How
to Write a Competitive Proposal for Framework 6
(A
Research Managers Handbook)
Published
January 2004
How
to Purchase the Handbook www.hyperion.ie/orderhandbook.htm
Table
of Contents
Chapter
1: Introduction and Quick Overview of Framework 6
Chapter
2: Background to Framework 6
Chapter
3: How Proposals are Evaluated
Chapter
4: The Research Priorities
Chapter
5: The New Instruments
Chapter
6: Legal and Financial Rules
Chapter
7: How to Find the Best Partners
Chapter
8: How to Write the Project Management
Chapter
9: How to Write the Potential Impact of the Proposal
Chapter
10: How to Explain the Relevance to EU Policy
Chapter
11: Writing the Proposal
Chapter
12: What is your Strategy for Framework 6?
Annex
1: Part A and B of the Proposal
Annex
2: The Evaluation Forms
Annex
3: Handbook Websites
Chapter
1: Introduction and Quick Overview of Framework 6
|
Where
to get information on Framework 6 |
|
The
Structure of Framework 6 |
|
Example
of a ‘Call for Proposals’ |
|
The
Research Priorities (Quick Overview) |
|
The
New Instruments (Quick Overview) |
|
The
Structure of a Proposal |
|
The
Evaluation Criteria (Quick Overview) |
|
Partners
in a Proposal (Quick Overview) |
|
Roles
of the Partners in a Consortium (Quick Overview) |
|
Submitting
Integrated Projects and Networks
of Excellence |
|
Payments
in Framework 6 Contracts |
|
What
is your Strategy for Framework 6? |
|
The
Secrets of Framework 6 |
|
The
Players in Framework 6 |
|
Political
Background to Framework 6 |
|
Background
to the Research Priorities |
|
Background
to the Evaluation Criteria |
|
The
Green Paper on Innovation (1995) |
|
Towards
a European Research Area (1999) |
|
The
Lisbon Declaration (2000) |
|
Other
Political Priorities influencing Framework 6 |
|
Fears
of the European Commission |
|
Expert
Groups contributing to Framework 6 |
|
Priority
1: Genomics and Biotechnology for Health |
|
Priority
2: Information Society Technologies |
|
Priority
3: Nano, Multifunctional Materials and Processes |
|
Priority
4: Aeronautics and Aerospace |
|
Priority
5: Food Quality and Safety |
|
Priority
6: Sustainable Development,Global Change,Ecosystems |
|
Priority
7: Citizens Governance in a Knowledge Society |
|
The
8th Priority |
|
Horizontal
Research Areas involving SMEs |
|
Specific
Measures in Support of International Cooperation |
|
Research
and Innovation |
|
Research
Infrastructures |
|
Science
and Society |
|
Co-ordination
of European Research |
|
Networking
of National Research Activities |
|
EURATOM |
|
The
New Instruments versus the Old Instruments |
|
How
the Instruments are used in Framework 6 |
|
Comparison:
Integrated Projects & Networks of Excellence |
|
The
Integrated Projects (IP) |
|
The
Networks of Excellence (NOE) |
|
Article
169 |
|
STREPs |
|
Co-ordination
Actions (CA) |
|
Specific
Support Actions (SSA) |
|
CRAFT
and Collective Research |
|
Marie
Curie Fellowships |
|
Research
Infrastructures |
|
Which
Instrument will you use? |
|
The
Model Contract |
|
The
IPR-Helpdesk |
|
Contractual
Differences between Framework 5 and 6 |
|
The
Consortium Agreement |
|
Consortium
Agreement Checklist |
|
Model
Consortium Agreements |
|
European
Economic Interest Group |
|
Subcontractors
in Framework 6 |
|
Differences
between ‘Claims’ in Framework 5 and 6 |
|
Form
A3 and Eligible Costs |
|
The
Cost Models and how to calculate ‘Overhead’ |
|
Who
can use the different Cost Models |