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Oportunidades de financiación convocatoria
2019 Sociedades Seguras – H2020
Maite Boyero Egido
Representante y NCP Sociedades Seguras H2020
22 enero 2019
Objetivos de la Comisión Europea
Contexto político
• 04/2015: European Agenda on Security defines the priority actions at EU level to
ensure an effective EU response to security threats over the period 2015-2020
• Terrorist attacks since January 2015: the fight against terrorism has been the first
priority for the Commission in the period 2015-2017
• 10/2016: new Commissioner for the Security Union, supported by a horizontal
Task Force involving 30 different services in the Commission and the EEAS
• Mission letter of Julian King, Commissioner for Security Union:
"During our mandate, I would like you to support the Commissioner for
Migration, Home Affairs and Citizenship in the following tasks:
[…] Ensuring that EU-financed security research targets the
needs of security practitioners and develops solutions to
forthcoming security challenges […]
Aplicación a los Programas 2018-2020 de Horizonte2020 …
Las FOCUS AREAS
• Industry 2020 in the Circular Economy
• Personalising health and care
• Internet of Things
• Sustainable food security
• Smart and Sustainable Cities
• Blue growth: unlocking the potential of seas and
• Sustainable Food Security – Resilient and
oceans
resource-efficient value chains
• Smart cities and communities
• Energy Efficiency
• Competitive low-carbon energy
• Digital Security
• Energy Efficiency
• Blue Growth - Demonstrating an ocean of
• Mobility for growth opportunities
• Waste: a resource to recycle, reuse and recover raw • Competitive Low-carbon Energy
materials
• Automated Road Transport – The New Frontier
• Water innovation: boosting its value for Europe
• Overcoming the crisis: 9 focus areas
• Disaster-resilience in WP 16-17
• Digital security
12 focus areas • Building a low-carbon, climate resilient future
in WP 14-15 • Connecting economic and environmental gains – the
Circular Economy
4 focus areas • Digitising and transforming European industry
in WP 18-20 and services
• Boosting the effectiveness of the
Security Union
Programas 2018-2020…
4 Focus Area: Boosting the effectiveness of the Security Union
Budget: ca. €1,000m
Mission Component Source
New technologies and Better match R&D objectives LEIT-ICT
processes to meet needs of with Security Union policy
security practitioners, needs. LEIT-Space
including for fighting and SC - Health
preventing crime Strengthen impact of security-
related research: involving SC - Energy
Reduced loss of life and practitioners and stimulating
damage from natural and new markets. SC – Reflective Societies
man-made disasters
Identify security-related SC – Secure Societies
Key infrastructure better research in other H2020
protected societal challenges, and
contribute to other policies
EU borders better secured (Digital, Space, Health, etc.)
Secure and trusted digital
environment
Oportunidades en “Sociedades Seguras” Convocatoria 2019
La Visión
Desarrollar tecnologías y
producir conocimiento para
reducir gaps de capacidades
Superar la fragmentación de
los mercados
Estimular la colaboración
entre proveedores de
tecnología y USUARIOS
Objetivos que cubre el Programa
Lucha contra la delincuencia,
Seguridad cibernética
el crimen y el terrorismo
Protección y resiliencia de
infraestructuras críticas, Recuperación de Europa
modos de transporte y frente a crisis y desastres
cadenas de suministro
Aspectos sociales, éticos, de
Mejorar la seguridad y la
privacidad y libertad de los
gestión de las fronteras
ciudadanos
Seguridad en el exterior, en Estandarización e
misiones civiles interoperabilidad de sistemas
Particularidades del programa 2 DGs aportan financiación: DG HOME y DG CONNECT Orientación a USUARIO FINAL (Practitioners) Proyectos cercanos a mercado (TRL 4 a 7) Aplicación civil, exclusivamente Algunos proyectos resultarán clasificados Estandarización y certificación de soluciones y demostración de resultados Aspectos éticos de los proyectos
WP 2018-2020
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020
Scoping paper
1
Workprogramme 2014-2015
Scoping paper 2
Workprogramme 2016-2017
Scoping paper
3
Workprogramme 2018-
2020
422 M€ 340 M€
704 M€¿Dónde encontrar el WP?
https://ec.europa.eu/research/p
articipants/data/ref/h2020/wp/
2018-2020/main/h2020-
wp1820-security_en.pdf
Timeline CALL-2019
OPENING = 14 Mar 2019
DEADLINE = 22 Aug 2019
Los proyectos de la Call-
2019 empezarían en
Abr-May 2020Principios generales WP 2019
• Challenge-driven:
– Necesidades de la sociedad, usuarios y entidades relevantes
– Los reflejados en el “Expected impact”
• Participación obligatoria de los usuarios (INFRA y SEC)
– Continuidad, respecto a 2016-2017-2018
– Mejora de llegada a mercado de los resultados de investigación y del
impacto de la acción
– Mejorar el apoyo y contribución a políticas UE
– Bajar la “oversuscription”
• Mejorar la implicación de la sociedad civil
– Formar parte del consorcio
– Deben convertirse en un “target group” en la difusión de resultadosWork Programme 2019 - Estructura
INFRA SEC DS
Protecting Infrastructure Security Call Digital Security
Call Call
DRS FCT BES GM
Disaster-Resilient Fight against General Matters (i.e.
Borders and
Societies Crime and Networks, PCPs)
External Security
TerrorismConvocatoria 2019. Particularidades Presupuesto / ranking list por topic Condiciones de elegibilidad Implicación ACTIVA de los usuarios finales Topics / Sub-topics -> algunos han quedado cubiertos en 2018, COMPROBAR con el NCP
Convocatoria INFRA 2019
Proyectos de 2 años
Participación de la industria es un requisito!!!!SU-INFRA01-2018-2019-2020: Prevention, detection, response and
mitigation of combined physical and cyber threats to critical infrastructure
in Europe
IAs of bout 8 M€ and TRL 7 for deploying solutions that allow forecast,
prevention, detection, response, and in case of failure, mitigation of consequences
(including novel installation designs) over the life span of the infrastructure and
also the neighbouring populations and the environment.
• Interdependent physical (e.g. bombing, plane or drone overflights & crashes,
spreading of fires, floods, seismic activity, space radiations, etc.) and cyber
threats and incidents (e.g. malfunction of SCADA system, non-authorised
access of server) and consider the cascading risks.
• Scenarios of real life in real-time and tackling physical and cyber threats.
• SECTORS: Water systems, communication infrastructures, health services, e-
commerce and the postal infrastructure, and financial services.
• At least 2 operators (not necessary to be coordinators) of the chosen type of
critical infrastructure operating in 3 Member States or Associated Countries.
24 M€ para la call-2018 Sobre 3 proyectos aprobados!SU-INFRA01-2018-2019-2020
Condiciones de elegibilidad
• Al menos 2 operadores de infraestructuras críticas de al
menos 2 EEMM o Asociados (INFRA01) o al menos 2 ciudades
/ aglomeraciones de 2 EEMM o Asociados (INFRA02) como
SOCIOS
• Implicación de la industria OBLIGATORIA
• Implicación de otro tipo de usuarios, OPCIONAL
• Duración máxima de los proyectos: 2 años
• Se financiarán proyectos que demuestren que NO SE
SOLAPAN con los ya financiados (en cuanto a sector de
actividad)SU-INFRA02-2019-2020: Security for smart and safe cities,
including for public spaces
• In cities, public spaces such as malls, open crowded gathering areas and
events, and non-restricted areas of transport infrastructures constitute
“soft-targets”, that is potential, numerous targets spread across the
urban area and subject to “low-cost” attacks strongly impacting the
citizen.
• Proposals under this topic should develop and integrate experimentally,
in situ, the components of an open platform for sharing and managing
information between public service operators and security
practitioners of a large, smart city.
• Proposals should address, at least, one of the following key issues:
– Simulation, detection and analysis of the additional security threats and risks
created through the interconnection of smart systems
– Delivery of a cyber-security framework to ease the collaboration across all smart
cities stakeholders
– Support and implementation of a common approach to securing and managing in
a reliable and untamperable manner the data from all the smart infrastructures
and sustems hosted in a smart city.SU-INFRA02-2019-2020 • Seguridad física y seguridad cibernética • Integración de las soluciones en entornos reales demostraciones • TRL 7; 8 M€ EU contribution (IAs) • Participación obligatoria de al menos 2 ciudades de 2 EEMM o Asociados distintos • Integración de la industria • Duración máxima: 24 meses
Topics DRS 2019
• Involvement of first responders (at least 3),
city authorities and citizens.SU-DRS02-2019 In all at least 3 first responders, but 5 for “Open”.
In all at least 3 first responders or agencies or operators…
In all at least 3 first responders from 3 MS or AC
Topics FCT 2019
SOME TOPICS HAVE DIFFERENT SUB-TOPICS
depending on the year!!!!!!!FCT – policy context (cont.) • Evolving threats (i.e. radicalization, cybercrime, etc.) • European Forensics Science Area (2016) • Cybercrime (Cybersecurity Package – COM(2017) 477) • Anti-terrorism package, protection of “soft targets” and abuse of encryption
At least 3 LEAs, but 5 for “OPEN”.
At least 3 LEAs, but 5 for “OPEN”.
At least 3 LEAs
BES CALL 2019 – reasoning behind the call
Development of technologies, capabilities and solutions to:
– Improve EU border security:
- Flow of people: research will support the exploitation of the potential given by the
European Border Surveillance System (EUROSUR - Regulation No 1052/2013 ) and
promote an enhanced use of new technology for border checks in relation to the
SMART BORDERS legislative initiative (DG HOME)
- Flow of goods: research will address, in the context of the EU’s customs policy, supply
chain security trying to strike the right balance with trade facilitation (DG TAXUD)
– Support the EU External Security Policies in civilian tasks (EEAS).
.. But also understanding the phenomena with impact on border and external security.
Social sciences and humanities involved.BES Policy landscape
EU Agenda on Security EU Agenda on Migration Taxation Union
and External
Customs Security
Union Policies in
Civilian
Tasks
EU
Customs
Strategy
CSDP
THB Directive Smart Borders EUROSUR Union
Customs
Expl. of Children Interoperability of EU Information systems Code
Directive
European Border And Coast Guard
Serious and
Organised Crime
Migrant Smugg.SU-BES01-2018-2019-2020 (RIA)
Human factors, and social, societal and organisational aspects of
border and external security
– Specific challenge:
- The adoption of appropriate organisational measures and the
deeper understanding of how novel technologies and social
media impact border control.
– Two sub-topics open in 2019:
- Sub-topic 2: Modelling, predicting, and dealing with migration
flows to avoid tensions and violence
- Sub-topic Open: Other issues relevant to this challenge
At least 3 authorities/end-users, but 5 for “OPEN”.SU-BES02-2018-2019-2020 (RIA)
Technologies to enhance border and external security
– Specific challenge:
- Development of novel technologies, provided that they are affordable,
accepted by citizens and customized and implemented for the needs of
security practitioners.
– Three sub-topics open in 2019:
- Sub-topic 3: Security on board passenger ships
- Sub-topic 4: Detecting threats in the stream of commerce without
disrupting business.
- Sub-topic Open: Other issues relevant to this challenge
At least 3 authorities/end-users, but 5 for “OPEN”.SU-BES03-2018-2019-2020 (IA)
Demonstration of applied solutions to enhance border and external
security
– Specific challenge:
- Demonstration (and validation) of highly mature technologies (TRL 6-8) in the
context of actual operations.
– Two sub-topics open in 2019:
- Sub-topic 2: [2019] New concepts for decision support and information
systems
- Sub-topic: [2019 -2019- 2019] Open: Other issues relevant to this
challenge
– Proposals to be coordinated by a competent authority under civilian
authority and command, nationally identified as specialised border or
coast guard, or border police force.
At least 3 authorities/end-users, but 5 for “OPEN”.Convocatoria General Matters
• SU-GM01-2018-2019-2020: Pan-European networks of
practitioners and other actors in the field of security (CSAs)
At least 8 users:
• Sub-topic 1(2019): Practitioners (end-users) in the same
discipline and from across Europe. Networks in the field of
the handling of hybrid threats
• SU-GM03-2018-2019-2020: Pre-commercial procurements of
innovative solutions to enhance security (CO-FUND PCP que
incluye la parte de análisis de requisitos) At least 3 users
Practitioners from several countries are invited to proceed with the
procurement of innovative solutions to enhance their operational
capability. Practitioner organisations may be private or public entities.Convocatoria Digital Security (cPPP on Cybersecurity)
SU-DS03-2019-2020
Digital security and privacy for citizens and Small and Medium Size Entreprises and
Microentreprises IAs, TRL 7
;
Sub-topic (a): Protecting citizens’ security, privacy and personal data
Proposals should bring innovative solutions to personal data protection, develop new
applications and technologies in order to help citizens to better monitor and audit their
security, privacy and personal data protection, enabling them to become more engaged and
active in the fight against cyber, privacy and personal data protection risks. (4-5 M€ EU contr)
Sub-topic (b): Small and medium-sized entreprises and micro-entreprises (SMEs and MEs):
defenders of security, privacy and personal data protection
Proposals should deliver innovative solutions to increase the knowledge sharing in digital
security across SMEs/MEs and between SMEs/MEs and larger providers. The proposals should
develop targeted, user-friendly and cost-effective solutions, including cyber-ranges. (3-4 M€
EU contr.)SU-DS05-2019-2020 Digital security, privacy and accountability in critical sectors Sub-topic a: In the multimodal transport For transport domain, security must be managed pro-actively over the system as a whole. This must also extend to include interfaces to critical supporting infrastructures such as communication networks and satellite systems. The challenge is to migrate current solutions and systems to a higher level of cybersecurity. Sub-topic b: In the healthcare ecosystem Proposals responding to this sub-topic should contribute towards the practical implementation of relevant EU legislation (e.g. NIS, eIDAS and GDPR) in the healthcare complex ecosystem involving all stakeholders (e.g. security officers, ICT administrators, operators, auditors, developers, manufacturers, integrators, data protection officers) of all entities in the healthcare ecosystem and considering all types of data handled, with special focus on sensitive data. Different strands to be covered in each of the sub-topics. TRL 7 , 5 M€ EU contribution
Particularidades y aspectos
prácticos en la preparación
de propuestasWP 2019: Aprobación y publicación – Aprobación (adopción) el día 4 de marzo de 2019 – Disponible una versión borrador en: https://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/data/ref/h 2020/wp/2018-2020/main/h2020-wp1820- security_en.pdf
Definición de “practitioner” y “ LEA ” Be sure that your LEA Unit core competences are in line with the topic description!
Definición de “Human Factor”
Security Scrutiny
• What is? It consists in the analysis of the deliverables and activities of a proposal
regarding the use of background, foreground or management of secure sensitive
information from the National Security point of view. NOT Confidential from the
commercial/exploitation point of view!
• What could be the result of the Security Scrutiny? The classification of the deliverables,
activities or the whole proposal.
Proposal with No Security Concerns (NSC)
No classification but Recommendations for the grant agreement preparation
"Restricted UE" and recommendations for the grant agreement preparation
"Confidential UE" and recommendations for the grant agreement preparation
"Secret UE" and recommendations for the grant agreement preparation
Not to finance the proposal
• What activities have “security concerns” in a project? Depending on the subject of
research and on the type of research.
Potential sensitive subject of research: Potential sensitive type of research:
explosives & CBRN threat assessments
infrastructure & utilities vulnerability assessments
border security specifications
intelligent surveillance capability assessments
terrorism & organised crime incidents/scenarios based on real-
digital security life security incidents and potential
space threat scenariosEthics within the proposal preparation…
Part-A Online-Forms “Ethic Self-Assessment”
Part-B Section 5 “Ethics & Societal Impact”
All the proposals will pass the Ethical Scrutiny during the evaluation phase
independent experts check and list the (potential) ethical issues, and
make recommendations to be taken into account before the GA signature
and during the life of the project.
All the proposals should describe the potential ethical issues and to explain
how are they going to deal with them along the proposal time life.
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/docs/h2020- funding-guide/cross-cutting-
issues/ethics_en.htmPróximas jornadas / eventos
INFODAY NACIONAL CONVOCATORIA 2019 CDTI, Salón de actos, 14 de
febrero de 2019 (en breve abrirá la inscripción: www.cdti.es Agenda)
Presencia de la COM
Revisión de propuestas por los NCPs
Entrevistas bilaterales con Usuarios finales de Seguridad
Taller de trabajo convocatoria INFRA, 21 de febrero en Madrid (por
invitación)
SMI2Gs (1er brokerage event call 2019) 29 y 30 de enero en Bruselas
Infoday Europeo y 2º Brokerage event 13 y 14 de marzo en BruselasCómo mantenerse informado
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