Celtic Call 7 FPP has started - Exceptional proposals may be accepted after authorisation
9 July 2009 - 30 October 2009
Celtic, the EUREKA cluster programme in ICT/ telecommunications, has accepted 19 proposal outlines and invited them to submit a full project proposal (FPP) by 30 October 2009.
Please note that several of the accepted proposals have been requested to enlarge their consortium and to seek additional expertise. There might be several opportunities for companies, not yet included in a project consortium, to join an already existing consortium. Abstracts and contact details of all accepted POs can be found at the project tables: http://www.celtic-initiative.org/Projects/project-info.asp(opens in new window). In case of interest you may contact the project coordinator of the project in question or you may contact the Celtic Office. There is also the possibility to check the partner search information or to post your interest to join a project at our Find-a-Partner page: http://www.celtic-initiative.org/Contacts/find-a-partner.asp(opens in new window).
Not participated in Call 7 PO-phase but still having interest to propose a project?
It has been decided by the Celtic Core Group and Public Authorities, like in previous years, to offer in particular and justified cases some additional possibilities for new project proposals to submit a full project proposal (FPP) without having submitted a prior PO. However, those exceptional FPP submissions are only possible if you have received an authorisation from the Core Group to do so. This might be possible for new project ideas that should be carried out without too much delay or for good and widely interesting proposals that were not be accepted by national calls or e.g. from FP7 Call 4.
In case of interest please contact the Celtic office - not later than 30 September 2009. A short proposal outline should be delivered until then.
Further details on Celtic Call 7 FPP are available at: http://www.celtic-initiative.org/Project_calls/Call7/call-7-FPP-submission.asp(opens in new window).
In case you have any additional question related to the call, your proposal, or funding aspects please do not hesitate to contact the Celtic Office.
Please note that several of the accepted proposals have been requested to enlarge their consortium and to seek additional expertise. There might be several opportunities for companies, not yet included in a project consortium, to join an already existing consortium. Abstracts and contact details of all accepted POs can be found at the project tables: http://www.celtic-initiative.org/Projects/project-info.asp(opens in new window). In case of interest you may contact the project coordinator of the project in question or you may contact the Celtic Office. There is also the possibility to check the partner search information or to post your interest to join a project at our Find-a-Partner page: http://www.celtic-initiative.org/Contacts/find-a-partner.asp(opens in new window).
Not participated in Call 7 PO-phase but still having interest to propose a project?
It has been decided by the Celtic Core Group and Public Authorities, like in previous years, to offer in particular and justified cases some additional possibilities for new project proposals to submit a full project proposal (FPP) without having submitted a prior PO. However, those exceptional FPP submissions are only possible if you have received an authorisation from the Core Group to do so. This might be possible for new project ideas that should be carried out without too much delay or for good and widely interesting proposals that were not be accepted by national calls or e.g. from FP7 Call 4.
In case of interest please contact the Celtic office - not later than 30 September 2009. A short proposal outline should be delivered until then.
Further details on Celtic Call 7 FPP are available at: http://www.celtic-initiative.org/Project_calls/Call7/call-7-FPP-submission.asp(opens in new window).
In case you have any additional question related to the call, your proposal, or funding aspects please do not hesitate to contact the Celtic Office.