FP7 Technical Management & Reviews Course to be held in Budapest, Hungary
9 May 2012 - 9 May 2012
Austria
FP7 Technical Management and Reviews; Legal and IPR issues
Budapest, Hungary - 09 May, 2012
http://www.eutrainingsite.com/128(opens in new window)
Draft Agenda:
- Grant Agreement negotiations – road to success and things that could go wrong.
- Getting started – models on Consortium Agreement, advance payment, bank guarantees, and the kick-off meeting.
- Efficient project management systems in practice – eligible and non-eligible costs, cost statements. Upgrading your system for FP7.
- IPR issues in practice – how to protect you background and how to benefit from the foreground
- Coordinating a project – how to deal with the difficulties, possible ways to control you partners
- Dissemination and exploitation – get out most of your project.
- Technical reporting – what to report and how?
- Technical reviews – Prepare for the best and worst opinion of the EC and the reviewers.
- Workshop: Technical management – participants discuss real case scenarios related to coordination, budget, dissemination, modifying the project, etc.
The course has an outlook towards Horizon 2020 – highlighting the expected changes and comparing the approaches!
The training will introduce a hands-on approach to FP7 project management, highlighting the changes in the financial framework and implementation guidelines for FP7.
The new modular training course concept from Europa Media gives you full freedom and flexibility!
Select the course you need, or combine them and get much more!
http://www.eutrainingsite.com/mtrainings.php?mid=139(opens in new window)
Budapest, Hungary - 09 May, 2012
http://www.eutrainingsite.com/128(opens in new window)
Draft Agenda:
- Grant Agreement negotiations – road to success and things that could go wrong.
- Getting started – models on Consortium Agreement, advance payment, bank guarantees, and the kick-off meeting.
- Efficient project management systems in practice – eligible and non-eligible costs, cost statements. Upgrading your system for FP7.
- IPR issues in practice – how to protect you background and how to benefit from the foreground
- Coordinating a project – how to deal with the difficulties, possible ways to control you partners
- Dissemination and exploitation – get out most of your project.
- Technical reporting – what to report and how?
- Technical reviews – Prepare for the best and worst opinion of the EC and the reviewers.
- Workshop: Technical management – participants discuss real case scenarios related to coordination, budget, dissemination, modifying the project, etc.
The course has an outlook towards Horizon 2020 – highlighting the expected changes and comparing the approaches!
The training will introduce a hands-on approach to FP7 project management, highlighting the changes in the financial framework and implementation guidelines for FP7.
The new modular training course concept from Europa Media gives you full freedom and flexibility!
Select the course you need, or combine them and get much more!
http://www.eutrainingsite.com/mtrainings.php?mid=139(opens in new window)