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Collaborating with INRA
The four programmes of the FP7 provide a framework for collaboration with INRA.
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Collaboration with EU Member States or Associated States
- Cooperation: this programme supports all types of research activities on identified themes carried out by different research bodies in trans-national cooperation and aims to gain or consolidate leadership in key scientific and technology areas.
- Ideas: this new programme supports investigator-driven ‘frontier research’, within the framework of activities commonly understood as ‘basic research’, the objective being to reinforce excellence, dynamism and creativity in European research.
- People: this programme finances researcher training and mobility as part of ‘Marie Curie Actions’.
Consult the Marie Curie Action human resources website.
- Capacities: this programme supports research infrastructures, research for the benefit of SMEs, regions of knowledge, research potential, coherent development of research policies and international cooperation.
Consult the calls for proposals of these four programmes on Cordis.
International cooperation as part of the FP7
The FP7, now open to third countries, provides a framework for collaboration with INRA, Each of the four programmes has its specific international section.
- Cooperation: all projects (except security) are open to third countries, certain themes of mutual interest are intended for low-income or middle-income countries known as ICPC countries (International Cooperation Partner Country), these specific actions are called SICA (Specific International Cooperation Actions).
- Ideas: foreign researchers can reply individually to calls for proposals or participate in projects presented by their European colleagues.
- People: certain fellowships, known as Incoming International Fellowships, are intended for third country researchers who seek mobility in Europe, while Outgoing International Fellowships are intended for European researchers seeking mobility outside the European Union. Initial Training Networks for young researchers are also open to candidates from third countries.
- Capacities: the International Cooperation section of this programme involves three instruments:
- INCO-Nets: reinforce the coordination and dialogue platforms between the EU and groups of third countries in targeted regions.
- BILAT Coordination: reinforces the relations between the EU and third countries having a bilateral S&T agreement with the EU.
- ERA-Nets: coordination of national programmes of Member States.
These activities involve institutional rather than individual procedures.
Consult the calls for proposals of these four programmes on Cordis.
Looking for an INRA partner to set up a European project
To look for a partner either by research topic or by research centre and make contact with the teams which interest you, please consult INRA's research information system CompAct.
>> CompAct - INRA Research Information System
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Written by :
Directorate for Regional Policy, Higher Education and Europe, Virginie Choay
Label for the news :
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Date for the news :
2011.03.08
Date of creation : 12/09/2005
Date of last update : 15/10/2007
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