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EU Research Funding

(on Future Internet activities)

• today and tomorrow

An overview

EUROVIEW 2011 02/08/11 Würzburg

Rüdiger Martin European Commission – Directorate General “Information Society and Media” – Directorate D “Converged Networks and Services” – Unit D1 “Future Networks”

ICT in Framework Programme 7 (FP7) - Where do we stand?

[Behind us]

– ICT Calls for Proposals under Work Programmes 2007-08, 2009-10 and 2011-12

• >4200 M€ of EU funding committed
• >1200 projects launched
• >11700 participations
• >3900 distinct organisations

– Calls under two Joint Technology Initiatives (JTIs) Artemis and Eniac and the Ambient Assisted Living Joint Programme (AAL) in 2008 - 2010

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ICT in Framework Programme 7 (FP7) - Where do we go?

[Ahead of us]

– ICT Work Programme 2011-12 Calls 8 and 9

• ~1350 M€ funding

– ICT Work Programme 2013  Bridging into the next Framework Programme Horizon 2020 (Common Strategic Framework for Future EU Research and Innovation Funding – CFS)

• >1500 M€ funding

– JTIs + AAL WPs 2011, 2012, 2013

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Network and service infrastructures

• 1.1: Future Networks supporting the convergence and interoperability of

heterogeneous mobile, wired and wireless broadband network technologies

– novel Internet architectures; network management and operation frameworks, wireless and mobile broadband systems and ultra-high capacity all-optical networks, satcoms

• 1.2: Cloud computing, Internet of Services & advanced software

engineering

– technologies specific to the networked, distributed dimension of software and the access to services and data

• 1.4: Trustworthy ICT

– security in networked service and computing environments; trust, privacy and claims management infrastructures; data policy, governance and socio-economic aspects of trustworthy ICT

• 1.6: Future Internet Research and Experimentation (FIRE)

– FIRE Federation – FIRE Experimentation – Coordination and support 160 M€

160 M€ 70 M€ 25 M€

Deadline: 17/1/12 C h a l l e n g e 1

80 M€

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Objective 2011.1.1: Future Networks

• Call 8, 160M€

Target Outcome Development of energy-efficient future network infrastructures that support the convergence and interoperability

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heterogeneous mobile, wired and wireless broadband network technologies

Common Strategic Framework (CSF) for EU Research and Innovation: Horizon 2020

Why a Common Strategic Framework? EU research and innovation funding has lots of benefits …

• Enable cross-border pooling of resources to achieve critical mass

and diffusion of knowledge

• Promote competition in research and innovation, thereby raising

levels of excellence

• Offers a wide range of training possibilities
• Provides a way to deal with pan-European policy challenges
• Raises the international attractiveness of EU research and

innovation

• Act as a catalyzer for development of common solutions
• Financial instruments with high leverage

Common Strategic Framework (CSF) for EU Research and Innovation: Horizon 2020

Why a Common Strategic Framework? … but also shortcomings

• Complexity – too many instruments and funding mechanisms,

complex landscape

• Further simplification – less variation in rules, simpler audits and

controls, avoid duplicate information

• Better strategy for innovation – involve users, how to

commercialize results, generate impacts

• Need to focus resources – with critical mass to address the grand

challenges

• Broaden participation – industry, SMEs, new Member States,

women, new innovation actors

• Clearer agendas – driven by scientific, industrial, social objectives

• Scope:
• The Framework Programme for research, technological development

and demonstration (currently FP7, €53 billion 2007-2013)

• The Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP)

(€3.6 billion 2007-2013)

• The European Institute for Innovation and Technology (EIT) (€309

million 2007-2013)

• One framework decision setting up Horizon 2020 – Framework

Programme for Research and Innovation

• Three specific programmes:
• Raising excellence in the science base
• Tackling societal challenges
• Creating industrial leadership and competitive frameworks
• One set of Rules for Participation and Dissemination
• Coherent set of funding instruments along the whole innovation

chain

• Basis for far reaching simplification of rules and procedures

Common Strategic Framework (CSF) for EU Research and Innovation: Horizon 2020

• EU budget review
• Financial Regulation revision
• Green Paper: common

strategic framework for EU R&D and innovation funding

• FP7 interim evaluation
• Multi-annual Financial

Framework (MFF) proposal

• Horizon2020 proposals

2010 2011 2012

• FP simplification communication
• EU2020 Strategy
• Digital Agenda for Europe
• Innovation Union
• Other Europe 2020

Flagship Initiatives

2013

• Horizon2020 decisions
• Multi-annual Financial

Framework decision

Timeline

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2011: Key year to define CSF enveloppe

> 1300 questionnaire responses >775 position papers ⭛ 65% of respondents received FP7 funding CSF = Horizon2020 29/06/2011: €80 billion for Horizon2020 (46% increase, 7.8% of MFF)

Landscape of Future Internet Activities in Europe

• Constituency building
• Future research trends
• FIA constituency impact
• FIA conference & workshops
• FIA scientific book

Started 2008

• Constituency building
• Future research trends
• FIA constituency impact
• FIA conference & workshops
• FIA scientific book

Started 2008

FIA

European National Research Pilots Policy

100 projects covering research in communications, networks, media technologies, software and services, trust and security and the Internet of things. Started: 2006 100 projects covering research in communications, networks, media technologies, software and services, trust and security and the Internet of things. Started: 2006

FP7 Challenge 1

Innovation

Representatives of EU Member states and FP7 associated countries. Started 2009 Representatives of EU Member states and FP7 associated countries. Started 2009

FI Forum

Innovation oriented FI research partnership Started: 2011 Innovation oriented FI research partnership Started: 2011

FI-PPP

More than 15 European countries have national FI focussed RTD & Innov. actions ongoing. More than 15 European countries have national FI focussed RTD & Innov. actions ongoing.

National FI Initiatives

• European Council
• European Parliament
• Committee of Regions
• Economic & Social Committee
• European Council
• European Parliament
• Committee of Regions
• Economic & Social Committee

European Institutions

• CELTIC (communications)
• CATRENE (nano-electronics)
• EURIPIDES (microsystems)
• ITEA2 (software)
• CELTIC (communications)
• CATRENE (nano-electronics)
• EURIPIDES (microsystems)
• ITEA2 (software)

EUREKA

• Japan
• United States
• Canada
• China
• Brazil
• Japan
• United States
• Canada
• China
• Brazil

FI in international context

ICT-KIC ICT-KIC

EIT

Body of EU research projects to push the frontiers and achieve better synergies Increase EU-level coordination, increase critical mass

Future Internet Assembly (FIA) Future Internet Forum (FIF) Future Internet PPP(*)

S t r e n g t h e n i n d u s t r i a l l e a d e r s h i p , m a x i m i s e i m p a c t

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Future Internet in FP7 – Approach taken

(*) PPP = Public Private Partnership

Future Internet Assembly

• A living body

Future Internet Public Private Partnership Trust, Security, Privacy FIRE Future Internet Research & Experimentation Network Architecture and Mobility Content creation and delivery Internet of “Things” Services Architectures

Future Internet Assembly

At FIA Budapest Framework Programme 7 ICT Challenge 1: ”Pervasive and Trusted Network and Service Infrastructures”

D1 Directorate D Directorate F D and F D2 D3 D4 F4 F5 Task Force

Future Internet Assembly

• A living body

FIA Status, after PPP calls and Call 7

Total FIA projects: 133 Total “FIA organisations”: 770 More than 1 Billion EUR invested

• What are the long term societal and economic trends of future

"online societies"?

• How could these trends impact the underlying network and service

technologies?

• How can these trends subsequently drive research requirements?

FIA Conference Poznan, 24-26 October 2011 (www.fi-poznan.eu)

Research Roadmapping Pre-standardisation International collaboration FI Architecture Management, Mana Linked open data FI for Enterprises

FIA @ Work

Real World Internet, IoT Future Content Networks FIA Book, results, impact Services, FISE Experiments, FIRE Trust, Security Future Networks Multiple FIA Working Groups at Work

Future Internet Forum - FIF

• Forum of Member States – chaired by the Commission
• Progress towards a common Future Internet requires

– not only mastering of core technological developments, – but also a better networking of knowledge, people, skills, and users within Europe, taking into account the specificities of Member States strengths and their ambitions.

• More than 20 countries networked
• Network Member States’ Future Internet programmes
• Mapping – what is done where

Future Internet Platform

Trade-offs:  Private/Public  Infrastructure  Openness  Regulation

EU Policies EU Policies ICT technology research ICT applications research

Future Internet PPP: Beyond R&D

 + user-driven  + social benefit  - time to market

Application Pull Technology push

European Technology Platforms European Technology Platforms

ICT Programme Challenge 1

Competitiveness & Innovation Programme ICT-PSP

The FI PPP

“Smarter” infrastructures and business processes through tighter integration with the Internet

Leverage two trends:

• 1. Move towards an enhanced Internet
• 2. Move towards “smarter” business processes

Application domains in health, transport, environment, energy, logistics,   Holistic technology + Application approach  Foster cross-sector industrial partnerships and “user” driven innovation Leveraging the value of “networked” Leveraging the value of “networked” Turning data into value Turning data into value More INTELLIGENCE More INTELLIGENCE More FLEXIBILITY More FLEXIBILITY More EFFICIENCY More EFFICIENCY Getting green and sustainable Getting green and sustainable

Future Internet Public Private Partnership – Programme Architecture

SME Innovation 3rd Call Use Case Expansion Phase

CALL 3

Up to 5 Trials

CALL 2

Obj 1.8 Use Case Trials Obj 1.8 Use Case Trials Obj 1.9 Capacity Building FI-WARE Technology Foundation INFINITY: Capacity Building & Infrastructure

ENVIROFI

CALL 1

CONCORD: Programme Facilitation & Support

2011 2010 2012 2013 2014 2015 PHASE 3 PHASE 1 PHASE 2

FICONTENT

USE CASES

OUTSMART SAFECITY FINSENY SMARTAGRIFOOD INSTANT MOBILITY FINEST

TF Continuation

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EX-FI FISI ceFIMS SESERV SPARC REWIND EU-MESH

ALPHA EURO-NF NEWCOM++ OMEGA E3 4WARD TRILOGY SENSEI BONE

WALTER UCELLS

EPIFSANS

SMOOTH-IT MOMENT AUTOI CODIV MIMAX MULTI-BASE SENDORA SOCRATES sISI MOBILEWEB2.0 ROCKET DAVINCI PSIRP N-CRAVE SARDANA CHIANTI SFER A EIFFEL ETN A DICONET PHYDAS WHERE WIMAGIC REDESIGN HURRICANE ARAGORN CARMEN

FUTON

eMobility Networld

EUWB

C-CAST MOBITHIN

Future Internet Technologies

Radio Access and Spectrum Use Converged and Optical Networks

Call1-5 Future Networks Project Portfolio & Clusters

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