SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES: ÜBERBLICK ZU … · FOUNDATIONS FOR TOMORROW’S INDUSTRY TRANSFORMING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY INDUSTRIAL SUSTAINABILITY Deadlines 5. Februar 2020 (Einstufig)

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SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES: ÜBERBLICK ZU TRANSNATIONALEN/HORIZON2020 EINREICHMÖGLICHKEITEN

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SMART CITIES & COMMUNITIES (SCC) - EINLEITUNG

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Zentrale Fragestellungen:

• Wie stark sind SCC-Themen in den Programmen von Horizon 2020 verankert?

• Wie positioniert sich Österreichs SCC-Community in den EU-Programmen?

• Welche Stärkefelder der österreichischen SCC-Community sind erkennbar?

• Wie korrelieren die für SCC relevanten Programme auf nationaler und EU-Ebene?

• Wer sind die wesentlichen Stakeholder in der SCC-Community auf europäischer und nationaler Ebene?

LINK: Themendossier Smart Cities & Communities

https://www.ffg.at/sites/default/files/themendossier-scc_final_logos_final.pdf

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HORIZON 2020 – DIE STRUKTUR

Ziel:Wissenschaftsbasis

1. ERC2. Future and Emerging

Technologies (FET)3. Marie Curie4. Forschungs-

infrastrukturen

Ziel:Wachstum

1. Schlüsseltechnologien2. Risikofinanzierung3. Innovation in KMU

Ziel:Gesellschaftliche Probleme

1. Gesundheit2. Ernährung, Biowirtschaft3. Energie4. Verkehr5. Klimaschutz, Umwelt, Rohstoffe6. Integrative, innovative &

reflektive Gesellschaften7. Sichere Gesellschaften

Europäisches Innovations- und Technologieinstitut (EIT)

Joint Research Centre(JRC)

Wissenschafts-exzellenz

Führende Rolle der Industrie

Gesellschaftliche Herausforderungen

Joint ProgrammingInitiative (JPI)

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HIER IST PLATZ FÜR DEN TITEL IHRER POWERPOINT-PRÄSENTATION MIT MAXIMAL 3 ZEILEN VORGESEHEN.

Siegfried Loicht I Nationale Kontaktstelle

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SICHERE, SAUBERE UND EFFIZIENTE ENERGIE


SOCIETAL CHALLENGE 3 - SICHERE, SAUBERE UND EFFIZIENTE ENERGIE

Calls 2020

BUILDING A LOW-CARBON, CLIMATE RESILIENT FUTURE: SECURE, CLEAN AND EFFICIENT ENERGY

CONTRIBUTION: NEXT-GENERATION BATTERIES

CONTRIBUTION: COMPETITIVE, LOW CARBON AND CIRCULAR INDUSTRIES

Deadlineskeine 2-stufigen Einreichungeneinstufig: 15. bzw. 29. Jan / 1. bzw. 10 Sep. 2020 (vom Topic

abhängig)

Ansprechperson Siegfried Loicht, [email protected], 05-7755-4304

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mailto:[email protected]


PRIORITÄTEN CALL 2020

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Buildings in energy transition

Global leadership in renewables

Smart and clean energy for consumers

Smart citizen-centred energysystem

Smart Cities and Communities, Smart Airports

Near-zero CO2 emissions (fossil fuel power plants and carbon intensive industries)

Joint Actions Cross-cuttingissues

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BUILDINGS IN ENERGY TRANSITION (B4E) – 14 TOPICS (1)

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• LC-SC3-B4E-1-2020: Towards highly energy efficient and decarbonised buildings - CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-2-2020: Stimulating demand for sustainable energy skills in the building sector - CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-3-2020*: Upgrading smartness of existing buildings through innovations for legacy equipment – IA

• LC-SC3-B4E-4-2020: Next-generation of Energy Performance Assessment and Certification - CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-5-2020*: Integrated design concepts for energy-efficient ICT in buildings - IA

• LC-SC3-B4E-6-2020*: Big data for buildings - IA

• LC-SC3-B4E-7-2020: EU building stock data 4.0 - CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-8-2020*: Renewable and energy efficient solutions for heating and/or cooling, and domestic hot water production in multi-apartment residential buildings – IA

*Beitrag zur “Energy Efficient Buildings-Initiative” (EEB)

SC3 - SICHERE, SAUBERE UND EFFIZIENTE ENERGIE


BUILDINGS IN ENERGY TRANSITION (B4E) – 14 TOPICS (2)

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• LC-SC3-B4E-9-2020: Support to the coordination of EU smart buildings innovation community -CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-10-2020*: Self-assessment and self-optimisation of buildings and appliances for a better energy performance - IA

• LC-SC3-B4E-11-2020: Financing for energy efficiency investments - Smart Finance for Smart Buildings - CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-12-2020: National roundtables to implement the Smart Finance for Smart Buildings initiative - CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-13-2020: Aggregation - Project Development Assistance - CSA

• LC-SC3-B4E-14-2020: Enabling next-generation of smart energy services valorising energy efficiency and flexibility at demand-side - CSA



SMART CITIES AND COMMUNITIES

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• LC-SC3-SCC-1-2018-2019-2020: Smart Cities and Communities

• IA, einstufig, 15-20 Mio €/Projekt, 55 Mio € Budget, DL: 29.1.2020

Scope:• Integrated innovative solutions for Positive

Energy Blocks/Districts• developed, tested and performance-

monitored in the Lighthouse Cities • interaction and integration between the

buildings, the users and the larger energy system

• deployment of electro-mobility, its impact on the energy system and its integration in planning.

Conditions: • 2 Lighthouse Cities + min. 5 Fellow Cities• Lighthouse Cities must have a validated

Sustainable Energy Action Plans (SEAP) or similar embitious by call deadline!

• Indicatively, 6 -8 Mio € for a Lighthouse city; 0,5-1.0 Mio € for a Fellow city


Example Project: Smarter Together

https://www.smarter-together.eu/


SMART AIRPORTS

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• LC-SC3-SA-1-2020: Smart Airports

• IA, einstufig, 12 Mio €/Projekt, 12 Mio € Budget, DL: 29.1.2020

Conditions: • 1 Lighthouse Airport + 2 Fellow Airports

Scope:Holistic perspective – address systematically the following activity areas:A) Smart use of biofuels in airports and

other relevant alternative fuels in aircraft (2/3 of project budget)

B) Smart Energy in airports (1/3 of project budget)



SMART AND CLEAN ENERGY FOR CONSUMERS

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• LC-SC3-EC-5-2020: Supporting public authorities in driving the energy transition

• CSA, einstufig, 1-1,5 Mio €/Projekt, 9 Mio € Budget, DL: 10.9.2020

Scope:b) Supporting the delivery of the Energy Efficiency Directive• Actions assisting Member States to fulfil their

obligations under the Energy Efficiency Directive (EED)

• address e.g. harmonisation of energy savings calculations

Scope:a) Support to local and regional public authorities:• Support public authorities in the

development of policy scenarios and transition roadmaps

• Deliver innovative capacity-building programmes for cities and/or regions

• Innovative ways to enable public engagement in the energy transition

close link to Covenant of Mayors orMangEnergy initiative



CROSS-CUTTING ISSUES

• LC-SC3-CC-1-2020: Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH) aspects of the Clean-Energy Transition

• RIA, einstufig, 1-3 Mio €/Projekt, 10 Mio € Budget, DL: 1.9.2020

Proposals must address:

Energy citizenship

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Scope: SSH research offers many insights into the conditions favouring civic engagement, active participation and interaction with institutional or corporate actors. Such “energy citizenship” is not limited to early technology adopters or environmental activists, and it goes beyond (but also encompasses) mere “consumer involvement”.…should include factors such as digitalisation, social media, social group dynamics…


Specific Challenge:• The clean-energy transition doesn't just pose

technological and scientific challenges;• it also requires a better understanding of

cross-cutting issues related to socioeconomic, gender, sociocultural, and socio-political issues



Gerald Kern I Nationale Kontaktstelle

Webinar, 10.09.2019

NANOTECHNOLOGIEN, WERKSTOFFE, PRODUKTIONUND PROZESSTECHNOLOGIEN


NANOTECHNOLOGIEN, WERKSTOFFE, PRODUKTION UND PROZESSTECHNOLOGIEN (NMBP)

Calls 2020

FOUNDATIONS FOR TOMORROW’S INDUSTRY

TRANSFORMING EUROPEAN INDUSTRY

INDUSTRIAL SUSTAINABILITY

Deadlines5. Februar 2020 (Einstufig)12. Dezember 2019 (First Stage) 14. Mai 2020 (Second Stage)

Ansprechperson Gerald Kern, [email protected], 05-7755-4301

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GOVERNANCE, SCIENCE-BASED RISK ASSESSMENT AND REGULATORY ASPECTS

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• NMBP-38-2020: Citizens and industrial technologies

• CSA, einstufig, 1,5 Mio €/Projekt, 1,5 Mio € Budget, DL: 5.2.2020

Scope:• The proposal should launch a participatory

multi-actor engagement process… should include appropriate disciplines of Social Sciences and Humanities (SSH), researchers, industry, manufacturers, professional users and citizens…

• use dynamic public engagement concepts designed specifically for co-creation

Specific Challenge:• enhance public understanding of

cutting-edge technologies and their diverse applications

• engage citizens in dialogue and co-creation on priorities, expectations and concerns



ENERGY-EFFICIENT BUILDINGS (EEB)

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• LC-EEB-04-2020: Industrialisation of building envelope kits for the renovation market

• IA, einstufig, 6-8 Mio €/Projekt, 52,5 Mio € Budget (3 EEB Topics) DL: 5.2.2020

Scope:• Develop plug & build smart components and

modules, including insulation materials, heating and cooling elements, ventilation, smart windows…

• Include adaptable Building Management Systems (BMS) easy to use…

• Include the whole envelope of two to three real scale residential buildings in different climate zones…

Specific Challenge:• Research and Innovations is needed for

all-inclusive envelope solutions addressing deep renovation of buildings that are sufficiently flexible and customizable…reaching Near Zero-Energy Building (NZEB) standards




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• LC-EEB-07-2020: Smart Operation of Proactive Residential Buildings

• IA, einstufig, 6-8 Mio €/Projekt, 52,5 Mio € Budget (3 EEB Topics) DL: 5.2.2020

Scope:• Develop, test and promote the necessary

technologies, devices and systems for a smart approach of energy management…

• Develop solutions for proactive buildings, which should be safe, healthy and energy-efficient…

• Implement and demonstrate new business models…

Specific Challenge:• Future energy management and

contracting will include operating and maintaining a building in a smarter way, i.e. turning it from reactivity into proactivity




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• LC-EEB-08-2020: Digital Building Twins

• RIA, einstufig, 5-6 Mio €/Projekt, 52,5 Mio € Budget (3 EEB Topics) DL: 5.2.2020

Scope:• The aim is to develop a digital building twin – a

real-time digital representation of a building or infrastructure

• The digital-twin concept uses tools and technologies to collect and process real data and information from devices, components, parts, machines on an ongoing construction site …

Specific Challenge:• Digital Building Twins should facilitate

monitoring of activities and comparison of relevant data against the initially agreed planning…going beyond Building Information Modelling (BIM)




Hans Rohowetz I Nationale Kontaktstelle

Webinar, 10.09.2019

INTELLIGENTER, UMWELTFREUNDLICHER UND INTEGRIERTER VERKEHR


SOCIETAL CHALLENGE 4 – INTELLIGENTER, UMWELTFREUNDLICHER UND INTEGRIERTER VERKEHR

Calls 2020

Mobility for Growth (MG)

Automated Road Transport (ART)

Green Vehicles (GV)

Deadlines21. April 2020 (Einstufig)9. Jänner 2020 (Zweistufig: 1e Stufe)8. September 2020 (Zweistufig: 2e Stufe)

Ansprechperson Hans Rohowetz, [email protected], 05-7755-4303

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BUILDING A LOW-CARBON, CLIMATE RESILIENT FUTURE: LOW-CARBON AND SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORT

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• LC-MG-1-12-2020: Cities as climate-resilient, connected multimodal nodes for smart and clean mobility: new approaches towards demonstrating and testing innovative solutions (1)

• IA, zweistufig, 7-9 Mio €/Projekt, 18 Mio € Budget, DL: 9.1.2020 bzw. 8.9.2020

Scope:• combine new technologies and non-

technological innovations, more effective forms of governance, and accompanying (policy-based) measures for all modes of transport

• projects should be carried out by local/regional authority-led consortia, covering three different urban or inter-urban areas

• urban area should establish a living laboratory under real life-conditions

Specific Challenge:• New technologies and innovative

measures are emerging, but they are not taken up at a scale that is necessary to meet our climate targets and European transport policy objectives

• full integration and implementation of new solutions lags behind because little information, data and tested, innovative solutions are available

SC4 - INTELLIGENTER, UMWELTFREUNDLICHER UND INTEGRIERTER VERKEHR



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• CSA: Fast-track and mainstream the replication of innovative, urban, peri-urban and rural mobility solutions,

• einstufig, 1-1,5 Mio €/Projekt, 4 Mio € Budget, DL: 21.4.2020

Scope:• Investments in and management of the

transport network• Supporting modal shift towards more energy-

efficient, safer modes for transport of freight and/or passengers

• New operating and business models in collective public and private transport







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• CSA: Prepare for the deployment of Urban Air Mobility in urban and peri-urban areas,• einstufig, 1-1,5 Mio €/Projekt, 4 Mio € Budget, DL: 21.4.2020

Scope:• provide a knowledge base and to deliver a set

of policy recommendations for use by local, regional, national and European public authorities, businesses and other organisations

• provide specific project development support and technical assistance for 'use cases' in locations with a demonstrated commitment from public and private organisations






SAFE, INTEGRATED AND RESILIENT TRANSPORT SYSTEMS

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• MG-2-11-2020: Network and traffic management for future mobility

• RIA, zweistufig, 4-5 Mio €/Projekt, 20 Mio € Budget, DL: 9.1.2020 bzw. 8.9.2020

Scope:• Analyse the requirements for a next-generation

multi-modal network and traffic management capability

• multi-actor organisational and business models• tools for dynamic transport demand

management and dynamic transport supply optimization

• traffic management systems for connected and automated vehicle fleets

Specific Challenge:• transition towards connected and

automated mobility in a mixed environment with conventional vehicles/vessels

• bottlenecks across road, rail, air and water can result in system-wide capacity constraints, traffic jams and increased pollutant emissions



GLOBAL LEADERSHIP AND COMPETITIVENESS

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• MG-3-6-2020: Towards sustainable urban air mobility

• RIA, einstufig, 4-6 Mio €/Projekt, 15 Mio € Budget, DL: 21.4.2020

Scope:• Safety and security• Sustainability with regard to the overall

environmental footprint• Public acceptance, socio-economic modelling

and relevant regulatory and organisationalaspects

• new door-to-door or emergency service concepts

• Power-plant/propulsion system development

Specific Challenge:• at level, point-to-point air connection

can help overcome the lack or congestion of surface transport, lighten and complement logistic chains whilst saving time and recurrent infrastructure costs

• Innovation is to make urban air mobility not only safe, secure, quiet and green but also more accessible, faster, affordableand publicly accepted



ACCOUNTING FOR THE PEOPLE

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• MG-4-9-2020: The European mobility culture of tomorrow: Reinventing the wheel?

• RIA-LS, einstufig, 0,5-1 Mio €/Projekt, 1 Mio € Budget, DL: 21.4.2020

Scope:• examine the criteria/objectives on which the

actual mobility culture has been based• consider a future being shaped by changes in

lifestyles, environmental and climate concerns• develop a strategy for the transport policy of

the future (passenger and freight)• Stimulate the creation of networks and

structures with the main transport research and innovation stakeholders (public administrations, companies, universities, citizens, etc.)

Specific Challenge:• Global warming and the need for CO2

reduction drives a search for new lower carbon ways of moving

• a new transport paradigm is needed to develop a coherent strategy for (near) future transport research



GREEN VEHICLES (GV)

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• LC-GV-09-2020: Setting up a common European research and innovation strategy for the future of road transport

• CSA, einstufig, 0,8-1 Mio €/Projekt, 1 Mio € Budget, DL: 21.4.2020

Scope:• Updating of research agendas and roadmaps

and supporting the definition of research priorities of future Horizon Europe Partnerships

• Facilitating cooperation between cities in Europe, Asia, Latin America and Africa

• Liaise with international financing institutions to foster the take-up and implementation of the concepts developed

Specific Challenge:• Coordination and Support Action to

support ERTRAC (European Technology Platform for Road Transport)

• increase efficient mobility for all, reduce local (air and noise) and CO2 emissions, and tackle health and safetyissues, and increase attractiveness and competitiveness in particular in urban areas




Simone Kurz I Nationale Kontaktstelle

Webinar, 10.09.2019

ERNÄHRUNGSSICHERHEIT, NACHHALTIGE LAND- UND FORSTWIRTSCHAFT, MARINE, MARITIME UND SÜßWASSER-FORSCHUNG UND DIE BIOWIRTSCHAFT


SOCIETAL CHALLENGE 2 - ERNÄHRUNGSSICHERHEIT, NACHHALTIGE LAND- UND FORSTWIRTSCHAFT, MARINE, MARITIME UND SÜßWASSER-FORSCHUNG UND DIE BIOWIRTSCHAFT

Calls 2020

Sustainable Food Security (SFS)

Blue Growth (BG)

Rural Renaissance (RUR)

Food and Natural Resources (FNR)

Deadlines22. Jänner 2020 (Einstufig & Zweistufig: 1e Stufe)8. September 2020 (Zweistufig: 2e Stufe)

Ansprechperson Simone Kurz, [email protected], 05-7755-4106

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BISHER THEMATISCH GEFÖRDERTE PROJEKTE IN SC2

SC2 - ERNÄHRUNGSSICHERHEIT, NACHHALTIGE LAND- UND FORSTWIRTSCHAFT, MARINE, MARITIME UND SÜßWASSER-FORSCHUNG UND DIE BIOWIRTSCHAFT

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• Robust – Rural-Urban Outlooks: Unlocking Synergies (RUR-01-2016)

• Res Urbis – Resources from Urban Bio-waste (CIRC-05-2016)

• Infarm – Vertical farming revolution, urban Farming as a Service (SME-Instrument)

• SiEUGreen – Sino-European innovative green and smart cities (SFS-48-2017)

• Scalibur – Scaleable Technologies for Bio-urban waste recovery (CE-SFS-25-2018)

• WaysTUP! – Value chains for disruptive transformation of urban biowaste into biobasedproducts in the city context (CE-SFS-25-2018)

• Valuewaste – Unlocking new Value from urban biowaste (CE-SFS-25-2018)

https://cordis.europa.eu/projects/en


CE-FNR-17-2020PILOT CIRCULAR BIO-BASED CITIES – SUSTAINABLE PRODUCTION OF BIO-BASEDPRODUCTS FROM URBAN BIOWASTE AND WASTEWATER

Innovation Action8 Mio €/Projekt (insgesamt 8 Mio€)

SINGLE STAGE 22. Jänner 2020

Bioeconomy strategy

valorisation of urban biowaste and wastewater solely in the form of compost, biogas and biofuels is NOT part of the focus of this topic

Specific Challenge:

Urban biowaste and wastewater are circular feedstocks to produce innovative bio-based products such as bio-based chemicals, plastics and fertilisers. Only a few cities have developed circular bio-based economy strategies.

Scope:

• provide Project Development Assistance (PDA) to a pilot group made up of at least 5 European cities

• support each city to bridge the gap between their plan/strategy to valorise urban biowaste and wastewater

• feasibility studies, stakeholder and community mobilisation, financial engineering, business plans, technical specifications, procurement procedures, etc



Specific Challenge:

Urban agriculture can provide responses to a wide array of challenges related to life in cities, e.g. food quality and sustainability. Most studies focus on just one dimension. Need for holistic perspective how European policies can support this development.

Scope:

• build on knowledge and data created through recent studies and former projects and address the exchange of knowledge and experience in urban farming

• Encompass the role in urban development and landscapes, environmental and social benefits, new business models, improvement on food security

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FNR-03-2020A COMPREHENSIVE VISION FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE

Coordination and Support Action2 Mio €/Projekt (insgesamt 2 Mio€)



Cooperation with relevant H2020 projects (e.g. SinEUGreen,

EdiCitiNet) is essential!!


Specific Challenge:

Current food systems are unsustainable and threatened by global pressures. By 2050, food demand will increase and over 70% of people will be living in cities.

Scope:

• support cities and their peri-urban interface to develop and implement urban food systems policies

• support urban participatory policy processes that convene a wide variety of public and private stakeholders

• address at least 10 cities including ‘good track record’ and less experienced cities

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CE-FNR-07-2020FOOD 2030-EMPOWERING CITIES AS AGENTS OF FOOD SYSTEM TRANSFORMATION

Innovation Action12 Mio €/Projekt (insgesamt 38 Mio€)


• Integration of Responsible Research and Innovation• Cooperation with projects funded under SFS-24-

2019




Angelo Nuzzo I Experte

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INFORMATIONS- UND KOMMUNIKATIONSTECHNOLOGIEN (IKT)



Calls 2020

ICT-53-2020: 5G PPP – 5G for Connected and Automated Mobility (CAM)

ICT-52-2020: 5G PPP – Smart Connectivity beyond 5G

Deadlines13. November 2019 (ICT-53-2020)22. April 2020 (ICT-52-2020)

Ansprechperson Angelo Nuzzo, [email protected], 05-7755-4203

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ICT-53-2020: 5G PPP – 5G FOR CONNECTED AND AUTOMATED MOBILITY (CAM)


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• Project Type: Innovation Action

• Call Deadline: 13 Nov 2019

• Call Budget: 30 M€

• Project Budget: 7-10 M€

Summary Topic content:

• Use cases in the vehicle-to-vehicle (V2V), vehicle-to-infrastructure (V2I), vehicle-to-pedestrian (V2P), and vehicle-to-network (V2N) domains

• The proposed pilots will allow to better understand the roles, relations and responsibilities of market players and public authorities within the CAM ecosystem.

• Aspects of service and infrastructure sharing or coordination for both the automotive and railway use cases, notably in cities, is in scope, as well as multimodal solutions for passengers

Summary Expected Impact:• Validation of 5G technologies, architecture,

business models, standards in CAM

• Validation of sustainability models for 5G-AI combination for CAM

• Technological validation for train/railways (incl. FRMCS, migration, spectrum…)

• Participation of key industrial partners (ICT, Automotive) with high standardisation impact

https://5g-ppp.eu

https://5g-ppp.eu/


ICT-52-2020: 5G PPP – SMART CONNECTIVITY BEYOND 5G


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• Project Type: Research & Innovation Action

• Call Deadline: 22 Apr 2020

• Call Budget: 55 M€

• Project Budget: 5-12 M€

Summary Topic content:

• Looks beyond 5G to prepare for the realisation of Smart Connectivity systems

• It should enable novel interaction between human and digital systems

• Energy efficiency and paradigms where consumption moves from connectivity to computing (e.g. Mobile Edge Computing)

Summary Expected Impact:

• Smart connectivity platforms towards perceivedzero latency

• Innovative radio spectrum use, novel strategies for coverage/service extension, support of novelwireless technologies

• Significant reduction of total cost of ownership through improved operational and capital expenditure efficiency, and energy consumption.

• Characterisation of AI and blockchain technologies in the connectivity domain, notably for network/service management and security.

https://5g-ppp.eu

https://5g-ppp.eu/



Michalis Tzatzanis I Nationale Kontaktstelle

Webinar, 10.09.2019

KLIMASCHUTZ, UMWELT, RESOURCENEFFIZIENZ UND ROHSTOFFE


SOCIETAL CHALLENGE 5 - KLIMASCHUTZ, UMWELT, RESOURCENEFFIZIENZ UND ROHSTOFFE

Calls 2020

Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future: climate action in support of the Paris Agreement

Greening the economy in line with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)

Competitive, low carbon and circular industries (cross-cutting activities work-programme)

Deadlines13. Februar 2020 (Einstufig & Zweistufig: 1. Stufe)3. September 2020 (Zweistufig: 2. Stufe)

AnsprechpersonMichalis Tzatzanis, [email protected], 05-7755-4405

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PRIORITÄTEN 2018-2020

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SC5 CALL 2020: „GREENING THE ECONOMY IN LINE WITH SDGS”

SC5-27-2020: Strengthening international collaboration: enhanced natural treatment solutions for water security and ecological quality in cities

– RIA, Zweistufig, ~ 5 Mio €/Proj., 10 Mio € Budget

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Enhanced nature-based treatment solutions (such as artificial wetlands and lakes, bio-filtration, etc.) have the potential to remove pollutants from water……identify and review examples of innovative natural water treatment systems in Europe and beyond to develop understanding of their functioning, the ecological processes involved and their capacity and performance in treating pollution under diverse and uncertain conditions……include pilots/demonstrations for testing innovative approaches or the use of established solutions under new conditions……pilot actions/demonstrations must be implemented in at least 3 cities situated in different Member States or Associated Countries

SC5 - KLIMASCHUTZ, UMWELT, RESOURCENEFFIZIENZ UND ROHSTOFFE


CROSS-CUTTING CALL “COMPETITIVE, LOW CARBON AND CIRCULAR INDUSTRIES”

CE-SC5-07-2018-2019-2020: Raw materials innovation for the circular economy: sustainable processing, reuse, recycling and recovery schemes.

c) Recycling of raw materials from buildings and infrastructures

– IA, Zweistufig, 8-13 Mio €/Proj., 40 Mio € Budget

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Actions should develop and demonstrate novel solutions for a high-value recovery of raw materials from buildings and infrastructures. Actions should also benchmark against a series of comparative case studies of construction and demolition waste (C&DW) management in deconstruction of buildings and infrastructure of representative size categories in countries with different types of end-of-life building and infrastructure stocks.Activities are expected to achieve TRL 6-7 by the end of the project.

SC5 - KLIMASCHUTZ, UMWELT, RESOURCENEFFIZIENZ UND ROHSTOFFE



Stephanie Rammel I Nationale Kontaktstelle

Webinar, 10.09.2019

INTEGRATIVE, INNOVATIVE UND REFLEXIVE GESELLSCHAFTEN


SOCIETAL CHALLENGE 6 - INTEGRATIVE, INNOVATIVE UND REFLEXIVE GESELLSCHAFTEN

Calls 2020

Migration

Socioeconomic and cultural transformations in the context of the fourth industrial revolution

Governance for the future

Deadlines12. März 2020 (alle Topics einstufig)

Ansprechperson Stephanie Rammel, [email protected], 05-7755-4402

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SC6 CALL 2020: „GOVERNANCE FOR THE FUTURE”

DT-GOVERNANCE-22-2020: Citizen-centric public services in local and regional administrations– CSA, Einstufig, 1,5 Mio € Budget für ein Projekt

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For user-centric digital public services, the proposed action will: 1. support the implementation of the 'User-centricity principles for design and delivery of digital public services' laid down in the Tallinn Declaration putting citizens truly at the heart of governments' digital transformation at cities and regions level; 2. encourage and recognise cities and regions that are taking policies steps to become more user-centric; 3. promote capacity building, best practices and experience exchange, solutions reuse, training, awareness raising through a community building approach; 4. ensure that the mechanism for recognising user-centric cities and regions and the community will become self-sustainable beyond the H2020 funding.

SC6 - INTEGRATIVE, INNOVATIVE UND REFLEXIVE GESELLSCHAFTEN

http://ec.europa.eu/newsroom/document.cfm?doc_id=47559


SC6: THE EUROPEAN CAPITAL OF INNOVATION AWARD

iCapital – Recognition prize, 1,5 Mio € Budget (Der Gewinner erhält eine Million Euro und jeder der fünf Zweitplatzierten 100.000 Euro)

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For each yearly competition six prizes will be awarded, to the contestants who in the opinion of the jury best address the following cumulative criteria: 1. Experimenting – innovative concepts, processes, tools, and governance models proving the city's commitment to act as a test-bed for innovative practices, and ensuring the mainstreaming of these practices into the ordinary urban development process. 2. Engaging – increasing opportunities for a broader range of citizens and ensuring a seamless uptake of their ideas. 3. Expanding – outlining the city's potential to attract new talent, resources, funding, investments, and to become a role model for other cities. 4. Empowering – concrete and measurable added value directly connected to the implementation of innovative practices.

SC6 - INTEGRATIVE, INNOVATIVE UND REFLEXIVE GESELLSCHAFTEN


SERVICES DER FFG FÜR ANTRAGSTELLERINNEN IN HORIZON 2020

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DEN TITEL DER PRÄSENTATION EINGEBEN


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BeratungAnalyse von Projektideen, Unterstützung in der Antragserstellung, Proposalchecks

TrainingsOn-Site Trainings und Webinare, Spezialworkshops für AntragstellerInnen

InformationInformationen zu Programmen, Ausschreibungen, Neuerungen:

Fokus europäische Programme / Horizon 2020.

PositionierungVerankerung in Netzwerken,

Sichtbarmachung der Expertise, strategische Planung.

UNTERSTÜTZUNG UND SERVICES DER FFG-EIP

Nächster Termin‚Antragstellung kooperative Projekte‘:18.-19. Nov. in Wien

https://www.ffg.at/europa/veranstaltungen/ffg-akademie_2019-11-18

https://www.ffg.at/europa/veranstaltungen/ffg-akademie_2019-11-18


WICHTIGE LINKS UND VERANSTALTUNGEN

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Links

• http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/home.html

• https://eu-smartcities.eu/

• http://e2b.ectp.org/

• https://civitas.eu/

Veranstaltungen (Aufzeichnung):

• SC2 (Food) Infoday, 04.07.2019, Brüssel

• SC3 (Energy) Infoday, 25.-27.06.2019, Brüssel

Kommende Veranstaltungen:

• SC5 (Klima/Umwelt) Infodays, 16.-17.9.2019, Brüssel

• SC4 (Transport) Infoday, 07.10.2019, Brüssel

• SC6 (Societies) Brokerage, 08.11.2019, Warsaw

• Smart City Expo World Congress, 19.-21.11.2019, Barcelona

• Transport Research Arena (TRA), 27-30.04.2020, Helsinki

• Cities of the Future 2019 Brokerage Event, 08.11.2019,

Brussels

http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/home.html

https://eu-smartcities.eu/

http://e2b.ectp.org/

https://civitas.eu/

https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/news/horizon-2020-info-day-societal-challenge-2-calls-proposals-2020

https://ec.europa.eu/inea/en/news-events/events/horizon-2020-energy-info-days

https://ec.europa.eu/easme/en/section/horizon-2020-environment-and-resources/2019-information-days-calls-2020

https://ec.europa.eu/inea/en/news-events/newsroom/save-date-horizon-2020-transport-info-day

https://sc6-2019-brokerage.b2match.io/

http://www.smartcityexpo.com/

https://traconference.eu/welcome-to-helsinki-and-tra2020/

https://cof2019.b2match.io/



Johannes Bockstefl I Programmleitung

Webinar, 10.09.2019

JOINT PROGRAMMING INITIATIVE (JPI) URBAN EUROPE


TRANSNATIONALE FTI-PROGRAMME MIT SCHWERPUNKT SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES I

Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) Urban Europe

• Vision: Entwicklung eines europäischen FEI-Hubs für urbane Fragestellungen mit dem Ziel der Schaffung attraktiver, nachhaltiger und wettbewerbsfähiger städtischer Gebiete, in der sich europäische BürgerInnen, Kommunen und ihre Umgebung entfalten können

• Seit 2010, bisher 7 Ausschreibungen (davon 3 im Rahmen von ERA-NETs) in unterschiedlicher Geometrie (Österreich immer beteiligt): Pilot Call I und II, ERA-NET CofundSmart Cities & Communities, ERA-NET Cofund Smart Urban Futures, ERA-NET CofundSustainable Urbanisation Global Initiative (SUGI-FWE Nexus, mit Belmont Forum), Ausschreibung „Making Cities Work“, Sustainable Urbanisation Europe-China

• Bisher 73 Projekte gefördert, Österreich davon in 42 Projekten

• Bisher rd. 74 Mill. EUR Gesamtförderung (ohne Belmont Forum), davon rd. 15 MEUR für AT

• https://www.jpi-urbaneurope.eu

JPI URBAN EUROPE

https://www.jpi-urbaneurope.eu/


TRANSNATIONALE FTI-PROGRAMME MIT SCHWERPUNKT SMART AND SUSTAINABLE CITIES II

Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) Urban Europe

Karte der teilnehmenden Länder

JPI URBAN EUROPE


JOINT PROGRAMMING INITIATIVE (JPI) URBAN EUROPE

Calls Ende 2019/Anfang 2020

ERA-NET Urban Accessibility & Connectivity (EN-UAC) – 1st Call:startet Ende 2019 bzw. im 1. Quartal 2020 als 2-stufiger Call, 2 Streams für “interest-driven R&I” und “challenge-driven R&I” vorgesehen, AT-Beteiligung 2 MEUR geplant

Positive Energy Districts & Neighbourhoods (PED/PEN) Programme – 1st Joint Call: startet Ende 2019 bzw. im 1. Quartal2020 voraussichtlich als 1-stufiger Call, voraussichtlich 1-2 jährige R&I Projects bzw. Joint R&I Services/Studies, AT-Beteiligung 2 MEUR geplant

Ansprechperson Johannes Bockstefl, [email protected], 05-7755-5042

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JPI URBAN EUROPE



Österreichische ForschungsförderungsgesellschaftSensengasse 1, A-1090 Wien

T +43 (0) 5 77 55 – 0www.ffg.at

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