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ERA-NET 2007-2013
Geltungsbereich: international
The objective of the ERA-NET scheme is to develop and strengthen the coordination of national and regional research programmes through two specific actions:
- 'ERA-NET actions' - providing a framework for actors implementing public research programmes to coordinate their activities e.g. by developing joint activities or by mutually supporting joint calls for trans-national proposals
- 'ERA-NET Plus actions'- providing, in a limited number of cases with high European added value, additional EU financial support to facilitate joint calls for proposals between national and/or regional programmes.
Under the ERA-NET scheme, national and regional authorities identify research programmes they wish to coordinate or open up mutually. The participants in these actions are therefore programme 'owners' (typically ministries or regional authorities defining research programmes) or programme 'managers' (such as research councils or other research funding agencies managing research programmes).
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ESA (ARTES)
Geltungsbereich: international
There are two ways to work with ESA Telecom. Either by participating in one of the Invitations to Tender (ITT) or by submitting an unsolicited proposal to the ESA (European Space Agency)/Industry partnership programme, which is continuously open. Both are issued on different budget lines called ARTES elements. Each budget line is governed by different rules and funding levels.
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eTEN
Geltungsbereich: international
eTEN is the European Community Programme designed to help the deployment of telecommunication networks based services (e-services) with a trans-European dimension. It focuses strongly on public services, particularly in areas where Europe has a competitive advantage.
Thus, eTEN is a programme providing funds to help make e-services available throughout the European Union. The eTEN European Community programme finished at the end of 2006 as the funding cycles of the programme were completed.
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EU-Programmes for Accession Candidates, Third and Other Countries
Geltungsbereich: international
The enlargement of the European Union in 2004 to include 10 new countries (EU 25) was not only made possible by the political and economic efforts put forth by the EU and the countries in question. The subsidy programmes aimed at assisting the candidate countries in preparing for accession also made a valuable contribution. Furthermore, the EU also grants funding to Third countries and other countries.
Four programmes have been established by the EC:
- PHARE – Poland and Hungary Action for the Restructuring of the Economy
- ISPA – Instrument for Structural Policies for Pre-Accession
- CARDS – Community Assistance for Reconstruction, Development and Stabilisation
- TACIS – Technical Assistance for the Commonwealth of Independent States
Find more information on each of these programmes within this database in alphabethical order.
EUREKA
Geltungsbereich: international
EUREKA is an initiative to encourage collaboration between organisations across Europe. At the focus is the near-market development of new and innovative advanced technology products, processes and services.
EUREKA's Eurostars Programme is the first European funding and support programme to be specifically dedicated to SMEs. Eurostars will stimulate them to lead international collaborative research and innovation projects by easing access to support and funding.
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