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Navigating EU Funding: Strategies for Success

Learn how to secure funding successfully under Europe 2020 programs by focusing on thematic concentration, financial instruments, and impact indicators. Discover do's and don'ts, implementing innovation, and reducing administrative burdens. Contact Willem Jaspers for more insights.

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Navigating EU Funding: Strategies for Success

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  1. How toapplyforfundingsuccessfully? Brussels, HNP, Willem Jaspers, 27-06-2013

  2. Introduction ERAC

  3. Context: Europe2020 Inclusive Smart Sustainable

  4. New programmes, new challenges • Thematicconcentration, focussed content • Use of financial instruments • Indicators focus more on resultand impact • Cofinancing (national, regional) is tight • Programming process in partnership • Reduceadministrativeburden • (Energy) projectsgenerateincome

  5. 2014-2020 in the Netherlands • Innovation priority: 1B • Development of technologicalinnovations • Low carbon priority: 4F • Implementationthroughdemonstrationprojectsand market testingandintroduction • ERDF: no funds for large scaleroll-out

  6. Trends • Lessgrants, more funds • If ‘revolving’, thisprobably means: sub-commercial projects (but onlyjust..) • Investingtogether (ERDF, public and private) • Focus more and more on innovationfrom a valorisation point of view

  7. Do’s & don’ts • Actual link toEuropean agenda • Be as concrete as possible (partners, activities) • Be abletoproofyourresults (impact on indicators) • Be ready toimplement(on short term) • Be reasonable (size of activitiesand budget) • Eyes on justificationfrom “t-1” • Adequate organisation

  8. Thankyouforyour attention! Willem Jaspers ERAC The Netherlands willemjaspers@erac.nl +31 (0)6 51 05 95 44

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