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Administration Calls

Proposals relating to the Administrations Unit were submitted either through Fixed Deadline Calls or the Continuous Submission Scheme.

Fixed Deadline Calls

Two calls have been launched by the Administrations Unit in 2001:

  • 6th Call (27/01/01): AL I.3.2 Best practice and trials in administration systems
  • 7th Call (15/06/01): AL I.3.1 Intelligent environment for public sector employees at all levels. The deadline of this call is 03/10/01.

Background information about the last 4 Calls in the Administrations area - from 1999 to 2001

IST 2001 - I.3.2 Best practice and trials in administration systems

Objectives
To promote the dissemination, early exploitation and adoption by administrations, in the EU and Associated States, of well-founded, mature and established, but insufficiently deployed, methods and technologies that have been successfully developed under the FP4 Telematics Applications Programme.
Focus
  • Uptake by early adopters of up-to-date technologies and systems; upgrading of the standard of existing systems, and the extension of these systems to related specifications. The actions are expected to have a critical number of sites and appropriate industrial involvement. They should be of short duration (12-18 months).
  • The consortia should also include the actors (e.g. public authorities) responsible for the full-scale deployment of the systems.
Type of actions addressed
Best Practice and Trials
Links with WP2000
New Action Line

IST 2001 - Action I.3.1. Intelligent environment for public sector workers at all levels

Call identifier
IST-01-7-1A. (Fixed Deadline call, RTD Action)
Objectives
To improve the working environment for employees of governmental departments and agencies thus helping them to provide better services to users.
Focus
  • Intelligent systems for administrations (including architectures, tools and platforms). The systems will permit the distributed operation of administrative applications (including components) across Europe and over heterogeneous networks and platforms. Additionally, systems that support the development by governments and administrations of scaleable applications will be supported.
  • Standardised, interoperable and reusable IST-based application systems, which can support staff involved in online transactions of modern government (i.e. government to government, citizen to government, business to government). Official friendly software agents supporting the work of staff involved in online transactions with citizens and businesses, by combining an easy to use intuitive interface, immediate feedback, autonomous tracking capabilities, mobility, advanced information gathering and knowledge sharing. Significant industrial participation is required to ensure commercial exploitation.
  • Proposals will be expected to address industrial consensus on common specifications, for example regarding the information format and service interoperability requirements, as well as establishing or enhancing standards, where appropriate.
Types of Actions addressed
Research and Development, Demonstration and Combined projects
Additional info
Approximately 4-6 RTD projects (e.g. 4 R&D, 1 DM, 1 CM); expected number of proposals of between 25-30; DO NOT duplicate existing projects (i.e. from Call 1 and Call 4 - refer to the Projects page in this unit)
Links with WP2000
New Action Line.
Action Line indicative budget
Less than €10 million of EU funding

Continuous Submission Scheme

Proposals were accepted under the continuous submission scheme for IST Support Measures for partial support for conferences, workshops, seminars and exhibitions (Part 2E IST Support Measures) and Grant Applications (Part 2F Grants).

Background Information

The following calls have been published in the Administration area (part of the FP5/IST Programme, Key Action 1).

Call 1 (AL I.4.1, 1999)
Transition from the FP4 to FP5; Systems enhancing the efficiency and user-friendliness of administrations.
Progress
  • received proposals: 77 (74) - [RTD actions]
  • selected projects: 6
  • total EC funding: €10 million
Call 2 (AL I.4.2, 1999)
Electronic democracy; On-line support to democratic processes.
Progress
  • received proposals: 35 (35) - [RTD actions]
  • selected projects: 7 - Research Project, Combined, Demo
  • total EC funding: €12.5 million
Call 4 (AL I.3.1, 2000)
Ten-year timeframe (only local & central level); Smart- Government 2005-2010.
Progress
  • received proposals: 40 (39) - [RTD actions]
  • selected projects: 7
  • total EC funding: €17.8 million
Call 6 (AL I.3.2, 2001)
Trials and Best Practices - link with FP4-TAP
Call 6 (AL V.1.11, 2001)
Regional pilot actions & demonstrations
Progress
  • received proposals: 12 (1) - [RTD actions]
  • selected projects: 4
  • total EC funding: €3.3 million
Call 7 (AL V.1.11, 2001)
Intelligent environment for public sector employees at all levels
Progress
  • received proposals: 44 (2) - [RTD actions]
  • selected projects: 6
  • total EC funding: €10,6 million