INFORMATION DAY
"How to prepare a
proposal"
Call for Proposals under the preparatory action on an EU rapid response
capability
5th May 2008, Brussels, Belgium
On 5th May 2008, Directorate-General for
Environment of the European Commission (Civil Protection Unit) will hold an
Information Day in Brussels (Belgium) on "How to prepare a proposal",
following the Call for Proposals to be issued under the preparatory
action on an EU rapid response capability[1].
This
Call for Proposals is expected to be published in June 2008 and will be open to
any legal person (public or private) established in the EU Member States,
supported by their central civil protection authorities. EEA States (Norway, Iceland and Lichtenstein) and third countries may participate in the proposed
preparatory action at their own cost.
Supporting
relevant, innovative and cost-effective proposals is one of the basic aims of
this Call for Proposals. In order to ensure
that the proposals comply with appropriate quality standards, and to increase their
success rate, potential proponents should be appropriately informed on the
formal and substantial (legal, financial, technical, etc.) requirements and
criteria applicable to the Call. The aim of the information day is to provide
this knowledge.
Furthermore,
the information day intends to facilitate possible applicants in networking and
finding possible European partners.
Participants
The Information Day is intended for representatives of the relevant
stakeholders in the field of civil protection (national administrations,
private sector, non-governmental organisations, etc.).
Practical arrangements
Venue:
European Commission / Directorate General Environment
Avenue de Beaulieu 5 B-1040 Brussels (Belgium) Phone: +32 2 299 56 17
Available
places: 50
Reimbursement of expenses: participants will not be entitled to any reimbursement of
expenses
Language: English[2]
Registration
Registration
is free of charge.
Given the limited number of available places, we advise you to register well in advance. Places will be
filled on a first-come first-served basis.
The deadline for registration is 28th April 2008.
The online
registration form can be found on the following webpage.
INFORMATION DAY
“How to prepare a
proposal"
Preparatory action on an EU rapid response
capability
Brussels, 5th May 2008, 10:30 – 13:00 hrs
(After the end of the meeting, participants will
have an opportunity to network until 15:00 hrs)
Address:
European
Commission,
Directorate General
Environment
Avenue de Beaulieu
5, Room C
1060 Brussels
DRAFT AGENDA
1. General
context of the Call for Proposals |
2. Drafting
a proposal |
2.1 -
Administrative aspects, exclusion, selection and award criteria |
2.2 -
Financial requirements |
2.3 -
Evaluation and selection procedures |
3. After
a successful selection |
Grant
agreements |
4. Questions
and answers* |
5. Any
Other Business - Closure |
End of
session - Networking opportunity |
* During this
session, the participants will have the opportunity to ask questions, both to
the audience and to the Commission, and discuss relevant issues. In order to
respond to as many questions as possible, representatives from the Civil
Protection Unit and the Financial Units will also be available for answering
questions on a bilateral basis.
Presentations
DG ENVIRONMENT REPRESENTATIVES:
A.3 Civil
Protection Unit
Mr. H. Das
Civil Protection Unit
E-mail address: hans.das@ec.europa.eu
Mrs. Mascia Toussaint
Civil Protection Unit
E-mail address: mascia.toussaint@ec.europa.eu
Mr. Christoher Allen
Civil Protection Unit
E-mail address: christopher.allen@ec.europa.eu
Mrs. A. Brammann
Civil Protection Unit
E-mail address: anja.brammann@ec.europa.eu
Mrs.
Martine Betri – de Meyer
Civil Protection Unit
E-mail address: martine.betri-demeyer@ec.europa.eu
F.4 Financial
Processing and Assistance Unit
Mr Angelo
Salsi
Head of the Financial Processing and
Assistance Unit
E-mail address: angelo.salsi@ec.europa.eu
[1] For further
information on the rapid reponse capability (modules) see the Commission
Decision of 20 December 2007
[2] The Commission’s
representatives will also endeavour, as far as possible, to provide response to
questions or comments submitted in other languages than English. |