Training courses on FP6, FP7 and funding available for SMEs, France
15 November 2005 - 15 November 2005
France
Three complementary training courses related to the Framework Programme for Research and Development will take place in Paris, France, from 15 to 17 November.
Organised by Interface Europe, the aim is to offer participants methodological material and useful guidance on how to write a competitive proposal for actions under research and innovation programmes, as well as an overall presentation of FP7 and the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP). The courses are open to researchers, entrepreneurs and every organisation supporting research.
The three courses will be as follows:
- 15 November: 'European Funding available to SMEs - An overview of all the funding opportunities available to SMEs'
- 16 November: 'How to manage your European RTD project in an effective way? Explanations and methodological tools for FP project management'
- 17 November: 'The Seventh Framework Programme: how to anticipate your participation? Presentation of the new priorities and orientations'For further information, please consult the following web address:
http://www.interfaceurope.net(opens in new window)
Organised by Interface Europe, the aim is to offer participants methodological material and useful guidance on how to write a competitive proposal for actions under research and innovation programmes, as well as an overall presentation of FP7 and the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP). The courses are open to researchers, entrepreneurs and every organisation supporting research.
The three courses will be as follows:
- 15 November: 'European Funding available to SMEs - An overview of all the funding opportunities available to SMEs'
- 16 November: 'How to manage your European RTD project in an effective way? Explanations and methodological tools for FP project management'
- 17 November: 'The Seventh Framework Programme: how to anticipate your participation? Presentation of the new priorities and orientations'For further information, please consult the following web address:
http://www.interfaceurope.net(opens in new window)