Chancen aus Horizont 2020 für F&E Maßnahmen und digitale Technologien. Benno Weißner, ZENIT GmbH 26. November 2015, Krefeld

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1 Chancen aus Horizont 2020 für F&E Maßnahmen und digitale Technologien Benno Weißner, ZENIT GmbH 26. November 2015, Krefeld

2 Agenda a) ZENIT / Enterprise Europe Network b) HORIZON Acess to funding - Beispiele - Aktuelle Aufrufe - Unterstützung Seite 2

3 Daten und Fakten Zentrum für Innovation und Technik in Nordrhein-Westfalen GmbH Auftrag Förderung von Innovation und Technik, insbesondere in KMU in Nordrhein-Westfalen Management Dr. Herbert Rath (Geschäftsführer) Fakten und Zahlen ca. 3,8 Mio. Umsatz (2014) Non-Profit, Projektgeschäft Auftraggeber aus NRW, Bund und EU, gegründet 1984 Team 50 Beschäftigte Interdisziplinäre Zusammensetzung Seite 3

4 Beratungsfelder ZENIT Schwerpunkte und Kompetenzen Fördermittel Förderinformationen Bewertung von Projektideen Programmauswahl Antragsunterstützung Förderhotline ( ) Europa EU-Information Internationalisierungsberatung Kooperationspartnersuche Innovation Technologietransfer, Innovationsmanagement, Technologierecherchen und -gutachten Seite 4

5 Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) weltweit größtes KMU-Beratungsnetzwerk der EU-Kommission für Internationalisierungs- & Innovationsvorhaben Seite 5

6 Enterprise Europe Network in NRW: NRW.Europa In Nordrhein-Westfalen: Seite 6

7 ca. 600 Partnerorganisationen in mehr als 50 Ländern Seite 7

8 EU Förderprogramme Interreg Eurostars COSME SME Instrument Era Net Horizon PPI EIT EUREKA IRA SME CEF EFRE Fast Track to Innovation LIFE+

9 European Funding Warum europäische Förderprogramme? Anforderung: Projekt mit europäischen Mehrwert Andere Aspekte: - Umsetzung eines Exzellenzprojektes - Internationalisierung - Stabiler Rahmen für internationale Zusammenarbeit.- guter Förderrahmen Seite 9

10 Horizon 2020: Übersicht I. Excellent Science II. Industrial Leadership III. Societal Challenges Spreading excellence and widening participation European Research Council Future and Emerging Technologies (FET) Marie Skłodowska- Curie Actions Research Infrastructures LEIT Leadership in enabling and Industrial Technologies Information and communication technologies Nanotechnologies Advanced materials Biotechnology Advanced manufacturing and processing Space Access to Risk finance Innovation in SMEs Health, demographic change and wellbeing Food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine and maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy Secure, clean and efficient energy Smart, green and integrated transport Climate action, environment, ressource efficiency and raw materials Europe in a changing world - inclusive, innovative and reflective societies Secure Societies protecting freedom and security of Europe and its citizens Research with and for society Joint Research Center (JRC), non-nuclear Institut for Innovation and Technology (EIT) Seite 10

11 ICT Topics in Horizon 2020 I Excellent Science ICT basic research and research infrastructures Future and emerging technologien (FET) FET open FET proactive FET flagships ICT research infrastructures e-infrastructures II Industrial Leadership ICT as key and enabling technology Information and Communication Technolgoies (ICT) Components and Systems Advanced Computing /Cloud Computing Future Internet Content Technologies and Information Management Robotics and autonomous systems Key Enabling Technologies (Micro-/Nanoelectronics / Photonics) Innovation and Entrepreneurship Responsibility and Creativity International Cooperation Activities (China, Mexico) EU-Japan, -Brazil, -South Korea Innovation in SMEs III Societal Challenges ICT innovation in applications Health, demographic change and wellbeing service robotics, mobile health, ICT solutions for independent living Food security, sustainable agriculture Precision Farming Energy ICT solutions for efficient, safe and clean energy supply Transport Intelligent transport systems, logistics Climate and resource efficieny ICT solutions for efficient resource manangement Innovative society Co-Creation, inclusiveness, public and cultural space Secure Societies Critical Infrastr., digital security

12 Arbeitsprogramm 2016/17 Führende Rolle der Industrie Teil IKT Start: Oktober 2015 Laufzeit: 2 Jahre bis Dezember 2017 Gesamtbudget ca. 1,5 Mrd. Ausschreibungen: ICT 2016/2017 EU-Japan /EU -Brasilien/EU-Südkorea Innovationen in kleinen und mittleren Unternehmen (KMU Instrument) Schneller Weg zu Innovationen Pilot Fast Track to Innovation Fabrik der Zukunft (FoF) (Cross-cutting activities (Focus Areas)) Internet der Dinge (Cross-cutting activities (Focus Areas)) Intelligente Städte und Gemeinden (Cross-cutting activities (Focus Areas)) Source: NCP ICT

13 HORIZON 2020 Instruments Research and Innovation Action (RIA) 100% funding* Innovation Action (IA) 70% funding* SME Instrument 3 Phases, different funding Co-ordination and Support Activities (CSA) 100% funding* Fast track to Innovation (F2I) 70% funding* Pre-Commercial Procurement (PCP) 70% co-finaning for R&I- Services Public Procurement of innovative Solutions (PPI) 20% cofinancing for the buying of innovative solutions * 25% for indirect costs (Overheads) Seite 13

14 HORIZON 2020 Participant Portal Seite 14

15 Evaluation - Kriterien: - Impact (expected impact, Exploitation ) - Excellence (Progress beyond the State of the art.) - Implementation (Consortia, Projectmanagement ) Seite 15

16 Instrumente im Vergleich Research vs. Innovation, TRL, Market RIA IA Procurement Era Nets Eurostars FTI SME- Instr. Basic Research TRL 1-3 Applied R&I TRL 4-5 Demonstratio TRL 6-7 Market TRL 8-9 Seite 16

17 Example of an H2020 funded project II4MS The I4MS initiative (ICT Innovation for Manufacturing SMEs) of the European Commission launched in July 2013 (budget: 77M funding) targets to help SMEs and mid-caps in the manufacturing sector along three dimensions: - Provide access to competences that can help in assessing, planning and mastering the digital transformation. - Provide access to innovation networks of a broad spectrum of competences and best practice examples. - Provide financial support to SMEs and mid-caps on the demand and the supply side to master the digital transformation. Seite 17

18 Example of an H2020 funded project HORSE From Project costs EUR ,25 Call: H2020-FoF-2015 (Innovation Action) Smart integrated Robotics system for SMEs controlled by Internet of Things based on dynamic manufacturing processes HORSE aims to bring a leap forward in the manufacturing industry proposing a new flexible model of smart factory involving collaboration of humans, robots, AGV s (Autonomous Guided Vehicles) and machinery to realize industrial tasks in an efficient manner. HORSE proposes to foster technology deployment towards SMEs by developing a methodological and technical framework for easy adaptation of robotic solutions and by setting up infrastructures and environments that will act as clustering points for selected application areas in manufacturing and for product life cycle management (production and/or maintenance and/or product end of life).. Partner: 14 Seite 18

19 Example of an H2020 funded project Novihum pilot plant From 2015 EU contribution: confidental Call: SME Instrument, Phase 2 Coordinator Novihum GmbH Dortmund, GERMANY Project Pilot plant (Demonstration) for Novihum Novihum is generated from the natural product lignite. As the deposits of rock salt or clay lignite takes a long period of time to develop. Plants grow, die, and thus fertile humus develops. New generations of plants live on it. In the case of lignite, however, the development takes a different route. In the course of its development nutrients and many other features that make humus so valuable get lost. Seite 19

20 Unterstützung NCP System (Source: NCP Biotechnology) 22 official National Contact Points in Germany National NCP Coordinator Legal and Financial aspects SMEs* Access to Finance* * In liaison with EEN European Research Council Future and Emerging Technologies Marie Skłodowska-Curie actions on skills, training and career development European research infrastructures Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Nanotechnologies, advanced materials and advanced manufacturing and processing Space Health, demographic change and wellbeing Food security, sustainable agriculture, marine and maritime research and the bio-economy & Biotechnology Secure, clean and efficient energy Smart, green and integrated transport Climate action, resource efficiency and raw materials Inclusive, innovative, reflective societies Security Widening Participation Science with and for Society Euratom Joint Research Center (JRC)**

21 Unterstützung Beratungsangebot von ZENIT / NRW.Europa Kostenfreie Erstberatung Check von Projektskizzen auf Förderfähigkeit im Rahmen öffentlicher Förderprogramme Empfehlung für ein dem Projektziel angemessenes Programm Einmaliger kostenfreier Antrags-Check vor der Einreichung beim Projektträger Partnersuche für FuE-Projekte auf europäischer Ebene Link und Beratungshotline: Seite 21

22 Kooperationsbörsen Gezielte Zusammenführung kooperationswilliger Organisationen aus ganz Europa Basis: Online-Kataloge mit Kooperationsprofilen Teilnehmer können sich ihre Gesprächspartner im Vorfeld auswählen und den Termin vorbereiten Bilaterale Gespräche für jeden Teilnehmer individuell organisiert Meist im Rahmen von Messen oder Kongressen Mehrwert

23 Kooperationsbörsen / Veranstaltungen Auswahl FUTURE MATCH 2016 auf der CeBIT, Partnering zu ERA SME, CORNET und Eurostars, , Aachen Innovationskonferenz New Materials Niederlande NRW, , Neuß Photonics / Vision Fair, 01./02. Juni 2016, Veldhoven

24 Wo finden Sie uns? Benno Weißner ZENIT GmbH Zentrum für Innovation und Technik in NRW Bismarckstr Mülheim an der Ruhr