CNR, Roma, 7 October 2015

HORIZON 2020

SOCIETAL CHALLENGE 6 EUROPE IN A CHANGING WORLD

INCLUSIVE, INNOVATIVE AND REFLECTIVE SOCIETIES

WP AND CALLS 2016-2017 & EMBEDDING SSH

Domenico ROSSETTI di VALDALBERO European Commission, DG RTD* Domenico.Rossetti-di-Valdalbero@ec.europa.eu

* Personally speaking 1

A changing world

1950 2050 India 372 1 692 Brazil 54 223 USA 158 403

China 551 1 296 EU 28 381 520

Source: UN, World Population Prospects

Population (M)

GDP (EU share)

37% in 1970 28% in 2010 20% in 2030 17% in 2050

Source: EC, Global Europe 2050 and UNCTAD

CO2 (%) 2000 2050

USA & CA

23 12

EU 14 8 Russia-CIS

8 5

China -SEA

20 27

India - SA

7 13

Africa 7 15 Source: EC, DG ENV/CLIMA 2

Societal Challenge 6

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4 Calls and 39 Topics for 2016 and 2017

Co-creation for growth and inclusion Reversing inequalities and promoting fairness Engaging together globally Understanding Europe

+ Fast track to innovation + SME instrument + Other Actions to support ERA and IU

In total, € 156 M for 2016 and € 165 M for 2017 4

Work Programme information (Part 13 – SC6)

Pre-publication of the WP on https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/horizon2020/en/draft-work-programmes-2016-17 Formal adoption of the WP: 13/14 October 2015

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Scientific support to 7 (out of 10) Juncker policy priorities

A new boost for jobs, growth and investment A connected Digital Single Market A deeper and fairer internal market with a

strengthened industrial base An area of justice and fundamental rights

based on mutual trust Towards a new policy on migration A stronger Global Actor A Union of democratic change

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Compliance with the Specific Programme "Inclusive, innovative and reflective societies"

Coherence and balance among the 4 Calls and instruments (RIA, IA, CSA, ERA-NETS)

Cross-references among Calls and Topics (for eg. "Radicalisation" in topics REV-INEQUAL-2, ENG-GLOBALLY-1 and CULT-COOP-5)

Sequence of Topics in: Call 1: From Co-Creation to more economic & R&I Call 2: From theory to analyses and solutions Call 3: From global to region-specific Call 4: From humanities to digital

Overall logic of the WP

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Getting to the SC6 WP: a long itinere full of interactions

Commission drafts the WP taking on board:

FP7 & CIP, first calls of H2020 in 2014 stocktaking

Stakeholders insights (Advisory Group and others)

Member States and AS (Programme Committee )

Various EC interests: 12 scribe's Units from DG RTD & CNECT. Policy DGs: DEVCO, EAC, ECFIN, ECHO, EMPL, ENV, ESTAT, GROW, HOME, JUST, TAXUD, TRADE and EEAS in H2020 Group

Overall, a genuine "European Work Programme" 8

http://ec.europa.eu/research/social-sciences/index.cfm http://ec.europa.eu/research/iscp/index.cfm http://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/life-and-work/public-services https://ec.europa.eu/digital-agenda/en/digital-culture

Stocktaking

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Calls and budget (€M) Calls 2016 2017 Total CO-CREATION 23,5 33,15 56,65 REV-INEQUAL 43,5 3 46,5 ENG-GLOBALLY 11,5 30,5 42 CULT-COOP 19,5 47,5 67 SME instrument 10,8 11,4 22,22 Other Actions incl. FTI 26,3 18,35 44,65 COST 20,68 20,68 41,36 Total 155,78 164,58 320,36 10

Co-creation for growth and inclusion

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CO-CREATION Topics

CO-CREATION-2016-1

Education and skills: empowering Europe’s young innovators

CO-CREATION-2017-2 User -Driven innovation: value creation through design-enabled innovation

CO-CREATION-2016-3 Piloting demand-driven collaborative innovation models in Europe

CO-CREATION-2017-4 Applied co-creation to deliver public services

CO-CREATION-2016-5 Co-creation between public administrations: once-only principle

CO-CREATION-2017-6 Policy-development in the age of big data: data-driven policy-making, policy-modelling and policy-implementation

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CO-CREATION Topics

CO-CREATION-2017-7

Towards a new growth strategy in Europe - Improved economic and social measurement, data and official statistics

CO-CREATION-2016/2017-8 Better integration of evidence on the impact of research and innovation in policy making

CO-CREATION-2016-9 A European map of knowledge production and co-creation in support of R&I for societal challenges

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Reversing inequalities and promoting fairness

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REV-INEQUAL Topics

REV-INEQUAL-2016-1

An empirically informed European theory of justice and fairness

REV-INEQUAL-2016-2 Contemporary radicalisation trends and their implication for Europe

REV-INEQUAL-2016-3 Dynamics of inequalities across the life-course

REV-INEQUAL-2016-4 Intra-EU mobility and its impact for social and economic systems

REV-INEQUAL-2016-5 Inequalities in the EU and their consequences for democracy, social cohesion and inclusion

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REV-INEQUAL Topics

REV-INEQUAL-2016-6 Tackling inequalities at their roots: new policies for fairness in education from early age

REV-INEQUAL-2016-7 Spatial justice, social cohesion and territorial inequalities

REV-INEQUAL-2016-8 Fighting inequalities through policies against tax fraud and tax evasion

REV-INEQUAL-2017-9 Boosting inclusiveness of ICT-enabled research and innovation

REV-INEQUAL-2016-10 Multi-stakeholder platform for enhancing youth digital opportunities

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Engaging together globally

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ENG-GLOBALLY Topics

ENG-GLOBALLY-2017-1

Strengthening Europe's position in the global context: science diplomacy and intercultural relations

ENG-GLOBALLY-2017-2

Shifting global geopolitics and Europe's preparedness for managing risks, mitigation actions and fostering peace

ENG-GLOBALLY-2017-3 The European Union and the global challenge of migration

ENG-GLOBALLY-2017-4 Science diplomacy for EU neighbourhood policies

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ENG-GLOBALLY Topics

ENG-GLOBALLY-2017-5 The strategic potential of EU external trade policy

ENG-GLOBALLY-2017-6 The Asia-Pacific as a strategic region for Europe

ENG-GLOBALLY-2017-7 The European Union and Central Asia

ENG-GLOBALLY-2016-8 EU-China innovation cooperation on sustainable urbanisation

ENG-GLOBALLY-2016-9 Centres/Networks of European research and innovation

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Understanding Europe – promoting the European public and cultural space

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CULT-COOP Topics

CULT-COOP-2017-1

Democratic discourses and the rule of law

CULT-COOP-2017-2 Improving mutual understanding among Europeans by working through troubled pasts

CULT-COOP-2017-3 Cultural literacy of young generations in Europe

CULT-COOP-2017-4 Contemporary histories of Europe in artistic and creative practices

CULT-COOP-2017-5 Religious diversity in Europe - past, present and future

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CULT-COOP Topics

CULT-COOP-2017-6

Participatory approaches and social innovation in culture

CULT-COOP-2017-7 Cultural heritage of European coastal and maritime regions

CULT-COOP-2016-8 Virtual Museums and Social Platform on European digital heritage, memory, identity and cultural interaction

CULT-COOP-2017-9 European cultural heritage, access and analysis for a richer interpretation of the past

CULT-COOP-2017-10 Culture, integration and European public space

CULT-COOP-2017-11 Understanding the transformation of European public administrations

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SME instrument

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SME instrument New business models for inclusive, innovative and reflective societies Servitisation, individual empowerment, collaborative economy and opening up of government data offer new possibilities of growth to SME, social enterprises and cultural actors through new business models and organisational change

Change of paradigm from ownership to access, from individual consumption to shared functionalities

Enable SMEs to innovate and grow across traditional boundaries

New ways of creating, producing, consuming, using, educating, learning, caring, moving and living; New public services using open data and open public services

Exploiting tangible and intangible cultural heritage SME instrument – 2016: € 10.8 M and 2017: € 11.4

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Other Actions

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Other Actions: Prizes

European capital of innovation European Social Innovation competition Horizon prize on Social Innovation

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Other Actions: Public Procurements Development of the Innovation Scoreboards Innobarometer survey Provision and analysis of key indicators in R&I Support for the future orientations of Horizon 2020 Support to the High Level Group of Research, Innovation and

Science Policy Experts (RISE) Support to Open Science and Open Science monitor Pan European supplementary pension funds (2014-2018):

RESAVER ("Retirement Savings Vehicle for European Research Institutions")

eGovernment related studies, conferences and other events Service Facility in support of the strategic development of

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Embedding SSH

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• Integration of SSH in Horizon 2020

• Lessons from the first calls

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INTEGRATION OF SSH IN THE 2014-15 WP

Overall, 37% of topics were 'flagged' for SSH 30

BUDGET GOING TO SSH IN 2014

The share of budget going to SSH partners amounts to 6% (i.e. €236million) of the total 2014 budget of €4 billion (i.e. 21% of the budget of SSH-flagged topics)

The data were extracted from the GA of 308 projects selected for funding in 2014 under 97 topics in the Societal Challenges and Industrial Leadership priorities. All 97 topics were flagged for SSH. The 97 topics do not include topics that funded ERA-NETs, networks of NCP or 'Other Actions' sections of the WP

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SSH PARTNERS BY COUNTRY IN 2014

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This indicator aggregates the performance of each project along four dimensions and associated thresholds, assessing whether:

Share of SSH partners is higher than 10% Budget going to SSH is higher than 10% Contributions from SSH are well integrated in project abstract,

keywords, work packages and deliverables Contributions from SSH came from at least two distinct SSH

disciplines •

• The quality of SSH integration in each project :

• None No threshold was met for any of the four dimensions • Weak Threshold met for one dimension • Fair Threshold met for two or three dimensions • Good Threshold met for all four dimensions

QUALITY OF SSH INTEGRATION IN PROJECTS FUNDED UNDER SSH-FLAGGED TOPICS IN 2014

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QUALITY OF SSH INTEGRATION IN 2014 of projects funded under topics flagged SSH

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SHARE OF PROJECTS WITH FAIR OR GOOD SSH INTEGRATION 2014

% of projects funded under topics flagged SSH

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DISCIPLINE PREVALENCE IN SSH-FLAGGED TOPICS IN 2014

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Disciplines and clusters of disciplines

Number of projects that include partner-

level expertise

Share of projects that include partner-level

expertiseEconomics, Business,

Marketing164 53%

Political Science, Public Administration, Law

116 38%

Education, Communication 69 22%Psychology 58 19%Sociology 53 17%

Humanities, the Arts 29 9%Demography, Geography 17 6%Anthropology, Ethnology 8 3%

History 5 2%

WP 2016-2017

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•Upstream preparation of the WP: SSH as a key aspect in the definition of the focus areas and of other calls

in the scoping papers setting the main priorities Specific SSH integration item in the agendas of EAG and PC meetings Consultation & coaching of services and DGs involved in drafting the WP Advocacy and awareness-raising activities focussing on Commission staff

and external stakeholders

•Evaluation Process: SSH experts in the evaluation panels of SSH-flagged topics. Targeted guidelines for the experts /moderators of SSH-flagged topics.

•Downstream - Development of a monitoring system: o Annual monitoring report to assess the quality and quantity of the SSH

embedding , starting with 2014

INTEGRATION OF THE SSH IN THE 2016-17 WP

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To assign the SSH flag, 'yes' to two key questions:

Are SSH terminology and research questions (examples provided in WP guidance document) included in the scope section of the topic?

Will the consortium require SSH partners to adequately and comprehensively address the issue at stake?

HOW TO ASSIGN THE SSH-FLAG TO TOPICS IN WP16-17?

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Societal Challenge

Total number of topics

Number of SSH flagged topics

SC1 37 5 SC2 83 43 SC3 61 13 SC4 55 24 SC5 29 12 SC6 39 37 SC7 30 14 LEIT-ICT 39 12 LEIT-NMBP 52 11 LEIT-SPACE 21 1

INTEGRATION OF THE SSH IN THE 2016-17 WP

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38% of topics 'flagged' for SSH

INTEGRATION OF SSH IN THE 2016-17 WP

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Topics with an SSH component - Multidisciplinary topics where finding a solution requires

knowledge and input from both SSH and STEM - Consortia submitting proposals will need to include both

STEM and SSH partners

Topics dedicated to SSH research - Finding a solution relies on knowledge and input from SSH

researchers and practitioners - Consortia submitting proposals will mainly consist of

partners from various SSH disciplines

TWO KINDS OF TOPICS WITH SSH RELEVANCE

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Best practices examples

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PHC-22-2015: Promoting mental well-being in ageing population Proposals should include multi-disciplinary research to improve the understanding, prevention, early diagnosis, and treatment of, mental conditions and disorders of older people. This may include research into physical, psychological, environmental and social determinants of healthy ageing. Proposals may address the role of external or internal determinants of mental health, including e.g. behaviour, resilience, sensory deficits, chronic disease, substance use, socio-economic stressors (e.g. loneliness, poverty, violence, trauma and conflicts), or other physical and environmental stressors. Clinical trials or comparative effectiveness research should contribute to the establishment of integrated preventative or therapeutic intervention strategies to improve mental health in the older population. Preference will be given to interventions with high public health relevance, i.e. addressing particularly frequent or severe situations, with a high impact on the quality of life of the individual and/or associated with a significant socio-economic burden

HEALTH (SC1)

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FOOD (SC2)

SFS-29-2017: Socio-economics in ecological approaches Based on case studies and representative farm typologies, proposals will involve drawing up an economic, environmental and social comparison of identified production systems implementing ecological approaches and conventional farms in the same sectors of production. […] Economic performance and delivery of public goods will be evaluated on the basis of different indicators at farm, farm-group and territorial levels. Specific emphasis will be placed on analysis of the labour productivity in terms of the amount and value of private and public goods produced. Incomes in the different systems will be analysed on the basis of market and public payments. Issues related to gender differences and demographic characteristics and patterns in farming communities should be investigated if relevant

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ENERGY (SC3) LCE-32-2016: European Platform for energy-related SSH research Within the scope of this call a platform for SSH research communities in the energy field will be set up at European level, aiming to integrate and build upon the experience of already existing networks and initiatives. The platform will seek to structure and enhance the energy-related dialogue at EU level among the different SSH stakeholders, as well as with other energy-research communities, creating greater inter-disciplinarity and fostering knowledge and information sharing among various disciplines. It will promote the generation of novel, evidence-based research designed to inform and influence relevant policy processes, particularly with respect to the role of SSH aspects (including gender) in hindering or accelerating the transition to a low-carbon energy system in Europe. The platform will also be a source of specific expertise and advice to EU policymakers, such as on how best to embed SSH aspects in H2020 energy calls, as well as how to address the SSH dimension in EU energy initiatives more broadly 46

ICT LEIT ICT-23-2017: Interfaces for accessibility Support the development of intelligent, affordable and personalised interfaces and affective computing for people with cognitive disabilities to enable them to undertake everyday tasks and in particular to improve communication and facilitate the uptake and use of digital services. Solutions should recognise user's abilities and be able to detect behaviours and recognise patterns, emotions and intentions in real life environments. A mix of expertise is necessary including from relevant social sciences and humanities disciplines (e.g. cognitive sciences, psychology, disability studies) and due attention will be paid to the diversity of users and users' needs (e.g. age, gender, socio-economic status)

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List of SSH disciplines Guidance for applicants Guidance for evaluators

List of SSH-flagged topics

AVAILABLE ON THIS PAGE

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Conclusions

First deadline: 4 February 2016

Stocktaking of previous EU projects

Coherence with current and emerging EU policies

Think as a Coordinator or as a Partner (Management)

Different instruments (IA, RIA, CSA, ERA NET,…) and technicality of a EU project

Look beyond SC6 (Embedding, MSC, ERC)

Multi/pluri/inter/trans-disciplinary projects

For 2016-2017, more than 200 Topics are SSH flagged

If no submission of proposals, register as an Expert at: http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal4/desktop/en/experts/index.html

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