Mobilisation to Research-Based Business Development
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Important dates
07 Oct 2020
Date call is made active
18 Nov 2020
Application submission deadline
01 Jan 2021
Earliest permitted project start
01 Apr 2021
Latest permitted project start
Important dates
Purpose
About the call for proposals
This call for proposals is only available in Norwegian.
Who is eligible to apply?
This call for proposals is only available in Norwegian.
Who can participate in the project?
This call for proposals is only available in Norwegian.
What can you seek funding for?
This call for proposals is only available in Norwegian.
Relevant thematic areas for this call
Trade and industry
1,3 millioner kroner per år i tre år er øremerket Svalbard.
Longyearbyen Lokalstyre kan søke om prosjekt for virkemidler for kunnskapsbasert næringsutvikling.
Formålet er å bidra til økt verdiskaping og konkurransekraft i næringslivet, ved å mobilisere flere bedrifter til økt bruk av forskning i innovasjonsarbeidet sitt.
Næringsutviklingen må skje innenfor de rammene som ligger i miljømål og miljøregelverk for Svalbard.
Se NFDs strategi for innovasjon og næringsutvikling på Svalbard.
11 fylker inkludert Oslo kommune kan søke om midler til regionale satsninger for mobilisering til økt verdiskapning i næringslivet.
Rammen på 51 millioner kroner er fordelt slik, med en øvre ramme for hvert fylke, og tildeles etter en kvalitetsvurdering av søknadene:
- Viken: 8 millioner
- Oslo: 3,5 millioner
- Innlandet: 5 millioner
- Vestfold og Telemark: 4 millioner
- Agder: 4 millioner
- Rogaland: 3,5 millioner
- Vestland: 6 millioner
- Møre og Romsdal: 3,5 millioner
- Trøndelag: 5 millioner
- Nordland: 3,5 millioner
- Troms og Finnmark: 5 millioner
Det er lagt inn en nedre ramme på 3 millioner kroner som vil tildeles hvert fylke ved akseptabel prosjektkvalitet.
Selv om tildelingen vil gjelde kun for 2021 for fylkene (ett år), kan prosjektbeskrivelsen vise til mer langsiktighet der det er hensiktsmessig.
FORREGION work programme
The work programme provides an overview of
- challenges, objectives and priorities
- anticipated results, impacts and societal outcomes
- available resources and budget
Practical information
Assessment criteria
Grant applications will be assessed in relation to the following criteria:
Excellence
• The extent to which the concept is sound, credible and novel.
Solidity
• The extent to which the project objectives are clear and relevant.
• The quality of the proposed deliverables from the project.
Impact
• The extent to which the expected effects are specified.
• The extent to which expected impacts on the system and societal levels are specified.
Knowledge sharing and exploitation
• The quality of the proposed communication and dissemination activities.
• The extent to which it is credible that the proposed outputs will contribute to the specified effects and impact.
Implementation
• The extent to which the Project Manager and project group are qualified and have the necessary expertise and are positioned to implement the project.
• The extent to which management structures and procedures are appropriate.
Plans and management
• The extent to which the work plan is clear and understandable, and the time table realistic
• The extent to which objectives and measures are coherent.
• The extent to which the project has the support of the leadership of the Project Owner and any partners, and the allocation of roles in the project is clear.
• The extent to which the budget is realistic and appropriate, and resources are allocated so that each of the partners can fulfil their role.
• The extent to which potential risks have been discussed.
Relevance to the call for proposals
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