CIP-ICT PSP-2012-6
Theme 2: Digital content, open data and creativity	
	To be filled in by Commission staff	
Preproposal From	No.	PO	

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Proposal Title		
Sub-objective	Objective 2.1a : Content for Europeana (BPN)	
Objective 2.1b : Experimenting with the use of cultural material for creativity (BPN)	
Objective 2.1c : European rights information management (Pilot B)	
Objective 2.1d: New business models for publishing in the digital age (TN)	
Objective 2.2a: Geographical information (Pilot A)	
Objective 2.2b: Open access to scientific information (Pilot B)	
Objective 2.2c: Legal aspect of public sector information (TN)	
Objective 2.2c: Standards for open data (TN)	
Objective 2.2d: Organising competitions for using open data (TN-EC)	
Objective 2.3: eLearning for mathematics, sciences and technology (Pilot B)		
A description of the funding instruments and the respective conditions for participation can be found in the 2012 Work Programme:
- for Best Practice Networks (BPN), see Section 4.1.4
- for Pilot Type B, see Section 4.1.2
- for Thematic Networks, see Section 4.1.3	
Please select only one sub-objective – Maximum total length: 3 pages	
	
1.	Focus and outcomes with reference to the requirements in the respective section of the chosen theme objective in the 2012 Work Programme
	
2.	Conditions and characteristics with reference to the requirements in the respective section of the chosen theme objective in the 2012 Work Programme
	
3.	Expected impact with reference to the requirements in the respective section of the chosen theme objective in the 2012 Work Programme
	
4.	Intended consortium: organisation names, profiles and intended roles in the project
	
5.	Planned effort (person-months), duration and indicative total budget
	
Comments from the Commission:

Please fill in and send to econtentplus@ec.europa.eu. Please indicate “ICT PSP 2012 preproposal – Digital content, open data and creativity” as the subject of your email.

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