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FP6 Presentation -
Lynne Hunter
4. How much money can I get?
Your costs
are reimbursed and although the daily rate is not yet finalized
it will be in the region of EUR 450 per day plus travel and subsistence.
Time in Brussels would be between 5-10 days in Brussels per year
at most and it is quite possible that some of the initial evaluation
for long distance experts will be done “remotely” although evaluation
of Networks of Excellence and Integrated Projects will probably
always involve the experts interviewing the proposers of the best
projects.
The other
major change under FP6 is in its Human Mobility theme.
The Sixth Framework Programme's Human Resources and Mobility (HRM) activity
has a budget of €1,580 million (over 50% more than under FP5) and
is largely based on the financing of training and mobility activities
for researchers. For the first time nearly 10%
of the Framework Programme's entire budget will be devoted to the
development of training, mobility and the career development of
researchers. The actions are open to researchers in all
fields of scientific and technological research from the EU Member
States, from countries associated with FP6 and from third countries.
Eligibility for the various schemes is based on research experience
and expertise, not age. Research organisations can apply to the
Commission for funding to provide training opportunities for researchers
of any age or nationality. There are no quotas but it is expected
that for the Research Training Networks at least, 30% of researchers
will be from non EU countries. It is also expected that at
least 40% of researchers in this scheme will be women. ...next....
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