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Horizon Europe (2021-2027)
'Horizon Europe is the Framework Program for Research and Technological Development (P.C.R.D.T), also called Framework Program, or abbreviated FP (for Framework Programme). It is the main funding tool for research and innovation at European level. This framework program was created in 1984, and the various programs follow each other every 7 years. Framework Programme 7 (FP7) and Horizon 2020 are the predecessors of Horizon Europe, which today represents the 9th framework programme financed by the European Commission since its creation.
Why Europe funds R&I
The European Union wishes to fund R&I to meet the following objectives:
- Strengthen the European Union's position in the world in the fields of research, innovation and technology.
- Ensure Europe's competitiveness by investing in the technologies and professions of the future, in the service of "intelligent, sustainable and inclusive" growth.
- Take into account the concerns of citizens (health, environment, clean energies, etc.) and provide solutions to societal challenges.
- Enhance the attractiveness of European research.
Europe's structure for funding R&I
With a budget of 95.5 billion euros, Horizon Europe is the most ambitious research support program in the world. It is based on 5 mission areas:
- The health of oceans, seas and coastal and inland waters
- Cancer
- Soil health and food
- Smart and carbon-neutral cities
- Adaptation to climate change
The European Union's research and innovation programs aim to support projects throughout the innovation chain (from ideation to commercialization), and to streamline funding in favor of growth.
Depending on the objective and technological maturity of your projects, the calls will depend on different thematic programming, which are divided into three program pillars covering the entire funding continuum.
The 3 pillars of Horizon Europe
Pillar 1: Scientific Excellence
The first pillar, "Science of Excellence", aims to support basic research projects through the European Research Council, as well as funding exchanges and scholarships for researchers. This pillar also supports networking, access and the development of research infrastructures.
Pillar 2: Global issues and European industrial competitiveness
The second pillar, "Global Issues and European Industrial Competitiveness", aims to support work and research related to these famous societal issues such as, among others, health, security for society, digital, industry, food, bioeconomy and natural resources. Collaborative, multidisciplinary projects are concentrated within this pillar.
Pillar 3: Innovative Europe
The third pillar, "Innovative Europe", aims to support innovation close to the market; where an innovative startup or SME can present an innovative project on its own and be supported by the European Innovation Council (EIC).
Types of action
Research and innovation programs can be broken down into several types of action, depending on a number of criteria: the scope of the project, the expected level of technological maturity, or the objectives. Associated with these actions are a number of participation modalities: eligibility criteria, funding rates, duration, budget, etc.
The devices and associated projects fall into two broad categories:
- Collaborative projects involving, except in special cases, a minimum of three legal entities established in member states or associated states, and more often between 10 and 20 partners for most collaborative projects.)
- Individual projects where a single institution submits and carries out a project.
European Funding and Cybersecurity
Cybersecurity in the European Union: a strategic priority
The 3 main programs that group together funding related to cybersecurity are :
- Horizon Europe with, as already mentioned, 95.5 billion euros in funding over 7 years, including almost 460 million euros for cybersecurity,
- Digital Europe Programme (Digital Europe Programme) with a budget of 7.59 billion euros, including over 1.65 billion euros for cybersecurity,
- Connecting Europe Facility 2, with a budget of over 28 billion euros, will dedicate over 2 billion euros to cybersecurity over 7 years.
These financing instruments are accessible to all types of organization: public authorities, research centers, cyber producers and/or consumers (SMEs, ETIs, large groups), critical infrastructure operators, and academics.
Project typology
Under Pillar 2 of Horizon Europe, there are two main types of instrument to fund projects at different levels of technological maturity, covering the whole spectrum of research from ideation to market.
Research and Innovation Actions
The first scheme is called "Actions de Recherche et d'Innovation (RIA)" and finances technologies, processes or services that are very close to ideation, i.e. fundamental research or research in the process of being applied; this ranges from experimental proof of concept to validation of the technology in a real, but not operational, environment. RIAs last between 12 and 36 months, and 100% of direct costs are eligible for any player.
Innovation Actions
The second scheme is called "Actions d'Innovation (IA)", an instrument designed to finance projects with a level of technological maturity closer to the market, and whose activities will be focused primarily on demonstrations, prototype development or pilots to validate the technology in an operational environment. These are projects lasting 3 to 5 years, with a different funding rate for private players (70%) compared with 100% for public players.
These two schemes are no exception to the rule of fierce competition on a European scale, with success rates ranging from 10 to 20% depending on the themes targeted.
Attentes de la Commission Européenne
La Commission Européenne a pour vocation à financer des projets d’excellence, qui sont complexes et multidisciplinaires et avec des impacts importants.
- Des projets de grande envergure avec un nombre conséquent de partenaires et une variété importante de :
- Organisations : start-ups, entreprises, grands groupes, villes, institution R&D, universités, etc.
- Domaines/disciplines représentés
- Qui développent :
- De la recherche fondamentale, des pilotes, des projets de démonstration, le scale-up d’entreprises européenne qui ont des solutions disruptives
- Des attentes fortes pour des projets :
- Impact fort
- Visible auprès des citoyens européens
- Réplicable et avec possibilité d’extension
Accompagnement au financement
Il existe de nombreuses structures publiques et privées qui offrent un panel complémentaire de services dans les différentes phases de préparation et définition de montage du projet.
Les Points de Contact Nationaux : une équipe de point de contact nationaux (PCN) est établie dans tous les pays bénéficiaires du Programme Horizon Europe, à la demande de la Commission Européenne. Le Ministère de l'Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche et de l'Innovation (MESRI) déploie, pilote, et anime l'équipe de PCN qui a pour objectif la participation française aux dispositifs européens de financement et de la recherche de l'innovation.
La Bpifrance : a développé des outils financiers permettant aux PME françaises innovantes d'avoir recours à des prestations de conseil en innovation pour les accompagner dans la rédaction de leur dossier de candidature ; notamment le Diagnostic Partenariat Technologique International et le Diagnostic Europe.
Les sociétés de conseils : Elles proposent des prestations variées s'adaptant aux besoins des clients, avec des services qui peuvent aller de missions très ponctuelles (sur les questions de Propriété Intellectuelles, ou sur la rédaction d’une partie du dossier ) à un accompagnement sur l'ensemble du montage de projet. La Commission Projets Collaboratifs de l'Association des Conseils en Innovation maintient une liste des sociétés membres expertes dans le domaine des projets européens.
Pôles de compétitivité, des pôles d’excellence rurale et des clusters sur thématique : ces structures proposent des services liés au montage de projets européens, tels que l'aide à la recherche de partenaires, la relecture de dossiers, mais également de la veille sur les appels à projets de leur secteur chaque pôle ou cluster disposant d'une gamme spécifique de services.
Partenariat - Campus Cyber et FI Group
Campus Cyber et FI Group se sont lancés dans un partenariat en 2022 pour construire ensemble une démarche proactive et concertée de réponse à appel à projets. Les objectifs de la démarche sont de:
- Accroitre le taux de succès des dépôts de projet de l'écosystème
- Positionner l'écosystème sur les futurs domaines de la cyber
A propos de FI Group
FI Group propose un accompagnement sur mesure sur l'ensemble du montage de projet. Cet accompagnement se base sur des moments clés d'un montage: le fléchage, l'étude de faisabilité des projets, le montage du consortium, le montage de propositions, le suivi de l'instruction du dossier. Si le projet obtient le financement, Fi Group intervient alors en tant que partenaire responsable de soutien à la coordination ainsi que la dissémination, la communication et l'exploitation (D&C&E). FI Group propose également du conseil de gestion de projets (sous-traitance) pour des demandes ponctuelles.
Lien utiles
Horizon Europe : https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/funding/funding-opportunities/funding-programmes-and-open-calls/horizon-europe_en
Horizon Europe - Cluster 3 : "Civil security for society: https://rea.ec.europa.eu/funding-and-grants/horizon-europe-cluster-3-civil-security-society_en
Horizon Europe - Cluster 4 : "Digital, Industry and Space: https://research-and-innovation.ec.europa.eu/funding/funding-opportunities/funding-programmes-and-open-calls/horizon-europe/cluster-4-digital-industry-and-space_en
Connecting Europe Facility : https://ec.europa.eu/inea/en/connecting-europe-facility
Digital Europe Programme : https://digital-strategy.ec.europa.eu/en/activities/digital-programme
PCN Horizon Europe : https://www.horizon-europe.gouv.fr/les-points-de-contact-nationaux-24230
FI Group : https://grants.fi-group.com/
Association des Conseils en Innovation : https://www.asso-conseils-innovation.org/
BPIFrance: https://www.bpifrance.fr/
Contact
Pour toute information complémentaire, n'hésitez pas à contacter : communautes@campuscyber.fr
Catalogues disponibles
Financements cybersécurité 2022 : télécharger
Financements cybersécurité 2023 : télécharger
Financements cybersécurité 2024 : télécharger
Pitches SMI2G 2023 : télécharger
