ICT-based Solutions for (Self-)Management of Daily Life Activities of Older Adults at Home - Dr Gerda Geyer Chair of the Task Force for Call 5 ...
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ICT-based Solutions for
(Self-)Management of Daily Life Activities
of Older Adults at Home
Dr Gerda Geyer
Chair of the Task Force for Call 5 Preparation
Transnationaler Infoday, Innsbruck
5. März 2012
• Rückblick auf bisherige
Ausschreibungen
• Call 5
• Budget
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AAL Calls for Proposals
• AAL-2008-1: “ICT-based Solutions for Prevention and Management
of Chronic Conditions of Elderly People” (23 projects)
• AAL-2009-2: “ICT-based Solutions for Advancement of Social
Interaction of Elderly People” (30 projects)
• AAL-2010-3: “ICT-based Solutions for Advancement of Older
Persons’ Independence and Participation in the Self-serve Society”
(20 projects)
• AAL-2011-4: “ICT-based Solutions for Advancement of Older
Persons’ Mobility” (20 projects)
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Comparative number of
proposals submitted
Number of submitted proposals
120
115
110
105
100
95
90
85
Call 1 Call 2 Call 3 Call 4
4
Comparative number of SME
in submitted proposals
Number of SMEs in the submitted proposals
450
400
350
300
250
200
150
100
50
0
Call 1 Call 2 Call 3 Call 4
5Comparative participation of
SME in submitted proposals
Participation (%)
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
Call 1 Call 2 Call 3 Call 4
6CALL 5
ICT-based Solutions for
(Self-) Management of Daily Life
Activities of Older Adults at
Home
7Hintergrund der
Ausschreibung
• Wunsch der meisten Menschen: unabhängig zu leben
• bei Unterstützungsbedarf: v. a. informelle (familiäre) Betreuung und
Pflege + professionelle Pflege
• Herausforderungen: Anteil der älteren Bevölkerung steigt, Mangel
an Betreuungs- und Pflegekräften prognostiziert
• Neue Konzepte sind gefragt
• großes Potenzial für IKT-gestützte Lösungen
8FOCUS OF THE CALL
Call 5 aims at the development of ICT-based
solutions which enable and sustain older adults
to continue managing their daily life activities in
their home.
The call aims also at ICT-based solutions which
support informal carers in their assistance.
9AAL thematic areas
10Subtopics Call 5 – Focus on Older Adults
Sustaining healthy day-
Assistance in night rhythm
moving objects and
in localization of
objects Getting (un)dressed
Older Adults
Stimulating
Informal Formal carers Eating/drinking
and supporting
carers
of activities
Self-Care Personal
Caring for
@ Home hygiene
the home
/ cleaning
11Subtopics Call 5 – Focus
on Informal Carers
support the physical
and mental care ability
Older Adults
learning and Informal Formal carers
orientation carers
about care
cooperation
between
formal and informal
carers
12INCLUDED/EXCLUDED
SOLUTIONS
Included: Solutions involving care/service
robots, as part of a complete solution.
Excluded: Management of chronic
conditions; proposed solutions that cover
subtopics which were already addressed
in previous calls; proposed solutions that
have a primary focus on formal carers
(e.g. targeting at increasing their
productivity).
13What Solutions does the
Call aim at?
• Innovativ
• Leistbar
• Businesscase (siehe Guide for Applicants)
• Angewandte Forschung und Entwicklung
• Adressieren Wünsche und Bedürfnisse der End-AnwenderInnen
• Systemische Lösungen
• Beitrag, der in systemische Lösung integriert werden soll, inklusive
Serviceleistung
14Expected impact (1)
The expected impact of the Call includes social,
psychological, health and economic aspects (wider
economy, region, local authority, public sector
services, individual, carer).
In particular:
15Expected impact (2)
• Increasing independence of older adults in managing the daily life activities
in their home.
• Easing the tasks of informal carers.
• Savings in care costs as people stay in their own homes longer, postpone
and reduce (in) formal care needs, or delay move to care homes.
• Strengthening the industrial base in Europe, through developing emerging
products, services and systems which meet the needs and wishes of end-
users concerning home care and have a high potential for a viable business
case.
• Facilitating new European cooperation, including end-users and different
stakeholders in the value chain.
• Contributing to the aim of the European Innovation Partnership on Active
and Healthy Ageing (EIPAHA) that is to increase by 2 the average number
of healthy life years in the EU by 2020.
16General Prerequisits
• Solutions should be equipped with simplified, intuitive or
personalized interfaces which are adaptable to changing end-
users’ abilities and requirements.
• Important issues are Inclusive Design and accessibility for older
persons.
• Solutions should be applicable to more than one context and
adaptable to different needs as people grow older.
• Existing standards should be used. If standards are not available,
they should be developed together with interoperable systems.
17COUNTRY Yearly indicative funding
Austria
amount in Mio. €
2.5
AAL
Belgium
Cyprus
1.0
0.5
Partner States Today
Denmark 0.5
Finland 2.5
France 3.0
Germany 5.0
Greece 1.5
Hungary 2.5
Ireland 0.5
Israel 1.0
20 EU, 3 non EU
Italy 2.5
countries
Luxembourg 0.6
Norway 0.2
Netherlands 1.9
Poland 1.0
Portugal 0.5
Romania 0.2
Slovenia 0.2
Spain 4.4
Sweden 1,0
Switzerland 2.0
United Kingdom 1.1
23 countries Approx 35 Mio. €
18Comparative NFA Funding
Commitments (in M€)
40
35
30
25
20 Total NFAs Commitment
EC Contribution
15
10
5
0
Call 1 Call 2 Call 3 Call 4
19CALL 5 FUNDING COMMITMENT
Total commitment by AAL
Partner States 28,700,000 €
Expected EC contribution for
AAL Call 5 22,850,000 €
Expected total funding
commitment 51,550,000 €
20Budget Commitment Call 5
AAL Partner State Commitments
Austria 2,000,000 €
Belgium 1,000,000 €
Cyprus* 0€
Denmark 500,000 €
Finland* 0€
France 2,000,000 €
Germany 3,000,000 €
Greece* 0€
Hungary*** n/a
Ireland 500,000 €
Israel 500,000 €
Italy** 2,500,000 €
Luxembourg FNR 300,000 €
Luxembourg Luxinnovation 300,000 €
Netherlands 1,900,000 €
Norway 750,000 €
Poland 500,000 €
Portugal 200,000 €
Romania 1,000,000 €
Slovenia 200,000 €
Spain (ISCIII)** 2,400,000 €
Spain (MINETUR)** 1,750,000 €
Sweden 1,000,000 €
Switzerland 4,000,000 €
United Kingdom 2,400,000 €
Total commitment by AAL Partner States 28,700,000 €
Expected EC contribution for AAL Call 5 22,850,000 €
Expected total funding commitment 51,550,000 €
* Cyprus, Finland and Greece do not participate in this call (AAL-2012-5).
** The indicated funding is still subject to a national decision process.
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*** Decision regarding participation in call AAL-2012-5 is pending.ACHTUNG NEU:
Guide for Applicants
• application requirements
• how to submit a proposal
• evaluation and selection processes
• reference to the programme level
• national eligibility criteria
• programme evaluation criteria
• national funding rules
• details on where to obtain further information
22Einreichschluss:
29. Mai 2012, 17:00 Uhr
• One proposal / consortium
• Central submission system
• English as working language
23Dr. Gerda Geyer
gerda.geyer@ffg.at
Tel: +43(0)57755-4205
http://www.ffg.at/aal, http://www.aal-europe.eu
http://www.ffg.at/benefit
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