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Examples of SSH research projects

Growth, employment and competitiveness in a knowledge society: internationalisation of firms and research systems, impacts of globalisation, service economy, intangible investments, entrepreneurship, efficiency of public policies and macroeconomic policies. GLOBINN, SCIFI-GLOW, PEGGED, AEGIS, EFIGE, IAREG, SERVPPIN, POLHIA, FINESS, GRASP

Combining economic, social and environmental objectives in a European perspective: land use and agriculture, rural and urban development, paradigm shifts (post carbon society and global changes) and territorial dynamics (integration of geography, demography, modelling), inequalities, regions and globalisation, historical social models.CONSENSUS, SMILE, CAP-IRE, RUFUS, DERREG, SHRINK SMART, PACT, HI-POD, ICATSEM, CLICO, PASHMINA, CHANCE2SUSTAIN

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Major societal trends: demography, migration, fertility, consumption behaviour, youth integration/exclusion, intergenerational solidarity, transnational mobility of people, linkages between new jobs and conditions of work; values and religion.ASPA, DEMHOW, MULTILINKS, REPRO, MAFE, TRANS-NET, GEITONIES, SAMPLE, EUMARGINS, WALQUING;

Europe in the world: impact of globalisation on evolution of the European economy, trade, governance, geopolitics, migration and perceptions of the EU, regional climate change and water issue, conflicts, rule of law and human rights; multilateralism.

PEGGED, EURASIA-NET, CHINESE VIEWS OF EU, EULAKS, CREATING; CLICO, DOMAC; PRIV-WAR, ATLAS; EU-GRASP MERCURY , EU4SEAS

The Citizen in the EU: citizens’ participation; democracy and role of media; democratic institutions, civil rights; histories and identities; culture and creativity, languages and multilingualism.CIT-PART, EUROPOLIS, PROFACITY, ENACT, EUROIDENTITIES, MEDIACT, EUNAMUS, ALACs


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Indicators:Ex-ante impact assessment of EU research policies; access to datasets (CESSDA, ESS); new indicators and surveys deal e.g. with social issues and justice; enlarged EU-KLEMS database on national economic statistics is now a reference across Member States.DEMETER, AMELI, COMPARE, JUSTIS, ASSPRO

Foresight activity:Grand challenges and scenarios; involve the stakeholders in the policy process (participation component); both global challenges(Europe 2025, Mediterranean region) and ERA foresight exercises;mutual learning; “World 2025" is an emblematic exercise with several EC services.

FARHORIZON, IKNOW, AUGUR, MEDPRO, EFP


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The information package The information package -- Key documentsKey documents

For For eacheach call, a set of documents call, a set of documents isis availableavailable::

� Text of the call

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� Work programme (including General introduction & General

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� Guide for applicants: one per call and funding scheme

� Guidelines on Proposal Evaluation and Selection Procedures

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Structure of a Structure of a proposalproposal (1)(1)

Part A: In part A you will be asked for certain administrative details that will beused in the evaluation and further processing of your proposal. Part A forms an integral part of your proposal. Section A1 gives a snapshot of your proposal, section A2 concerns you and your organisation, while section A3 deals withmoney matters :

• Section A1: Summary• Section A2: Participants (a form per participant)• Section A3: Budget

Part B: Scientifc work and project management

• Section 1: Scientific and/or technical quality, relevant to the topicsaddressed by the call• Section 2: Implementation• Section 3: Impact• Section 4: Ethical Issues

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Part A: Please note:

• The coordinator fills in the section A1 and section A3.• The participants (including the coordinator) each fill in section A2.• Subcontractors are not required to fill in section A2 and shouldnot be listed separately in section A3.

When you complete part A, please make sure that:

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� Must be through EPSS, the Electronic proposal submission system

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�� CORDIS:CORDIS: http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ssh/home_en.htmlhttp://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/ssh/home_en.html

�� EUROPA: EUROPA: http://ec.europa.eu/research/socialhttp://ec.europa.eu/research/social--sciences/index_en.htm?CFID=143386&CFTOKEN=49037405sciences/index_en.htm?CFID=143386&CFTOKEN=49037405

�� SSH in FP6SSH in FP6-- ProjectsProjects’’ Synopses:Synopses:http://www.ekt.gr/fp7/docs/ssh_synopses_callsfp6.pdfhttp://www.ekt.gr/fp7/docs/ssh_synopses_callsfp6.pdf

� NET4Society: net4society.eu

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Documents

FP7 National Contact Point FP7 proposal preparationarchive.ekt.gr/news/events/ekt/2011-11-07/presentation_Tzenou.pdf · 7 (2007-2013) ˘ , 7 ˇ ˆ 2011 M. ˙ ˝, ˙˛ ˚ ˜˘ FP7