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BRIC workshop - Making Europe more attractive

Marie Curie ActionsSFIC & SGHRM workshop, 12 June 2012Bodo Richter

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Outline

1.

The MCA include 'World Fellowships' that require the participation of Third Countries

2.

BRIC researchers and institutions already participate in these and the other MCAs

• Attractive working conditions• Excellence-based funding• Focus on career development or transfer of knowledge

3.

The Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

in Horizon 2020 should retain a strong international dimension

Education and Culture


Marie Curie Actions -

Basics• EU fellowships programmes since 1990• Marie Curie label since 1996• Training, mobility and career development• Implemented through the People Programme (2007-2013)

Pierre and Marie Curie honeymoon, 1895


FP7 2007-2013 PEOPLE ProgrammeMarie Curie Action Objective

Initial training of researchers

(1900 M€) Initial Training Networks (ITN)

Improve career perspectives of early stage researchers (ESR) in both public & private sector

Life-long training

and career development

(1170–1400 M€)

Intra-European Fellowships (IEF) Career development of experienced researchers (ER) (e.g. diversification of skills/competencies; integrate a stable position after mobility)

Career Integration Grants (CIG)

Co-funding of regional, national, international programmes (COFUND)

Industry dimension

(250-450 M€)

Industry-Academia Partnerships and Pathways (IAPP)

Open and foster dynamic pathways between public research organisations and private researchcommercial enterprises

International dimension

World fellowships (1170–1400 M€)

International Outgoing Fellowships (IOF) Reinforce the extra-European dimension of the European Research Area (ERA) through mobility, training, knowledge transfer and cooperation

International Incoming Fellowships (IIF)

International Research Staff Exchange Scheme (IRSES)

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Pharma

Electronics

Hospit al

• Almost any field of research• European Charter for Researchers & Code for the

Recruitment of Researchers

• Quality of the Science and Technology

• Training / Transfer of knowledge

• Implementation

• Impact

IEF

IOF

IIF

IAPP

ITNCIG

IRSES


Evaluation criteria

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Electronics

EU+AC

IIF

CIG

IOF

IEF

Universityor Industry

Third Country

Mandatory

ReturnEU+AC

EU+AC

Universityor Industry

ICPC

Possible

Return

EU+AC

long

term


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Electronics

IRSES

University

EU+AC

S&T Agreement

University

University

EU+AC


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• EU/AC bodies that fund and manage fellowships or research training programmes

• ER / MER (PhD or > 4 years)

• Transnational mobility (outgoing, incoming or re- integration)

COFUND



• More than 10 000 PhD

supported in FP7• 38% participation rate of

women

in FP7 MCA, close to

the 40% target

0

5000

10000

15000

20000

2500030000

35000

1996-1998 1999-2002 2002-2006 2007-2010 2011-2013

1996-2010 50 000 Marie Curie Researchers

Economics 2%

Social Sciences and Humanities

8%

Mathematics3%

Chemistry10%

COFUND8%

Life Sciences28%

Physics12%

Environmental and Geo-sciences

11%

Information Science and Engineering

18%

Budget distribution by scientific panel

in FP7 (bottom up approach)

FP7 Achievements


FP7 Achievements

FP7 Marie Curie researchers coming from all over the FP7 Marie Curie researchers coming from all over the world (around world (around 130 nationalities130 nationalities))


FP7 Achievements

10 MAIN DESTINATIONS10 MAIN DESTINATIONS

FP7 Marie Curie host organisations in > 80 countries


FP7 Achievements BRICsHost Institutions Host Institutions ––

Leading countries for Leading countries for all MCAsall MCAs Top 10 3rd countries Top 10 3rd countries

FP7 Achievements BRICs



Host Institutions Host Institutions ––

Leading countries for Leading countries for IRSESIRSES

actionaction Top 10 3rd countries Top 10 3rd countries



Host Institutions Host Institutions ––

Country distribution of Country distribution of IOF &IOF &

IIFR IIFR funded projectsfunded projects

IOF : 1 004 projects (130,7 M€), in 41 different countries ‐

0.4% BRICs

IIFR : 80 projects (1,2 M€), in 19 different countries ‐

62.5% BRICs



ResearchersResearchers

––

Most frequent nationalities of Most frequent nationalities of funded fellows in funded fellows in all MCAs*all MCAs*

* Data does not include exchanges in IRSES action.

Top 10 3rd countries Top 10 3rd countries



Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions under Horizon 2020

Proposed Budget (2014-2020): €

5.75 billion1.

Fostering new skills through excellent initial training

of researchers

2.

Nurturing excellence

through cross-border and cross-sector mobility

3.

Stimulating innovation through cross- fertilisation

of knowledge

4.

Increasing structural impact by co-funding

the activities

5.

Specific support and policy action


ITN (including EID and IDP)

IAPPIRSES

IEF

IOF

IIF

CIG

COFUND

Action 1 Early-stage

Researchers

Action 2 Experienced Researchers

Action 3 Exchange

of Staff

Action 4 COFUND

Doctoral and initial training of researchers

proposed by international networks of

organisations from public and private

sectors

Individual fellowships for most promising

experienced researchers to develop their

skills through international or inter‐sector

mobility

International and inter‐sector cooperation

through the exchange of research and

innovation staff

Co‐funding of regional, national and

international programmes covering

actions 1 and 2


Marie Curie Actions Websitehttp://ec.europa.eu/mariecurieactions

Horizon 2020http://ec.europa.eu/research/horizon2020


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