     
How to Write a Competitive Proposal for
Horizon 2020
(A
Handbook for Research Managers )
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Table
of Contents
Chapter 1: An Overview of Horizon 2020
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Sources
of Information on Horizon 2020 |
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The
Structure of Horizon 2020 |
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Terminology
used in Horizon 2020 |
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The
Secrets of Horizon 2020 Proposals |
Chapter 2: How the Research
Priorities were Selected (How to Lobby)
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Who
decided on the Structure of Horizon 2020 |
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Who
prepared the Work Programmes for the Research Priorities |
| Who's
Who in the Technology Platforms |
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Background
to the Evaluation Criteria |
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Key
websites: Who's Who in Horizon 2020 |
Chapter 3: The Research Priorities in
Horizon 2020
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Pillar I: Excellent Science |
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Pillar II:
Industrial Leadership |
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Pillar III:
Societal Challenges |
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EIT
(European Institute of Innovation and Technology) |
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Euratom |
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JRC (Joint
Research Centres) |
Chapter 4: How Proposals are Evaluated
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Evaluation
Criteria for Horizon 2020 Proposals |
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The
Evaluation Process |
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The
Evaluation Manual and the Forms used by Evaluators |
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The
role of the ‘Expert Evaluator’
+ how to become an 'Expert' |
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Key
websites and documents on the Evaluation of Horizon 2020 Proposals |
Chapter 5: How to Write the ‘Impact’ of the
project
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Background
to ‘Impact’ |
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Template
for writing the ‘Impact’ |
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Example
of ‘Potential Impact’ |
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Websites
to write the ‘Impact’ |
Chapter 6: The One Page Proposal
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Structure
of the One Page Proposal |
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The Role of the One Page Proposal |
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Example of a One Page Proposal |
Chapter 7: How to Streamline Proposal
Writing
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Planning, Preparing and Writing a Proposal for
Horizon 2020 |
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Time available to Write a Proposal |
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Step-by-step guide (From the Call to the Deadline) |
Chapter 8: How to Find the Best Partners
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Which
countries can participate |
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How
non-EU countries can participate in Horizon 2020 |
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How
to find the best partners |
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Key
websites to select the ‘Strategic Partners’ |
Chapter 9: How to Write the ‘Implementation'
of the project
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How
to Manage R&D Projects. |
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Potential
problems in managing European Projects |
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The
Pert Chart, The Gantt Chart |
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Work
Package Description |
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The
Deliverables Table |
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Work
Breakdown per partner |
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Websites,
Templates and Webservices for Management of Framework projects |
Chapter 10:Legal and Financial Rules in
Horizon 2020
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The Rules of Participation |
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The
Grant Agreement and Consortium Agreement |
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The
Financial Rules of Horizon 2020 |
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The
Rules on Intellectual Property |
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Key websites and documents for Legal and Financial Rules |
Chapter 11: What is your
Strategy for Horizon 2020?
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An Organisation's Strategy for Horizon 2020 |
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A Strategy for Individual Researchers |
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A Strategy for Beginners |
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A Strategy for Small and Medium Sized
Enterprises (SME) |
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Annex
Handbook Websites
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