Euro-Mediterranean Information System on know-how in the Water sector
International portal
 

EU-INCO-MED

EU-INCO-MED - News
EU-INCO-MED - Events
EU-INCO-MED - Projects

International Research Cooperation with Mediterranean Partner Countries


EU-INCO is the international scientific cooperation section of the European Commission Research Framework Programmes (FP), which include water research. EU-INCO's mandate is to jointly mobilise European and partner countries' research teams to help solve social problems of regional interest to partner countries.

EU-INCO-Med  corresponds to the research action on priorities in line with the framework of the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership. The sea and its surroundings need looking after and sustainable solutions found to ensure common resources are not exhausted. This programme looks for opportunities to contribute high-quality and relevant scientific knowledge to scientific and technological partnerships working in synergy with other means of co-operation mobilised through the Barcelona process. Major issues include risk and conflict prevention, environmental and water management, food security, RTD and innovation policies.

Countries that fall within the remit of INCO-Med are those of the Euro-Med Partnership: Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Malta, Morocco, West Bank and Gaza Strip, Syria, Tunisia, and Turkey.

Contacts 

The General point of contact in the European Commission's Research DG for EU-INCO is inco@ec.europa.eu. For further information on water issues, please contact Cornelia Nauen at the European Commission’s DG Research.

Folder Projects
Folder Steps
URL EU-INCO Water Research from FP4 to FP6 (1994-2006): A Critical Review A review of the research framework programmes (FP4 -1994- 1998; FP5 – 1998-2002; FP6 – 2002-2006).
HTML Document FP7 - Environmental research - call for proposals FP7-ENV-2009-1 Newsletter - Environmental Technologies Research

The call for proposal was launched on the 3rd of September with the 8th of January 2009 as the deadline for submission. The available budget exceeds €193 million to be shared among 49 topics addressed by the following research themes:

Sub-Activity
Code		 Sub-activity
 		 Estimated budget
€ million
6.1.1. PRESSURES ON ENVIRONMENT AND CLIMATE 32,5
6.1.2. ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH 21
6.1.3. NATURAL HAZARDS 13
6.2.1. CONSERVATION AND SUSTAINABLE MANAGEMENT OF NATURAL AND MAN-MADE RESOURCES AND BIODIVERSITY 27
6.2.2. MANAGEMENT OF MARINE ENVIRONMENTS 22
6.3.1. ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGIES FOR OBSERVATION, SIMULATION, PREVENTION, MITIGATION, ADAPTATION, REMEDIATION AND RESTORATION OF THE NATURAL AND MAN-MADE ENVIRONMENT 27
6.3.2. PROTECTION, CONSERVATION AND ENHANCEMENT OF CULTURAL HERITAGE, INCLUDING HUMAN HABITAT 8
6.3.3. TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT, VERIFICATION AND TESTING 7
6.4.1. EARTH AND OCEAN OBSERVATION SYSTEMS AND MONITORING METHODS FOR THE ENVIRONMENT AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT 20
6.4.2. FORECASTING METHODS AND ASSESSMENT TOOLS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT TAKING INTO ACCOUNT DIFFERING SCALES OF OBSERVATION 12
6.5.1. DISSEMINATION AND HORIZONTAL ACTIVITIES 4

 

The detailed topics' description and other guidance documents are available from the CORDIS server:

http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7/dc/index.cfm?fuseaction=UserSite.FP7DetailsCallPage&call_id=142

Applicants are kindly asked to consider all proposal's eligibility criteria, including particular requirements, that could apply to specific topic(s).

The Electronic Proposal Submission Service (EPSS) for this call is available. Candidates are kindly asked to register their interest by submitting a proposal as early as possible in view to receive the necessary login in time. It is the co-ordinator's responsibility to ensure that he/she has sufficient time to prepare and submit the proposal through EPSS once his/her username and password have been received.

ATOM RSS