RISE - European Commission - H2020

New skills, knowledge and innovation
1.  Fostering
new
skills
through
excellence
in
ini4al

training
of
researchers

2.  Nurturing
excellence
through
cross-‐border
and

cross-‐sector
mobility

3.  S4mula4ng
innova4on
through
cross-‐fer4lisa4on
of

knowledge

4.  Increasing
structural
impact
by
co-‐funding
ac4vi4es

5.  Speciﬁc
support
and
policy
ac4on

Ø  AGract
and
retain
research
talent

Ø  Develop
state-‐of-‐the-‐art,
innova.ve
training
schemes,
consistent

with
the
highly
compe44ve
and
increasingly
inter-‐disciplinary

requirements
of
research
and
innova4on

Ø  Promote
sustainable
career
development
in
research
and

innova.on

Ø  Focus
on
delivering
new
knowledge
and
skills,
in
line
with
the
key

driver
iden4ﬁed
in
the
strategic
programming
approach

Ø  Contribute
to
a
strong
partnership
with
MS
via
the
co-‐funding

mechanism

Strategic
programming
approach

RISE
Research and Innovation Staff Exchange

Scope:
RISE

-‐
Promote
interna4onal
and
inter-‐sector
collabora4on

through
research
and
innova4on
staﬀ
exchanges

-‐
Sharing
of
knowledge
and
ideas
for
the
advancement
of

science
and
the
development
of
innova4on.

-‐
Support
is
provided
for
the
development
of
partnerships

(e.g.
joint
research
and
innova4on
ac4vi4es)

-‐
Bo%om-‐up
approach:
set
of
clear
research
and
innova7on

objec7ves
and
deliverables.

General
Aspects

- All
Countries
can
par4cipate
in
RISE

-‐
All
na4onali4es
can
par4cipate
in
RISE

-‐
All
ins.tu.ons
fulﬁlling
the
requirements
of
the
Horizon

2020
Rules
for
Par7cipa7on
can
par4cipate
in
RISE

-‐
No
mobility
rules*
for
RISE

Project
Main
Aspects

-‐
Project
built
on
joint
research
and
innova4on
ac4vi4es

-‐
Project
implemented
through
the
secondment
of
staff
(no

recruitments)

-‐
Each
staff
member
seconded
for
a
period
of
1
to
12
months

-‐
The
maximum
size
for
a
project
is
540
person
months

-‐
No
minimum
size
explicitly
defined
for
the

project,
but
substan4al
impact
is
expected

-‐
Maximum
project
dura4on
is
4
years

Par.cipants
in
RISE

-‐
Beneﬁciaries

•  Sign
the
Grant
Agreement
and
claim
costs

•  Are
responsible
for
the
execu4on
of
the
programme

•  Are
established
in
a
MS/AC

-‐
Partner
Organisa4ons

•  Do
not
sign
the
Grant
Agreement
and
do
not
claim
costs

•  Must
include
a
leGer
of
commitment
in
the
proposal

•  Are
established
in
a
TC

Sectors

The
sector
of
an
organisa4on
is
defined
automa4cally

-‐
Academic
Sector

•  Higher
educa4on
establishments
(public
or
private)

•  Non-‐profit
research
organisa4ons
(public
or
private)

•  Interna4onal
European
interest
organisa4ons

-‐
Non-‐Academic
Sector

•  Any
socio-‐economic
actor
not
included
in
the
academic

sector
and
fulfilling
the
requirements
of
the
Horizon
2020

Rules
for
Par7cipa7on
(SMEs,
mul4na4onals,
NGOs,
...)

Staff
Members

-‐
Ac4vely
engaged
in
or
linked
to
research/innova4on

ac4vi4es
for
at
least
6
months
prior
to
first
secondment

-‐
Types
of
staff
members:

•  ESR
(no
PhD
and
<
4
years
experience)

•  ER
(PhD
or
>
4
years
experience)

•  Managerial
staff

•  Administra4ve
or
Technical
staff

-‐
In-‐built
return
mechanism

Minimum

Eligibility
Condi.ons

-‐
At
least
3
independent
par4cipants
in
3
diﬀerent
countries

-‐
At
least
2
par4cipants
from
2
diﬀerent
MS/AC

-‐
If
all
in
MS/AC:
at
least
1
academic
and
1
non-‐academic

In
prac7ce,
2
possible
minimum
seCngs:

Academic

MS/AC
1
MS/AC
2

Non-‐Academic

TC
+ +
or

MS/AC
1
MS/AC
2
+ + MS/AC
3

Eligible
Secondments
1

Country
Non-‐Academic

MS/AC
1

Academic

Sector
MS/AC
2
MS/AC
3

C

B

A
X
Same
sector

X
X
D

Same

Country

Same
sector

Intra-‐European
Exchanges

Eligible
Secondments
2

Europe-‐Third
Countries
Exchanges

Country MS/AC
1

Sector
is not
relevant
MS/AC
2

B

A

X
TC

C

D

Same
or

Diﬀerent

Third

Country

Secondments from
a TC to a MS/AC are
not always eligible
for EU funding but
all of them must be
described in the
proposal.
!

Secondments

Secondments
that
must
be
described
in
the
proposal:

Academic
MS/AC
1
MS/AC
2
Non-‐Academic
Eligible for EU Funding
MS/AC

TC

TC
MS/AC

Eligibility for EU funding
depends on the TC
Eligible for EU Funding
Secondments
that
must
not
be
described
in
the
proposal:

All
other
possibili>es,
such
as:

Academic
MS/AC
1

MS/AC
1

TC
TC

MS/AC
1

Academic
MS/AC
2

MS/AC
1
MS/AC
2
Non-‐Academic
Non-‐Academic

Countries
Eligible

For
EU
Funding

-‐
EU
Member
States

-‐
Overseas
Countries
and
Territories
linked
to
the
MS

(As
deﬁned
on
page
3
of
General
Annex
A
to
the
Horizon
2020
Work
Programme
2014-‐2015)

-‐
Horizon
2020
Associated
Countries

(In
principle,
the
same
as
FP7,
but
subject
to
the
adop7on
of
the
associa7on
agreements)

-‐
The
Third
Countries
listed

(On
page
3
of
General
Annex
A
to
the
Horizon
2020
Work
Programme
2014-‐2015)

Countries
Not
Eligible

For
EU
Funding

Countries
not
listed
previously
are
not
eligible
for
EU
funding

In
prac7ce,
those
countries
are
mainly:
Australia,
Brazil,
Canada,
China,
India,
Japan,

Mexico,
New
Zealand,
Republic
of
Korea,
Russia,
United
States.

In
very
excep.onal
cases,
partners
from
those
countries
might
be
funded.
But
the

following
condi4ons
have
to
be
fulﬁlled:

a)
This
partner
has
competences/exper4se
that
no
organisa4on
in
MS/AC
has

b)
The
relevant
transfer
of
knowledge
can
only
be
done
via
a
secondment
in
the

direc4on
TC

MS/AC

c)
Points
a)
and
b)
must
be
endorsed
by
the
expert
evaluators

EU
Contribu.on

Marie
Skłodowska-‐Curie

Ac.on

Staﬀ
member
unit
cost
*

person/month

Top-‐up
allowance

Ins.tu.onal
unit
cost
*

person/month

Research,
training
and

networking
costs

Management

and
indirect
costs

Research
and
Innova.on

Staﬀ
Exchange

2
000
1
800
700

Unit
costs
per
researcher
per
month

For
secondments
eligible
for
funding

*These unit costs are subject to a funding rate of 100% and no country coefficients apply.

Evalua.on

Evalua4on
Panels:

-‐ -‐
Chemistry
(CHE)

-‐ -‐
Social
Sciences
and
Humani4es
(SOC)

-‐ -‐
Economic
Sciences
(ECO)

-‐ -‐
Informa4on
Science
and
Engineering
(ENG)

-‐ -‐
Environment
and
Geosciences
(ENV)

-‐ -‐
Life
Sciences
(LIF)

-‐ -‐
Mathema4cs
(MAT)

-‐ -‐
Physics
(PHY)

Evalua4on
Criteria:

-‐ -‐
Award
Criteria

-‐ -‐
Selec4on
Criteria

Selec.on
Criteria

-‐
Opera4onal
capacity
has
to
be
checked

-‐
Proposals
must
include
a
descrip4on
of:

•  The
profile
of
the
people
who
will
be
primarily

responsible
for
carrying
out
the
proposed
work

•  Any
significant
infrastructure
or
major
items
of

technical
equipment,
relevant
to
the
proposed
work

•  Any
partner
organisa4ons
(not
beneficiaries)

contribu4ng
towards
the
proposed
work

Proposal
Part
A

-‐
Sec.on
1:
General
informa4on
(including
abstract)

-‐
Sec.on
2:
Informa4on
on
par4cipants

-‐
Sec.on
3:
Budget
and
Secondments
tables

-‐
Sec.on
4:
Ethics
table

Proposal
Part
B

30
pages
limit

(including
data
for
non-‐academic
beneﬁciaries)

Next
RISE
Call

Next
call:

-‐
H2020-‐MSCA-‐RISE-‐2015

-‐
Opens
06
January
2015

-‐
Deadline:
28
April
2015

-‐
Budget:
€
80
Million

Results
of
the
evalua4on:
5
months
ajer
the
call
deadline

Signing
of
grant
agreements:
8
months
ajer
the
call
deadline

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