Training courses on European financing

(e.g. MSCA, EIC, ERC, Clusters-Horizon, EIT, LIFE, EUREKA, Partnerships, etc.)

• Presentations: for the exposition of didactic material, which will be shared at the end of each course.
• Case studies: depending on the course, a case study based on real work situations will be proposed.
• Streaming sessions: (Teams platform): courses can be recorded at the client’s request, to reinforce key contents.
• Tutorial assistance: evaluation of practical cases and resolution of doubts during the training period.

• To know the different stages of preparing European proposals, such as consortium structuring, partner search, team coordination, meeting organization, time management and decision making.
• To know the structure of the EC templates (RIA and IA)
  (RIA and IA) of the EC for writing proposals in Horizon Europe, news 2021-2017 and writing “tips” to enhance the visibility of winning proposals.
• Analyze and break down the different sections of the
  different sections of the document “Part B”, in its different evaluable categories (excellence, impact and implementation).

• Determine the evaluation criteria of the different sections, and establish strategies on how to guide the writing of the scientific-technical text, as well as other cross-cutting sections (ethical aspects, safety, gender, open science, data management).
• Know the evaluation process, individual and consensus stages, claim phases and generation of ESR documents.
• To know the criteria to be selected selected as evaluator
  favorable points, CV improvement, complementary activities, etc.

(DMP; Open Science; Gender Aspects; Communication, Dissemination, Exploitation; IPR; etc.)

1. Differentiate scientific and technological aspects
   from common cross-cutting aspects in European R&D proposals, as well as their importance in the evaluation process.
2. To know in greater detail the sections not directly related
   not directly related to scientific or technological
   with scientific or technological aspects of European proposals such as:

• Open Access (OA) Vs Open Science (OS)
• Balance between OS and Intellectual Property (IP) Management
• Communication and dissemination plan
• Protection of research results
• Gender aspects
• AI traceability, reliability and robustness
• Exploitation plan:
  • Freedom to Operate
  • Technology watch
  • Market analysis
  • Case/Model/Business Plan

This training is more oriented to potential project coordinators and the team dedicated to advising on financial and legal issues. The main topics to be addressed are:

• Key developments Horizon Europe and Lump Sum funding.
• The new Grant Agreement and negotiation phase with the European Commission
• Financial aspects of European public funds
• Technical and economic justification
• Addenda to the AG
• Audit of European projects

• To go through in a practical way the management and justification cycle of a proposal of a proposal approved under the European framework program for research and innovation, Horizon Europe (2021-2027).
• At the end of the course and depending on their performance, the participants will have the following skills
  the following skills:
  

1. To know the main management and
   and justification procedures.
2. Anticipate common problems
   problems in the elaboration of the Consortium Agreement.
3. Consistently defend
   operational and financial capacity.
4. Differentiate clearly between
   subcontracting and purchase of goods and services.
   
5. Avoid the main
   major errors of justification
   in the different expense categories, mainly in personnel and equipment depreciation.

Training oriented to potential
potential project coordinators
and the different technology transfer units:

• Considerations for
  technology-based spin-offs
  derived from R&D results
• Intellectual property Intellectual Property (IPR): Foreground in R&D&I research, development and innovation projects.
• Business models for
  exploitation of results
  
• Forecast and market analysis
• Business plan
  of projects close to the market

• Innovation in Spain statistics, weaknesses, threats, strengths, and opportunities.
• Talent attraction talent attraction programs
  How to get qualified personnel for the development of your company’s technology.
• European Innovation Council (EIC) Funding Programs: How to secure funding along the entire innovation value chain, including business scaling.
• European Eureka Programs:
  European grants for national funding.
  
• Financial Support for Third Parties (FSTP): Other forms of financing that can open bids to large consortia. Private financing.
• How to deal with a business plan