ICT Policy Support Programme WP 2011 - Call 5 - Alessandro Barbagli Head of Sector - ICT Operations

ICT Policy Support
                     Programme
               WP 2011 – Call 5

                         Napoli, 14 March 2011

Alessandro Barbagli
Head of Sector - ICT Operations

Implementation through annual
                                        WPs

• WP defines
   – Objectives to be reached and areas to be covered per
     year
   – Budget allocations per year
   – Funding instruments to be used
   – Rules for participation
   – Evaluation criteria
   – Planning for Calls for proposals (90% of budget)
   – Calls for tenders and other measures

ICT PSP WP2011: guiding principles

• Aligining with policy priorities of the DAE
  – Strengthening/refining the themes and objectives
  – New objectives
• Focus on areas of clear EU added value
  – For a budget increase of 8%, move from 6 to 5
    themes
  – From 19 to 15 objectives
• Ensure critical mass
  – through continued support to objectives
  – with significant support to (most of the) new ones

• Insist on proper dissemination of results

WP2011
                                           Call5: 1 March - 1 June 2011

                                     Indicative budget
                           Theme 1 : ICT for a low carbon economy and
                                                                             24 M€
                           smart mobility
                           Theme 2 : Digital Content                         38 M€
                           Theme 3 : ICT for health, ageing well and         18 M€
              Call for     inclusion
              proposals
                           Theme 4 : ICT for innovative government and      21.5 M€
Operational
Budget
                           public services

                           Theme 5 : Open innovation for internet-           14 M€
                           enabled services

              Calls for tender and support measure implemented by grants     9.5 M€

                                                                    TOTAL   125 M€

Theme 1 (24 M€)

• Theme 1: ICT for a low carbon economy
  and smart mobility

  – 1.1. Innovative lighting systems based on Solid
    State Lighting (SSL): two to three pilots B - 10M€

  – 1.2. ICT Energy Efficiency in Public Buildings:
    several pilots B - 7 M€

  – 1.3. Smart Connected Electro-Mobility: up to 3
    pilots - 7 M€

Objective 1.1 (10 M€)

• 1.1. Innovative lighting systems based on Solid
  State Lighting (SSL): two to three pilots B

  – Demonstrate the value of using innovative SSL
  – Latest advances in European SSL technologies
  – Refurbishment of existing buildings or
    infrastructures
  – Common measurement frameworks
  – Involvement of National and regional energy
    agencies

Objective 1.2 (7 M€)

• 1.2. ICT Energy and Efficiency in Public Buildings:
  several pilots B

   –   ICT components and systems reducing energy losses
   –   Achieving energy savings ~ 15%
   –   Significant number of buildings
   –   Involve public authorities
   –   Demand-driven, ensuring acceptance and uptake

Objective 1.3 (7 M€)

• 1.3. Smart Connected Electro-Mobility: up to 3
  pilots

  – Test urban and inter-urban ICT services
  – User experience of electrical vehicles
  – Real-time interaction between the driver, the
    vehicle and the transport and energy
    infrastructures
  – Facilitate car-sharing schemes for elect. cars
  – Evaluation

Theme 2 (38 M€*)

• Theme2 : Digital content
  – 2.1. Aggregating content in Europeana – several
     BPNs
  – 2.2. Digitising content for Europeana – several
     pilots B
  – 2.3. Raising awareness of Europeana and
     promoting its use - several BPNs
  – 2.4. eLearning – one or more pilots B for 8 M€

  *30 M€ for objectives 2.1, 2.2 and 2.3, 8M€ for objective 2.4

Objective 2.1

• 2.1. Aggregating content in Europeana – several
  BPNs
   – Aggregation of existing digital heritage
   – Alignment of metadata and mappings with the
     specifications of Europeana
   – agree on the necessary licensing or clearing
     arrangements
   – Outcome: Higher quantity of quality digital
     content, in particular masterpieces, from across
     Europe and other countries participating in the
     programme

Objective 2.2

2.2.   Digitising content for Europeana – several pilots B

   – Enhance content base through targeted digitisation
     actions of European Masterpieces
   – Diversity and richness of Europe's cultural heritage
   – Themes must be of interest to a broad public
   – Different types of material (e.g. books, audiovisual,
     sound, archival records, museum collections, etc.)
   – Accessible through Europeana free of charge at item
     level

Objective 2.3

•   2.3. Raising awareness of Europeana and promoting its use -
            several BPNs

    – Awareness campaign in order to publicise
      Europeana among the broadest possible public -
      one BPN
    – Promoting the use of Europeana by improving its
      functionalities (e.g. user friendliness,
      improvements to searching and browsing, cross
      language access)– several BPNs

Objective 2.4 (8 M€)

• 2.4. eLearning – one or more pilots B for 8 M€
  Accelerate adoption of eLearning resources:

  – Pilots for socially-powered, multilingual portal where Teachers,
    pupils and parents (directly participating) intuitively discover,
    acquire, discuss and improve eLearning resources - Identifying best
    practices of use – commercial content as well as user-generated
    content
  – Pilots which stimulate multiplier effects by showcasing uses and
    results in teachers training initiatives, organising a series of
    eLearningDays@school or setting up attractive eLearning kiosks).

Theme 3 (18 M€)

• Theme 3: ICT for health, ageing well and inclusion

  – 3.1. ICT Solutions for fall prevention and ICT and Ageing
    network : several pilots B and one TN - 9 M€
  – 3.2. Digital competences and social inclusion: one pilot B - 2M€
  – 3.3. e-accessibility: one pilot B - 3 M€
  – 3.4. Empowering patients and supporting widespread
    deployment of telemedicine services: one pilot B and one TN - 4
    M€

Objective 3.1 (9 M€)

• 3.1. ICT Solutions for fall prevention and ICT and
  Ageing network : several pilots B and one TN - 9 M€
  Several pilots B (8.5 M€):
  – Significantly improve QoL & care efficiency for the ageing population
    by focusing on falls & safety of elderly people (prevention + detection)
  – Address full needs beyond ICT (organisational re-engineering, business
    models, financial planning) ;
  – Provision of single entry point to online information, services and tools,
    provision of tools and materials, …

  One TN (0.5 M€):
  – Bring together key national or regional initiatives to develop guidelines
    for deployment of solutions, share good practices and disseminate
    information to European

                                                                see Annex

Objective 3.2 (2 M€)

• 3.2. Digital competences and social inclusion: one pilot
  B

   – Single entry point for operational support to “social inclusion actors”
     through online tools and services, targeted distance training,
     acquisition and certification of competences (learning ICT and through
     ICT)
   – special focus on domiciliary care workers
   – User centricity, usability, accessibility, multilingualism.

Objective 3.3 (3 M€)

3.3. e-accessibility: one pilot B

– Common Approaches to leading to accessible online public services /
  services of general interest for people with disabilities and the
  monitoring of accessibility through multiple platforms (mobile, TV,
  public digital terminals, web 2.0…)
– Technology guidance for generating, testing and validating accessible
  content on multiple platforms, support packages and training for
  creators and managers of web sites, reference curricula, competence
  assessment and certification, tutorials repository

Objective 3.4 (4.5 M€)
•   3.4. Empowering patients and supporting widespread deployment
    of telemedicine services:

    one pilot B (4 M€)
    – Empower patients through secure, user friendly online access to their health
      data and integrated health records
    – Piloting of associated services, e.g. e-booking of medical consultations or
      chronic disease management services
    – Multiple sites testing, Privacy protection, Legal, ethical and organisational
      challenges, synergies with relevant initiatives, e.g. EPSOS project

    One TN (0,5 M€)
    – Facilitate exchange of good practices, to build wide consensus among
      stakeholders in telemedicine to prepare commitments on specific actions
    – Develop guidelines to accelerate telemedicine deployment
    – Synergies with existing initiatives (pilot "RENEWING Health“), input to eHealth
      Governance initiative

Theme 4 (21.5 M€)

• Theme 4: ICT for innovative government and
  public services

  – 4.1. Towards a cloud of public services: several
    pilots B – 10 M€

  – 4.2. Towards a single European electronic
    Identification and authentication area: one pilot
    A – 8.5 M€

  – 4.3. Piloting IPv6 upgrade for eGovernment
    services in Europe: one pilot B – 3 M€

Objective 4.1 (10 M€)
• 4.1. Towards a cloud of public services: several
  pilots B

  – Test and show added value of Service Oriented
    Architectures (SOAs) and Cloud Computing for
    eGovernment services
  – Validate innovative services based on
    aggregation of basic services
  – Develop a full "business" case for public
    administrations to migrate to the new service
    oriented architecture
  – Privacy and protection, assessment of
    effectiveness and efficiency

Objective 4.2 (8.5 M€)

• 4.2. Towards a single European electronic
  Identification and authentication area: one pilot A

   – Validate the architecture for an EU-wide eID
     management and authentication infrastructure –
     cross border aspects of governance issues
     (building on STORK pilot)
   – Convergence of public and private sector eID
     management
   – Each “Application test” should involve at least 3
     MS or associated countries), e.g. in Transport,
     Health, Social Security, Pensions, Employment,
     Public/Business, Registry, Banking and Telecom,
   – Privacy issues, standards and legislation

Objective 4.3 (3 M€)

• 4.3. Piloting IPv6 upgrade for eGovernment
  services in Europe: one pilot B

  – 3 to 5 complementary experiments upgrading to IPv6 a
    set of representative eGovernment infrastructures and
    services of public interest (IPv6 enabled government and
    public networks; IPv6 enabled governmental portals; or
    IPv6 enabled sectoral portals)
  – One of the experiments shall have a strong cross-border
    and interoperability dimension

Theme 5 (14 M€)

•   Theme 5: Open innovation for future internet-enabled
    services - one objective

    Objective 5.1. Open innovation for internet-enabled services in
      "smart" cities: several pilots

    – Accelerate the uptake of innovative "ultrafast Internet" based
      technologies and services in cities, combining:
            – User-driven open innovation ecosystems, such as Living Labs, to bridge
              the gap
            – Cross-border network of 'smart cities' should exploit synergies and best
              practices
            – combination of innovative, but mature, technologies such as mobile LTE

    – Each pilot will include at least 3 cities located in different member states
      or associated countries.