
In this lecture we provide an overall presentation of the whole Course, which is structured into three Modules:
Module 1: An introduction to Eu programmes
Module 2: How to make a good proposal
Module 3: How to manage a running project
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In this lecture we provide an overall description of the contents of the whole course
In this Lecture we describe the contents of Module 1
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Explore how the European Parliament, the Council of the European Union, and the European Commission shape EU programs, budgets, and policy implementation through their roles and structures.
Explore how European programs finance policy implementation, including work programs, budgets, and calls for proposals, and distinguish direct and indirect funding across EU policies.
Explore EU programs and their areas, from lifelong learning to media and information technology, focusing on research, development, and deployment. See how FP7 and Horizon 2020 shape calls for proposals.
The Lecture is an update on the Horizon 2020 programme
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Learn to identify the key documents, including the work program, calls for proposals, application forms, and guidelines, and understand deadlines and participation rules.
Explore calls for proposals as the main funding instrument, covering fixed and continuous deadlines, single- and two-step submissions, open topics, budgets, eligibility, and publication avenues.
Discover how to apply fair, transparent selection procedures for EU funding, including eligibility checks, qualitative criteria like european added value and budget use, and the two-step evaluation by independent experts.
Navigate the two-part EU application form, using online Part A and Word Part B, to outline budget, work packages, and project impact.
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This is a mock proposals: it is not real and you could not do what it says: the project idea is pure fantasy but all the rest is true or plausible. It has been built up in response to a call for proposals published by the Research for SMEs (R4SMES) strand of the Capacities programme of FP7.
It has been produced by Beta Technology of the UK for the TransCOSME project.
In this short course we provide the basics of how to participate in Eu programmes and European grants. This is the first of three modules. In this First one we provide an overview of the whole process, what is an EU programme and the basics of how to participate and approach European grants.
In the second Module we look at how to prepare a successful proposal with a view to get European grants and get the project funded.
In the third module we will provide information and knowledge about how to manage a running project..
The second and the third modules are under construction and will go online in the next few months.
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