Training Course on “Horizon 2020”- Rome, 19th-20th November 2013
19 November 2013 - 20 November 2013
Austria
The following topics will be covered during the course:
- Introduction to Horizon 2020:
“Europe 2020” Strategy
The architecture of the new Framework Programme
Similarities and differences between H2020 and FP7
- General rules of participation
- The new funding schemes: similarities and differences between H2020 and FP7
- Financial provisions
- Financial management and reporting
- Direct costs (personnel, consumables, durables, subcontracts, travel and subsistence costs and other direct costs);
- Indirect costs;
- Ineligible costs;
- Costs’ certification: required documents and procedures
- Controls and sanctions.
The issues arising in the application of H2020 rules in universities, research institutes and enterprises will be discussed in depth.
The course is targeted to specifically address the needs of professionals and project managers involved in the management of EU-funded projects, both in the private and the public sector. The course can be an important tool to help participants to effectively manage projects and further develop their internal management strategies. It can also provide a useful opportunity to network and to share good practices.
THE COURSE WILL BE HELD IN ITALIAN. Courses can also be offered in English on demand.
Dates: 2013-11-19 to 2013-11-20
Venue: Centro Congressi Roma Eventi (Via Alibert 5a – 00187 Roma –Website: www.roma-eventi.com).
Course fee: € 1000+VAT. The fee includes tuition, full documentation (both in printed and electronic format), course certificate, coffee breaks and lunches.
For further information, detailed agenda and registration form, please refer to our website: http://www.cippitanidigioacchino.eu/html/corsi.php?num=87(opens in new window)
- Introduction to Horizon 2020:
“Europe 2020” Strategy
The architecture of the new Framework Programme
Similarities and differences between H2020 and FP7
- General rules of participation
- The new funding schemes: similarities and differences between H2020 and FP7
- Financial provisions
- Financial management and reporting
- Direct costs (personnel, consumables, durables, subcontracts, travel and subsistence costs and other direct costs);
- Indirect costs;
- Ineligible costs;
- Costs’ certification: required documents and procedures
- Controls and sanctions.
The issues arising in the application of H2020 rules in universities, research institutes and enterprises will be discussed in depth.
The course is targeted to specifically address the needs of professionals and project managers involved in the management of EU-funded projects, both in the private and the public sector. The course can be an important tool to help participants to effectively manage projects and further develop their internal management strategies. It can also provide a useful opportunity to network and to share good practices.
THE COURSE WILL BE HELD IN ITALIAN. Courses can also be offered in English on demand.
Dates: 2013-11-19 to 2013-11-20
Venue: Centro Congressi Roma Eventi (Via Alibert 5a – 00187 Roma –Website: www.roma-eventi.com).
Course fee: € 1000+VAT. The fee includes tuition, full documentation (both in printed and electronic format), course certificate, coffee breaks and lunches.
For further information, detailed agenda and registration form, please refer to our website: http://www.cippitanidigioacchino.eu/html/corsi.php?num=87(opens in new window)