Project description
Data-driven policies for critical infrastructure resilience
Critical infrastructure protection is pivotal for the security of the EU. The EU-funded EU-CIP project will establish a novel pan-European knowledge network for Resilient Infrastructures to enable data-driven policies and advance Critical Infrastructure (CI) operators' innovation capacity. EU-CIP relies on the European Cluster for Securing Critical infrastructures (ECSCI), which brings together 22 projects about CI Resilience. It aims to increase the capacity, organisation community, and achievements of the ECSCI cluster. Its final goal is the establishment of an EU-wide knowledge hub with advanced analytical and innovation support services to EU projects and other innovators in CI security and resilience.
Objective
The main goal of EU-CIP is to establish a novel pan European knowledge network for Resilient Infrastructures, which will enable policy makers to shape and produce data-driven evidence-based policies, while boosting the innovation capacity of Critical Infrastructures (CI) operators, authorities, and innovators (including SMEs). In this direction, the partners have already established the European Cluster for Securing Critical infrastructures (ECSCI), which brings together 22 projects that collaborate in CI Resilience. EU-CIP will leverage the capacity, organization, community, and achievements of the ECSCI cluster towards establishing an EU-wide knowledge network with advanced analytical and innovation support capabilities.
The project’s analytics capabilities will fulfil the reporting requirements listed in the call in terms of the number and the (semestrial) frequency of the reports. To facilitate information collection and analysis, the project will establish a FAIR data observatory of research projects, research outcomes, technologies, standards, and policies. Along with analytical capabilities for evidence based policies, the project will organize and offer a rich set of innovation support services to EU projects and other innovators in CI security and resilience. These services will include training, support in business planning and access to finance, as well as support in the validation, standardization, and certification of novel solutions.
The projects outcomes will be integrated and made available through a Knowledge Hub, which will provide a singly entry point to the EU-CIP results. EU-CIP will build a vibrant ecosystem of over 1000 stakeholders around this knowledge-hub. To animate and grow the project’s community, EU-CIP will execute an ambitious set of dissemination activities, including the establishment and organization of an annual conference on Critical Infrastructures Resilience, which will become a flagship event for critical infrastructures.
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Italy
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51147 Koln
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20139 Milano
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1000 029 LISBOA
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V93 PPA0 KERRY
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7034 Trondheim
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70599 Stuttgart
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60-822 Poznan
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01300 Vantaa
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1101 Lefkosia
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The organization defined itself as SME (small and medium-sized enterprise) at the time the Grant Agreement was signed.
0314 Oslo
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1000 Bruxelles / Brussel
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The organization defined itself as SME (small and medium-sized enterprise) at the time the Grant Agreement was signed.
3000 Leuven
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00161 Rome
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190 19 SPATA
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46024 Valencia
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010665 Bucuresti
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75008 Paris
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93571 Saint Denis La Plaine
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00195 Roma
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