8 call overview itn 2017 update

MSCA in H2020 ITN - European Training Networks (ITN- ETN) 2014

2015

2016

Call identifier

H2020-MSCA-ITN-2014

H2020-MSCA-ITN-2015

H2020-MSCA-ITN-2016

Call publication date

11 December 2013

23 July 2014

14 October 2015

Call opening date

11 December 2013

02 September 2014

15 October 2015

Call deadline

09 April 2014

13 January 2015

12 January 2016

Total ITN: 405,18 M€

Total ITN: 370 M€

Total ITN: 370 M€

ETN: 349,68 M€

ETN: 317 M€

ETN: 317 M€

Budget Guide for Applicants (GfA) RESULTS on the Participant Portal

OBJECTIVE

updates: 30 September 2014, 19 December 2014 15 April 2014: info on submitted 14 January 2015: info on submitted proposals; 05 September 2014: proposals; 13 May 2015: overview overall results of the results Train a new generation of creative, entrepreneurial and innovative early-stage researchers; extending the traditional academic research training setting, and equipping researchers with the right combination of research-related and transferable competences through international, interdisciplinary and intersectoral mobility combined with the innovation-oriented mind-set.

Published on 15 October 2015; updated on 4 December 2015 13 January 2016: info on submitted proposals; 3 May 2016: overview of the results Train a new generation of creative, entrepreneurial and innovative early-stage researchers; extending the traditional academic research training setting with elements reflecting the emergence of Open Science and its future growth, and equipping researchers with the right combination of research-related and transferable competences through international, interdisciplinary and intersector mobility combined with the innovation-oriented mind-set.

ETN: the most general mode, epitomising the ITN policy objectives through a joint intersectoral and interdisciplinary research training programme

ETN: the most general mode, epitomising the ITN policy objectives through a joi intersectoral and interdisciplinary research training programme

at least 3 beneficiaries from 3 different MS/AC

at least 3 beneficiaries from 3 different MS/AC

updated on 12 March 2014

PARTICIPANTS

additional organisations from any sector and country may participate above the minimum; typical size of consortium:6-10 beneficiaries

1. Participating institutions

2. Eligible researchers

Nationality

additional organisations from any sector and country may participate above the minimum; typical size of consortium: 6-10 beneficiaries

each beneficiary must recruit and host at least one researcher at its each beneficiary must recruit and host at least one researcher at its premises premises participation of the non-academic sector is expected, involvement of organisa participation of the non-academic sector is essential from different sectors - essential Early-stage researchers (ESR) shall, at the date of the first Early-stage researchers (ESR) shall, at recruitment in the project, be in the first 4 years (full-time equivalent the date of the first recruitment in the research experience) of their research careers and not yet have project, be in the first 4 years (full-time been awarded a PhD degree. The ESR status doesn't change in the equivalent research experience) of their project. research careers and not yet have been awarded a PhD degree. The ESR status doesn't change in the project. date of the recruitment usually means the first day of the employment by a beneficary, i.e. starting date indicated in the employment contract of the ESR Researchers are typically enrolled on a PhD programme

date of the recruitment means the first day of the employment by a beneficary, i. starting date indicated in the employment contract of the ESR.

recruited for 3 to 36 months (max) by one or more beneficiaries

recruited for 3 to 36 months (max) by one or more beneficiaries

MS, AC & OTC researchers are eligible

any

Researchers are typically enrolled on a PhD programme

ESRs can be recruited by the host organisation if they have not resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in the country of the host for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately prior to their recruitment.

Mobility rule

applies only to the first beneficiary where the researchers are recruited, not to beneficiaries to which they are sent, seconded or even recruited for the second time in the project.

ESRs can be recruited by the host organisation if they have not resided or carried out their main activity (work, studies, etc.) in the country of the host for more than 12 months in the 3 years immediately prior to their recruitment. applies only to the first beneficiary where the researchers are recruited, not to beneficiaries to which they are sent, seconded or even recruited for the second during the action

for refugees: the period of residence/activity in the country of the beneficiary will counted as of the day they are recognised as refugees

Secondments

Supervision

ESRs can be seconded by their beneficiary-host for up to 30 % of their recruitment period to other beneficiaries or partner organisations. Secondments are longer stays (few months) and they differ from short visits lasting a few days. during secondments, the sending institution usualy pays salary according to the contract with ERS as well as travel and subsistance expenses joint supervision of ESRs - not mandatory but recommended; Supervisory Board co-ordinating network-wide training activities obligatory

ESRs can be seconded by their beneficiary-host for up to 30 % of their recrui period to other beneficiaries or partner organisations. Secondments are longer (few months) and they differ from short visits lasting a few days.

during secondments, the sending institution usualy pays: a)salary acc. to the co with ERS and b) travel and subsistance expenses (covered from the institutiona costs) Joint supervision of ESRs - not mandatory but recommended; Supervisory Boar ordinating network-wide training activities - obligatory.

GENERAL Grant duration

up to 48 months

Consortium agreement not required, but stronly recommended

Project budget

FINANCIAL ASPECTS

up to 48 months required for beneficiaries prior to signature of the Grant Agreement

calculated on the number of person-months for recruited ESRs; max 540 person-months for the project

calculated on the number of person-months for recruited ESRs; max 540 perso months per network

maximum 40% of total budget allocation to one country

maximum 40% of total budget allocation to one country

1.Researcher unit costs managed by the host beneficiary

managed by the host beneficiary

gross EU contrubution in the amount of € 3110 per person-month, basic gross EU contrubution in the amount of € 3110 per person-m subject to national tax regulations (€37,320/year), subject to national tax regulations

Living allowance

country correction coefficients apply (WP, Annex 3 - Table 4)

country correction coefficients apply (Table 2 of the MSCA Work Programme)

host beneficiary may pay a top-up to the salary of appointed ESRs host beneficiary may pay a top-up to the salary of appointed ESRs from from other sources sources fixed amount of € 600 per person-month

fixed amount of € 600 per person-month

no country correction coefficients apply

no country correction coefficients apply

Mobility allowance Family allowance

fixed amount of € 500 per person-month as per ESR status defined fixed amount of € 500 per person-month as per ESR status defined at the date at the date of recruitment recruitment

2. Institutional unit costs

[person-month]

[person-month]

amount of € 1800 per person-month

amount of € 1800 per person-month

for expenses related to research costs; execution of the training/partnership project; contribution to the expenses related to Research, training and co-ordination between participants; covering costs for visiting networking costs researchers; tuition fees (where applicable), etc.

Management and indirect costs

for expenses related to research costs; execution of the training/partnership project; contribution to the expenses related to co-ordination between participants; covering costs for visiting researchers; tuition fees (where applicable), etc.

amount of € 1200 per person/month

amount of € 1200 per person/month

for expenses related to project management and indirect costs

for expenses related to management of the action and indirect costs; clarificatio these amounts may later on be re-distributed among the consortium

EVALUATION

(CRITERIA, SCORES & TRASHOLDS)

Scientific panels

8 main panels: CHE, SOC, ECO, ENG, ENV, LIF, MAT, PHY

8 main panels: CHE, SOC, ECO, ENG, ENV, LIF, MAT, PHY

Priority order in case of ex aequo

1st - Excellence; 2nd - Impact; 3rd - Implementation

1st - Excellence; 2nd - Impact; 3rd - Implementation

REPORTING PRINCIPLES FOR PROPOSAL SUBMISSION new! Part B must be submitted as two separate documents

Submission of Part B of the Proposal

Document 1: Start Page (whole page), List of Participants data (incl.nonacademic sector beneficiaries and declarations tables) (2 whole pages), and sections 1-3 (30 pages).

Document 2: sections 4-7 (no page limits, but some restrictions apply)

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2018

2019

New/clarification:additional organisations from any sector and country may participate above the minimum; typical size of consortium: 6-10 beneficiaries; Additional beneficiaries can be established in MS, AC or TC included in the list of countries eligible for funding provided in General Annex A to the WP; partner organisations - from any country; mandatory: Letter of commitment by each partner organisation in Part B.7 of the proposal

and host at least one researcher at its premises

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the first day of the employment by a beneficary, i.e. mployment contract of the ESR.

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max) by one or more beneficiaries

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CO, ENG, ENV, LIF, MAT, PHY

; 3rd - Implementation

d as two separate documents

Document 1: Start Page (whole page), Table of contents (1 whole page), List of Participants data (incl.non-academic sector beneficiaries and declarations tables) (2 pages max), and sections 1-3 (30 pages). o page limits, but some restrictions apply)