Low Carbon

DT

Digitisation

CE

Circular Economy

WP 2018-2020.- 3 Calls & 3 Virtual Focus areas

WP published – 27th October 2017

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Call/Budget year

2018 2019 2020 Total %

SFS 218,7 296 213 727,8 54,6%

BG 77,5 89 72 238,5 17,9%

RUR 102,4 74 96 272,4 20,4% Other actions 60,8 21,1 10,1 95 7,1%

Total 459,5 483,1 391,1 1.333,7 100%

WP 2018-2020.- The Budget*

SC2 WP 2018-2020 1.333 millones de euros

Presupuesto en millones de euros

*Información susceptible de sufrir modificaciones en la publicación oficial en el Portal del Participante

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CALL

Sustainable Food Security

(SFS)

SC2 – WP 18-20 – Sustainable Food Security

€ 753 million to use our resources more wisely and nourish people more sustainably

Going global: 112 M€ for joint actions with Africa and China

• ERANETs in agri-food

2019 - C. International veterinary vaccinology

• Climate-smart farming

2019- Mixed farming & agroforesty systems (RIA – 7M€)

• Animal welfare

2019 – Precion livestock farming (IA- 6M€)

• Anti-microbials and animal production

2019 – Alternatives to anti-microbials (RIA- 6M€)

• African Swine fever

2019 (IA – 10M€)

• Alternative proteins

2019- (IA- 8M€)

Sustainable Food Security topics (2018-2020)

From functional ecosystems to healthy food

Environment/ Climate-smart

Food production and

consumption

Building capacities

• EU-China

2019 Food safety controls. (RIA – 4M€)

Targeted international cooperation

Source: European Commission & REA

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CALL

Blue Growth (BG)

€ 239 million to sustainably harvest the potential of aquatic and marine

resources, while protecting biodiversity and enhancing climate resilience

• Multi-use of the

marine space, offshore and near-shore: pilot demonstrators (BG-05, 18 M€)

….aquaculture….

• Sustainable European aquaculture 4.0: nutrition and breeding (BG-04, 24 M€)

Blue Growth topics (2018-2020)

Climate-Ocean

Sustainable food chains

De-risking Investments

Land-Sea Connection

International cooperation

• All Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance Flagship (BG-08, 64 M€)

…aquaculture….

Societal challenge 2 calls

Source: European Commission & REA

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CALL

Rural Renaissance

(RUR)

€ 263 million for rural territories to become smarter, younger, greener more

circular and better connected

€ 263 million for rural territories to become smarter, younger, greener more circular and better connected

Invest in businesses:

125 M€ for developing small scale refineries, boosting regional bioeconomy and innovative supply chains

Invest in people:

41 M€ to boost innovation, co-creation and exploitation of knowledge by improving skills and innovation systems

Invest in policies fit for the future:

60 M€ to modernize policies to favour generation renewal and greater resilience and public goods delivery

Go digital:

37 M€ to take make the promises of the digital revolution come true for farmers and rural people

Societal challenge 2 calls SC2 – WP 18-20 – Rural Renaissance

Tips & Resources

Opening Submission

procedure Stage Deadline

Info to appli-

cants

Grant Agree-

ments

16 Oct. 201 8

single stage Single stage 23 Jan. 2019 ?? ??

2-stages

1st stage 23 Jan. 2019 ?? -

2nd stage 4 Sept. 2019 ?? ??

Call deadlines – Topics 2019

Infoday Societal Challenge 2 – 25 & 26 June 2018 - Brussels

The Europe 2020 Flagship Initiative “Innovation Union” specifies European Innovation Parnerships (EIP) as a new tool for speeding up innovation through linking existing policies and instruments. EIP “Agricultural Productivity and Sustainability” (COM(2012)79): Fostering a competitive and sustainable agriculture and forestry sector that “achieves more from less”: promoting synergies between CAP RD and H2020 policies

EIPs will not act as a new instrument or programme EIPs do not have any funding attached to them, BUT…

EIP-AGRI

Funding for:

OG preparation

OG projects

Innovation support services

CAP /Rural development (regional/national level)

Farmers

NGOs Advisors

Researchers Agri-

business

Operational Group

• Research projects

• Multi-actor projects and thematic networks

(interactive innovation)

(European projects)

OPERATIONAL GROUP

Involvement of OGs is strongly recommended

Unique EU knowledge repository of contacts and practice abstracts

EIP network(s)

WP at a glance CAP Rural Development…..EIP AGRI……H2020

Source: European Commission & REA

Source: Inge Van Oost- CE - DG AGRI

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SC2 2014 – 2017. Participation. Accumulated (SC2)

Actividades Socios Particip. Subvención

KBBE

FP7

Nº Lider Nº Nº Euros (M€) % %UE %UE

REINO UNIDO 174 36 208 430 148,9 12,0% 13,5% 14,9%

FRANCIA 176 39 201 407 137,3 11,1% 12,5% 9,5%

ALEMANIA 169 24 218 371 119,9 9,7% 10,9% 13,8%

ITALIA 192 23 235 436 118,3 9,6% 10,8% 8,6%

ESPAÑA 186 23 243 423 112,9 9,1% 10,3% 9,2%

HOLANDA 146 23 130 292 104,3 8,4% 9,5% 12,1%

NORUEGA 85 10 73 149 66,7 5,4%

BELGICA 133 10 139 252 64,5 5,2% 5,9% 6,6%

DINAMARCA 90 10 59 146 48.9 4,0% 4,4% 5,3%

SUECIA 90 6 64 124 39.8 3,2% 3,6% 3,7%

GRECIA 85 9 77 135 33.7 2,7% 3,1% 2,0%

IRLANDA 70 5 41 106 29.0 2,4% 2,6% 2,5%

PORTUGAL 88 2 76 128 28.6 2,3% 2,6% 2,0%

FINLANDIA 52 6 42 82 21.8 1,8% 2,0% 2,8%

AUSTRIA 55 2 46 74 16.8 1,4% 1,5% 2,5%

POLONIA 69 1 52 83 13.9 1,1% 1,3% 0,9%

OTROS 95 0 309 358 130.6 10,6% 5,5%

Total: 238 2.632 4.591 1.236,4

UE 28: 1.099,6

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SC2 2014 – 2017.

Participation of MAIN ENTITIES (SC2)

Entidad N. Actividades N. Act. Lideradas

CSIC 37 5 IRTA 15 1 INIA 20 0 AZTI 10 0 U. CORDOBA 6 0 U. ALMERIA 5 1 U. POLITECNICA DE MADRID 10 0 IEO 7 0 U. POLITECNICA DE VALENCIA 7 0 U. LERIDA 5 0 CETMAR 4 0 FCC AQUALIA 1 0 U. POLITECNICA DE CARTAGENA 2 1 U. BARCELONA 5 1 MINECO 7 0 U. CANTABRIA 4 0 U. COMPLUTENSE DE MADRID 3 0 U. LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARIA 3 0 GMV 1 1 INTIA 8 0 U. SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA 5 1 LEITAT 3 0 CDTI 5 0 BSC - BARCELONA SUPERCOMPUTING CENTER

3 0

CIHEAM-IAMZ 3 1 IVIA 3 0 BIORIZON BIOTECH SL 1 0 CRESA 1 1

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SC2 2014 – 2017.

Participation per Region

Actividades Socios Participaciones Subvención

Nº Líder Nº Nº (M Euros) %Total ES

MADRID 75 5 31 93 27,5 24,4%

CATALUÑA 54 6 42 77 23,5 20,8%

ANDALUCIA 40 2 31 50 12,6 11,2%

VALENCIA 28 2 22 35 9,9 8,8%

GALICIA 23 1 16 30 6,7 6,0%

ARAGON 13 3 17 20 6,4 5,7%

PAIS VASCO 23 0 19 31 6,2 5,5%

MURCIA 10 2 12 16 4,4 3,9%

NAVARRA 16 1 11 21 4,3 3,8%

CANARIAS 7 0 3 7 2,3 2,0%

CASTILLA Y LEON 10 0 12 12 2,1 1,9%

ASTURIAS 6 0 7 7 1,8 1,6%

CASTILLA-LA MANCHA 2 1 4 4 1,5 1,4%

CANTABRIA 4 0 3 6 1,4 1,3%

ISLAS BALEARES 6 0 6 7 1,1 1,0%

LA RIOJA 2 0 2 2 0,6 0,5%

EXTREMADURA 4 0 5 5 0,5 0,4%

186 23 243 423 112,8 100%

COMUNIDAD

www.cdti.es www.prima-med.org

Partnership for Research and Innovation in the

Mediterranean Area

Research and Innovation initiative to develop and implement innovative solutions for the sustainable food production and the efficient management of hydric resources (availability and water demand) in the Mediterranean area.

Current Budget: €494 million (in 10 years)

• €220 million EU contribution • €274 million PS contributions (+ PS in-kind contributions: €121,5 million)

Current number of Participating States: 19

http://prima-med.org

www.cdti.es www.prima-med.org

Common Mediterranean Challenges

• Climate change

The Mediterranean is one of the most vulnerable regions to climate change and is predicted to become even warmer and drier than it already is. The main effects are regional water shortages, with major impacts on agriculture and food security affecting, soils sustainability and crop yields.

• Population growth and food security

Due to demographic growth, there will be some 520 million persons to feed in the region by 2020 (CIHEAM, 2015). Mediterranean agriculture is globally less and less able to provide sufficient food for its population.

• Water scarcity and overexploitation of natural resources

Mediterranean water resources are limited and often of low quality, fragile and unevenly distributed in space and time. Under the arid and semi-arid conditions of the Mediterranean basin, the various forms of land degradation, particularly erosion and salinization, are sharply felt.

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3 Thematic areas

PRIMA - SRIA

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Based upon:

• Decision (EU) 2017/1324

• Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda ( SRIA)

• Relevant R&I projects in the Mediterranean region (ERANETMED and ARIMNET)

• Aligned with Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) of United Nations 2030 .

PRIMA: Annual Work Plan 2018

Reference documents http://prima-med.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/PRIMA-Annual-Work-Plan-2018.pdf

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19 countries

11 EU countries: Cyprus, Croatia, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, Luxemburg, Malta, Portugal , Slovenia and Spain

8 Non-EU countries: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Israel, Lebanon, Morocco , Tunisia , Turkey

At least 3 countries: At least 1 EU country And 1 country bordering

the Mediterranean Sea

PRIMA Programme structure – AWP 2018

Section 1 HORIZON 2020 Like

3 calls

3 topics (1topic/call)

18,3 million €

Section 2 ERA-NET

Like

1 call 9 topics

30 million €

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Sección 1 Sección 2

Acciones de Investigación e Innovación (RIA) y Acciones de Innovación (IA) según la definición

de Horizonte 2020. Serán gestionadas y financiadas por la Fundación PRIMA

Actividades de Investigación e Innovación (RIA). Convocatoria organizada y gestionada por PRIMA y financiada con fondos nacionales de las agencias

financiadoras participantes en PRIMA

Financiación: Fundación PRIMA (tipo H2020)

Financiación España: CDTI AEI-MINECO

Presentación en 2 fases:

Fase 1: cierra 17/04/2018 Fase 2: cierra 15/09/2018

Presentación en 2 fases:

Fase 1: cierra 27/03/2018 Fase 2: cierra 4 /09/2018

Presupuesto: 18,3 M€ Presupuesto total: 30M€ España: CDTI 1M€, AEI-MINECO: 2 M€

3 Thematic areas

PRIMA: Convocatorias 2018

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Towards FP9!

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What does the future hold for Bioeconomy?

• Global commitments

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Food BioIndustries Marine

Resources Agriculture & Forestry

Marine & maritime

What does the future hold for Bioeconomy?

CIRCULAR ECONOMY

Representante en el Comité de Programa Reto social 2

José Manuel González (CDTI)

josemanuel.gonzalez@cdti.es

Puntos Nacionales de Contacto (NCP) Reto Social 2, JTI-BBI y PRIMA

Marta Conde (CDTI)

marta.conde@cdti.es

Jesús Escudero (INIA)

jesus.escudero@inia.es

Marta de Diego (CDTI) – JTI de Bioindustrias

marta.dediego@cdti.es

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