Apeluri
Soutien au dispositif d’enseignement du français à visée professionnelle
Cet appel a comme objectifs:
- pérenniser le dispositif d’enseignement du français à visée professionnelle: actualiser des éléments méthodologiques pour la construction de parcours de formation par la consolidation des compétences des enseignants et adapter l’enseignement du FLE aux besoins des étudiants;
- développer la maîtrise de la langue (FOS) afin d’engager dans des démarches d’insertion professionnelle les étudiants des établissements membres de la région;
- maintenir le vivier d’étudiants francophones dans les établissements membres.
Date limite: le 27 mars 2020.
Formations courtes professionnalisantes
De manière plus spécifique, il s’agit de répondre, par des projets de formation aux objectifs suivants:
- mettre en place de modules de formation en complément aux modules existants à l’université, une formation de courte durée de qualité, pour renforcer les compétences des étudiants et faciliter l’insertion professionnelle de ceux-ci;
- permettre aux étudiants d’acquérir en quelques jours une technique particulière ou un savoir-faire spécifique, découvrir de nouvelles méthodes et s’approprier de nouveaux outils;
- accompagner l’inclusion dans les cursus de modules sur le savoir-être, les capacités relationnelles, la créativité et la citoyenneté (« soft skills »).
Date limite: le 27 mars 2020.
Ateliers d’innovation pédagogique par les TIC
De manière plus spécifique, il s’agit de répondre aux objectifs suivants:
- accompagner les établissements membres dans la consolidation des systèmes d’enseignement;
- mettre en place des ateliers de renforcement des compétences des enseignants francophones de la région pour une bonne intégration des TIC dans les pratiques pédagogiques;
- favoriser les échanges des bonnes pratiques des enseignants en les accompagnant dans l’évolution de leurs pratiques.
Date limite: le 27 mars 2020.
Soutien à l’organisation de manifestations scientifiques
Dans le cadre de cette mission spécifique, le soutien de l’AUF se traduit par un appui aux manifestations scientifiques de type: colloque, séminaire, journée scientifique, université d’été, en s’attachant prioritairement à promouvoir:
- la participation de scientifiques des pays du Sud et de la région apportant une contribution à la manifestation (communication en français) qui donnera lieu à une publication dans les Actes de la manifestation;
- la diffusion des actes en français (de préférence sur support numérique).
The project should cover one or serveral of the following activities:
- analytical activities, such as data collection and creation of data bases, surveys, research etc.;
- mutual learning, exchange of good practices, development of working methods which may be transferable to other participating countries;
- exchange and provision of information and development of information tools;
- capacity building for professionals;
- facilitating cooperation between competent authorities (including where relevant national experts or agencies dealing with the aspects covered by this call) and/or legal practitioners and/or service providers (including multi-disciplinary networks at EU or international, national, regional or local levels);
- communication activities including dissemination of information about rights and activities raising awareness of the existing rules on rights at EU and national levels, relevant to the priorities of the call;
- training activities, as long as they are of ancillary nature and not the main purpose of the project.
Deadline: 01 April 2020.
Project activities under this call would in principle include:
- analytical, conceptual, design and elaboration work;
- IT software development, quality assurance and related auxiliary measures necessary for the establishment of IT systems;
- expansion and adaptation of existing national and transnational solutions towards addressing the objectives of the call.
Deadline: 23 April 2020.
This call will cover the following activities:
- facilitating cooperation between competent authorities and agencies, legal practitioners and/or service providers (including multi-disciplinary networks at international, national, regional or local levels);
- mutual learning, identifying and exchange of best practices, development of working methods which may be transferable to other participating countries;
- analytical activities, including data collection, surveys, research, etc.;
- exchange and provision of information and development of information tools;
- capacity building for professionals;
- dissemination and awareness raising activities;
- training activities can also be funded under this call, as long as they are of ancillary nature and not the main purpose of the project.
Deadline: 23 April 2020.
This call will fund training activities such as:
- organisation of interactive, practice-oriented seminars (including implementation of training modules created by the European Commission on EU legislation in civil law[1]);
- multilateral exchanges between justice professionals;
- cross-border initial training activities (face-to-face activities or exchanges), covering as many Member States as possible, to create a common European legal culture from the start of entering a legal profession;
- joint study visits to EU courts for legal practitioners from as many different Member States as possible;
- creation of training material, whether for presential learning, blended learning or e-learning, ready-to-use either by trainers or by practitioners for self-learning, in combination with the organisation of training activities;
- tools for training providers (for example train-the-trainers events, tools to support the organisation of cross-border training) including to facilitate their cooperation at EU-level.
Deadline: 29 April 2020.
Activities shall include:
- awareness-raising and empowerment activities;
- capacity-building and training for professionals;
- design and implementation of protocols, development of working methods and tools;
- design, implementation and facilitation of access to specialised support services;
- exchange of good practices, mutual learning.
Deadline: 01 April 2020.
The call will fund projects focused on one or more among the following activities:
- capacity building, antidiscrimination training of professionals and support to victims of (multiple) discrimination;
- mutual learning, exchange of good practices, cooperation, including identifying best practices which may be transferable to other participating countries;
- dissemination and awareness raising (including activities combatting stereotypes against Roma, promoting the recognition of the Roma Holocaust, such as commemoration practices, promoting the inclusion of Roma history into the school curricula and pedagogical materials), social media or press campaigns; encourage public institutions and compagnies to include Roma in their diversity workplans;
- data collection, survey, monitoring and reporting implementation of non-discrimination legislation.
Deadline: 01 April 2020.
Activities shall include:
- Tackling gender stereotypes in education and early childhood care
- activities tackling negative attitudes and stereotypes with regard to gender roles in early childhood education and care systems, and educational and career choices;
- awareness-raising, education and empowerment activities; in particular awareness-raising activities for professionals of pre-school and school systems on an education, work and life free of stereotypes, including gender roles and attitudes towards domestic work, care, work and public life.
- Tackling gender stereotypes in educational and career choices in a digitalised world
- activities focusing on the impact of digitalisation on career and professional choices, highlighting its opportunities and tackling potential hindrances as well as mitigating the risks that certain digitalised instruments bring about in intensifying gender stereotypes (e.g. gender bias through use of algorithms for recruitment procedures);
- exchange of good practice, mutual learning, seminars, in particular, activities promoting good practice examples;
- training activities for professionals of childhood care in the education sector and in the world of work; or with regard to overcoming gender stereotypes and roles in early childhood environments and in a digitalised world.
Deadline: 01 April 2020.
Description of the activities:
Priority 1. To prevent and combat racism, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance, activities shall consist of:
- mutual learning and exchanges of good practices;
- coalition building, capacity building and training;
- community and victims' empowerment and support;
- dissemination and awareness raising initiatives;
- studies and analytical activities.
Priority 2. To prevent, report and counter hate speech online, activities shall consist of:
- awareness raising, multi-stakeholder actions and campaigns;
- promotion of digital skills and critical thinking, and education;
- advanced data gathering, analysis of trends, connections, and triggers of online hatred.
Deadline: 15 April 2020.
Description of the activities:
Under the first priority (To increase general awareness and knowledge, including among children, of children rights and in particular, but not limited to, the right to be heard and express their voices on issues that matter to them), activities shall include:
- public campaigns promoting children’s rights in accordance with the United Nations Convention on the rights of the child, and the EU Charter of Fundamental Rights;
- trainings and the production of training material for professionals as well as child friendly material on the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child;
- activities with children to increase their knowledge on their rights and what their rights mean in the European Union context.
For all the above, projects can aim at reaching children, parents, families, teachers, professionals who work in contact with children and youth, media, politicians and decision makers. Activities can take place in, inter alia, schools, youth clubs, community centres, child care facilities, health care facilities, reception facilities, the justice system, etc.
Under the second priority (To design, test, establish and evaluate mechanisms of child participation at local level), activities shall include :
- the design, implementation and evaluation of child participation mechanisms at local level, for example, children city councils, children advisory boards, and consultations with children;
- peer learning and peer support among local authorities from the same or a different country, aimed at fostering exchange of knowledge and good practices on how to embed child participation in local decision-making processes.
Under the third priority (To assess national legislative and policy frameworks for child participation, with a view to designing and implementing tools to promote child participation at national level), activities shall include:
- mapping of existing national legislation and practice to assess how child participation is embedded in national frameworks;
- development of strategies and plans to foster child participation at national level, as well as of handbooks, check-lists, training material, to build capacity on child participation;
- design and implementation of child participation mechanisms at national level.
Deadline: 29 April 2020.
Within the specific objective to foster policy development, innovation, creativity, audience development and new business and management models through support for transnational policy cooperation, the cross-sectoral strand of the Creative Europe Programme, shall provide support to testing of new and cross-sectoral business approaches to funding, distributing and monetising creation.
In its proposal for Creative Europe post-2020 the Commission proposed establishing a Creative Innovation Lab for cross-sectoral collaboration and innovation. In this light, and drawing on the results of a recent workshop with stakeholders, pilot projects will be supported in 2020 which explore the potential for cross-sectoral collaboration in view of the Creative Innovation Lab, by supporting activities at the cross roads between different cultural and creative sectors, including audiovisual), including through the use of innovative technologies.
Deadline: 14 May 2020.
The call is divided into five challenges that need to be responded in order to move towards realising sustainable urban accessibility and connectivity for all, taking advantage of current solutions and approaches:
Challenge 1: Evolving solutions for an integrated approach on sustainable urban physical mobility and transport, land use and digital connectivity
Challenge 2: Develop and support the implementation of innovative mobility systems and services with a potential to contribute to sustainable urban mobility
Challenge 3: Transform and re-organise urban spaces to pave the ground for sustainable urban mobility and accessibility at local level, from the street scale to the district
Challenge 4: Develop effective policy options for achieving a shift towards sustainable urban accessibility and connectivity
Challenge 5: Change behaviours and perspectives towards sustainable urban accessibility and connectivity
Applicants can come from organisations such as:
> Companies (from industry/large companies to SMEs)
> Cities, municipalities, regions
> Consumers (e.g. business enterprises, test households, etc.)
> Citizens’ representatives, NGOs
> Research organisations (universities, university colleges, research institutes or other authorities with research undertakings)
Deadline: 17 March 2020.
Domaines d’intervention: Biotechnologies, Mathématiques, statistiques et informatique, Sciences agricoles, Sciences de l’éducation, Sciences de l’ingénieur, Sciences de l’Univers, Sciences de la santé, Sciences de la Terre, Sciences humaines, Sciences de la matière, Sciences sociales.
Les projets pourront notamment viser des activités de:
- Formation: production de dispositifs et ressources pédagogiques numériques, utilisables au sein des formations des membres MOOC, etc.
- Recherche: publication, missions, manifestations scientifiques.
- Sensibilisation.
- Vulgarisation des connaissances.
Date limite: 15 février 2020.
Scope: Proposals are sought for cutting-edge high-risk / high-reward research and innovation projects that aim to demonstrate a new technological paradigm within the scope of one of the following sub-topics:
a. Future technologies for social experience. This sub-topic explores new technologies for interaction that are based on new kinds of immersion for virtualised or augmented social interaction and that will lay the basis for the social media in 10-20 years from now. The sub-topic addresses the redefinition of the personal and social interaction space in light of increasing virtualisation, space-time displacement, information pressure, ubiquitous intelligence, uncertainty and trust issues (dis- and mis-information, anomaly detection in information sources and content, unwanted information, and similar concepts in the social realm, like opinion dynamics and social believe formation). Technologically this will be driven by a more active role of the interaction environment and an ever tighter coupling of the technologies with sensori/motor- and cognitive processes through advanced and multimodal XR setups, including for instance spatial audio, smart skins, haptics, wearable or other minimally invasive interfaces. Impacts on a ’person’s self-perception and behaviour, gender differences, the formation of knowledge and believes, the theory of mind and brain and the ability to act and interact should also be studied, especially in scenarios of extensive and always-on use.
b. Measuring the unmeasurable – Sub-nanoscale science for Nanometrology. This sub-topic seeks to find and test new approaches for nano- and sub-nano metrology. Proposals should target new techniques, for example, physics-, biochemistry- and chemistry-based methods incorporating nano- and picometre-length scales in the spatial domain with femto- and atto-seconds in the temporal domain. The proposal must address research from a novel measurement concept up to a technique and/or method including prototype measuring devices/setups and procedures, and sound metrological aspects like quantification of uncertainty or traceability. Proposals should seek to approach theoretical limits in challenging domains (physical, chemical, biological) while minimising any potential damage or change to the object being measured.
Specific Challenge: New synergies between the distant communities of environmental modelling, advanced sensor research, social sciences, and artificial intelligence can lead to radically new approaches to creating and using dynamic models of the environment, including predictive modelling and scenario testing and tracking. The ultimate vision is to use the fusion and analysis of this rich, dynamic data coming from a variety of sensing modalities and their characteristic locations to build a deeper understanding of the socio-environmental inter-relationships, for example, by testing and validating complex theoretical models.
Scope: Proposals are expected to have their main focus in only one of the following sub-topics:
a. new techniques for creating and using dynamic models of environmental evolution that combine, analyse and interpret data provided by in-situ sensing technologies with satellite remote sensing/earth observation and other environmental data sources, including human behaviour and gender differences, and economics and social sciences. The focus is on a better understanding of the interplay dynamics of natural and societal systems, for example on how policies and economics modelling predict human behaviours’ impact on the environment, how social norms interact with the environment evolution and exploitation, or how the decisions based on changes in the environment in turn affect the state of the natural environment and vice-versa.
b. radically novel approaches to resilient, reliable and environmentally responsible in-situ monitoring. In-situ sensing technologies (physical, chemical, biological, behavioural) for environmental monitoring, in particular favouring sensors for parameters and environments that are currently under-sampled but at the same time critical for improving predictive models for understanding environmental processes. Proposals should look for ground-breaking concepts of affordable sensor deployment, spanning maintenance, communication and retrieval, possibly based on concepts like self-deployment, self-awareness, self-repair and controlled decomposition; or using new concepts from micro-robots to optimise sensing or increase monitoring frequency.
Projects are to focus on one or a few critical resources (e.g., water, air) and to establish fundamental advances on the most critical challenges that will underpin a step improvement in monitoring, analysis and management of important social/environmental processes for improving quality of life and environmental sustainability (possibly including aspects of waste, noise, …). Citizen involvement, for example for prioritizing resource challenges, data collection, raising awareness towards environmental issues or better understanding of behavioural change in relation to environmental sustainability, is encouraged, in line with the discussion on Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) in the introduction to this FET work programme. The collected and simulated data should adhere to the FAIR data principle and be compliant with European Standards.
Deadline: 23 June 2020.
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Collaborative Partnerships are, in particular, innovative projects aimed to:
- Encourage participation in sport and physical activity, especially by supporting the implementation of the Council Recommendation on health-enhancing physical activity and being in line with the EU Physical Activity Guidelines and the Tartu Call for a Healthy Lifestyle;
- Encourage participation in sport and physical activity, especially by supporting the European Week of Sport;
- Promote education in and through sport with special focus on skills development, as well support the implementation of the EU Guidelines Dual Careers of Athletes;
- Promote voluntary activity in sport;
- Combat doping, notably in recreational environments;
- Combat match-fixing;
- Improve good governance in sport;
- Combat violence and tackle racism, discrimination and intolerance in sport;
- Encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities in sport.
Deadline: 02 April 2020.
This Action is aimed to support:
- Volunteering in sport;
- Social inclusion through sport;
- Gender equality in sport;
- Health-Enhancing Physical Activity;
- Implementation of the European Week of Sport.
This Action provides financial support for:
- The organisation of European-wide sport events organised in one Programme Country;
- National events - organised simultaneously in several Programme Countries by organisations or public bodies active in the field of sport.
The expected results of these events are:
- Increased awareness as regards the role of sport in promoting social inclusion, equal opportunities and ealthenhancing physical activity;
- Increased participation in sport, physical activity and voluntary activity.
Deadline: 02 April 2020.
Scope: Small Collaborative Partnerships will allow organisations to develop and reinforce networks, increase their capacity to operate at transnational level, exchange good practices, confront ideas and methods in different areas relating to sport and physical activity. Selected projects may also produce tangible outputs and are expected to disseminate the results of their activities, although in a way that is proportional to the aim and scope of the project. Small Collaborative partnerships involve various organisations including in particular public authorities at local, regional and national levels, sport organisations, sport-related organisations and educational bodies.
Small Collaborative Partnerships are, in particular, projects aimed to:
- Encourage social inclusion and equal opportunities in sport;
- Promote European traditional sports and games;
- Support the mobility of volunteers, coaches, managers and staff of non-profit sport organisations;
- Protect athletes, especially the youngest, from health and safety hazards by improving training and competition conditions;
- Promote education in and through sport with special focus on skills development.
Deadline: 02 April 2020.
Termen limită: 2 martie 2020.
Toate informațiile legate de criteriile de selecție, cuantumul bursei și documentele necesare pentru dosarul de candidatură sunt disponibile la adresa: http://www.institutfrancais.
Adresa de contact: bourses.bucarest-amba@
Proiecte Eureka
Scop: Susținerea participării companiilor din România, în parteneriat cu organizații de cercetare, la programe internaționale de cercetare care facilitează mobilitatea cercetătorilor, circulația ideilor și a cunoștințelor, accesul la rețele transnaționale de colaborare.
Depunerea cererilor de finanțare este continuă. Platforma de depunere on-line a cererilor de finanţare este disponibilă din 7 noiembrie 2019.
https://uefiscdi.gov.ro/proiecte-eureka-traditional-network-eureka-cluster-si-eurostars
The European Union's Erasmus+ programme is a funding scheme to support activities in the fields of Education, Training, Youth and Sport.
Erasmus+ provides grants for activities in the fields of education, training, youth and sport. It offers opportunities for:
- individuals to spend a mobility or volunteering period abroad and to receive linguistic training,
- organisations to collaborate in project partnerships in the fields of academic and vocational training, schools, adult learning and European sport events.
The main challenge of this topic is to develop EGNSS applications contributing to digitisation of products and services that will:
- Foster the adoption of EGNOS and Galileo in mass markets and ensure that the benefits will be captured by the users.
- Create applications that will make the best use of EGNSS innovative features such as better multipath resistance, authentication etc.
- Contribute to the competitiveness of the European GNSS industry in the area of mobile applications, with special focus on the innovative role of SMEs.
- Maximise public benefits by supporting the development of applications that will address major societal challenges in focus areas such as health, citizen safety, mobility, smart cities, sustainable resources monitoring and management, regional growth, low-carbon energy infrastructure, operation planning and protection, climate action.
The proposed EGNSS applications may integrate digital technologies like Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, big data and robotics.
For all the areas, the development and innovation should build on:
- Galileo features that improve performances;
- Multi-constellation, fusion with other positioning techniques, including sensor fusion and innovative network fusion techniques;
- Authentication services provided by Galileo; and
- Techniques to optimise power consumption.
The challenge is to develop a European technologically non-dependent solution for launching light satellites.
An established service for regular launches dedicated to small satellites will contribute to achieve the following goals:
- internal market growth in the manufacturing sector of small launchers and satellites and the downstream services sector;
- European leading position in export markets globally in the field of light satellites and small launchers;
- space-enabled seamless solutions for European citizens thanks to operational light satellites and small launchers.
The contest is open to all legal entities (i.e. natural or legal persons, including international organisations) or groups of legal entities established in an EU Member State or in a country associated to Horizon 2020. The prize relates to the development of European critical space infrastructure, which is of strategic importance and security-critical for the Union and its Member States.
The prize will be awarded, after closure of the contest, to the contestant(s) who in the opinion of the jury demonstrates a solution that best meets the following cumulative criteria:
- Excellence
- Technical implementation;
- Service sustainability.
Deadline: 01 June 2021
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h2020/topics/space-eicprize-2019.html
Serviciul German de Schimb Academic (DAAD) scoate și în acest an la concurs burse în Germania pentru studenți, absolvenți, doctoranzi și cadre didactice din cadrul instituțiilor de învățământ superior și cercetare din România.
Sunt finanțate cursuri de limbă, cursuri de limbaj de specialitate și civilizație germană, programe de masterat și stagii de cercetare.DAAD finanțează și programe desfășurate în limba germană sau în limba engleză.
Un tabel sinoptic al celor mai importante programe de burse DAAD poate fi consultat la următoarea adresă: https://www.daad.de/imperia/md/content/informationszentren/ic-bukarest/stipendien/rumaenisch/daad_stipendien_kurz_19-20-ro.pdf. Termenele de aplicare pentru stagiile finanțate în anul universitar 2019-2020 sunt trecute în tabel în ultima coloană.
Oferta completă a programelor de burse DAAD România este accesibilă: https://www.daad.de/deutschland/stipendium/datenbank/en/21148-scholarship-database/?status=&origin=10&subjectGrps=&daad=1&q=&page=1&back=1
For the purpose of this prize, artificial photosynthesis is understood to be a process that aims at mimicking the physical chemistry of natural photosynthesis by absorbing solar energy in the form of photons. The solution is required to use this energy to generate fuel molecules through a synthetic system to be delivered as a single integrated device that utilises either biomimetic, nanotechnology, synthetic biology or a combination of these systems.
Meeting the challenge will stimulate innovation and focus research and development towards energy applications in a new energy technology through increased public and commercial interest. Moreover, it will accelerate the development of new innovative energy conversion systems using solar light and natural elements to produce renewable fuels to be used in industry, housing and transport.
Deadline: 03 February 2021
http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/opportunities/h2020/topics/sunfuel-eicprize-2021.html