Horizon 2020
PROGRAMMES R&D
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R&D PROGRAMMES
Horizon 2020
Description
It is the most important EU funding programme of R&D and innovation. In its eighth edition, in the period 2014-2020 it contributes to address the most important societal challenges, to promote European industrial leadership and to reinforce the research base. The available budget is around 76.880M€.
Horizon 2020 integrates for the first time all phases from knowledge generation to close-to-market activities: basic research, technology development, demonstration projects, manufacturing pilot lines, social innovation, technology transfer, proof of concept, standardization, pre-commercial public procurement support, venture capital and guarantee scheme.
CARTIF participation
CARTIF has been participating actively in this programme and its predecessors from the 5th Framework Programme in collaboration with reference European entities and leading big consortia in very ambitious projects. CARTIF leads 8 projects and participates in other 44.
Program summary sheet
Summary file in PDF format:
DownloadThematic blocks:
NMBP
Short description:
This block basically groups 4 of the so-called key enabling technologies: nanotechnology, biotechnology, advanced materials and advanced manufacturing systems.
Link to the area of knowledge with which it is related:
ICT
Short description:
Focused to ICT development, from new components and systmes, to robotics and future internet.
Link to the area of knowledge with which it is related:
INDUSTRY 4.0, INFRASTRUCTURE, HERITAGE, HEALTH, MANUFACTURE, SMART GRIDS
BBI PPP
Short description:
Focused in developing new materials and products from biomass, as well as biorefineries and new associated business models
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
EEB PPP
Short description:
Promotes ecological technologies and the creation of energy-efficient systems and materials for European buildings.
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
ENERGY EFFICIENCY, RENEWABLE ENERGIES, SMART CITIES, INFRASTRUCTURE, HERITAGE,
FOF PPP
Short description:
Aimed to help manufacturers, specially SME, adapt to global competitiveness improving their knowledge and use of future technologies
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
SPIRE PPP
Short description:
Fosters a sustainable process industry through efficiency in the use of resources and energy efficiency
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
FOOD, CIRCULAR ECONOMY, INDUSTRY 4.0, INFRASTRUCTURE,ENERGY EFFICIENCY, RENEWABLE ENERGIES,
Health, demographic change and wellbeing
Short description:
The main objective of this Challenge is life-long health and wellbeing for all, high quality and economically sustainable health and care systems, and new job and growth opportunities
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
Food security, sustainable agriculture and forestry, marine, maritime and inland water research and the bioeconomy
Short description:
The specific objective of this Challenge is to guarantee food safety and security, healthy and quality food and other bioproducts, by developing primary production systems that are productive, sustainable and resource-efficient, fostering the respective ecosystem services and the recovery of biological diversity, along with competitive and low carbon supply, transformation and marketing chains.
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
Secure, clean and efficient energy
Short description:
The main objective is to transition to a reliable and affordable energy system that enjoys public acceptance, sustainable and competitive, with the purpose of reducing dependence on fossil fuels in a context of increasing scarcity of resources, increasing energy needs and climate change
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
BIOTECHNOLOGY, SMART GRIDS,ENERGY EFFICIENCY, RENEWABLE ENERGIES, ENERGY POLICY,SMART CITIES
Smart, green and integrated transport
Short description:
The main objective of this challenge is to achieve a more efficient European transport system in the use of resources, which is respectful of the climate and the environment and operates safely and seamlessly for the benefit of all citizens, economy and society.
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
CIRCULAR ECONOMY, INFRASTRUCTURE,
Climate action, environment, resource efficiency and raw materials
Short description:
The overall objective is to achieve a more efficient economy and society in the use of various natural resources and water resistant to climate change, the protection and sustainable management of natural resources and ecosystems, as well as sustainable raw materials use and supply, in order to meet the needs of a growing world population within the sustainable limits of the planet’s natural resources and ecosystems.
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
NATURAL RESOURCES, CIRCULAR ECONOMY, ENERGY POLICY, HERITAGE
Europe in a changing world: Inclusive, innovative and reflective societies
Short description:
The specific objective of this societal challenge is to foster a better understanding of Europe, to offer solutions and support inclusive, innovative and reflective European societies in a context of unprecedented transformations and growing global interdependence.
Link to the knowledge area with which it is related:
Responsible
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Pedro Mª Caballero
R&D Programmes Department
Some figures
Leading projects
Projects executed
Related projects
Transforming Transport
Transforming Transport project demonstrated, in a realistic, measurable an replicable wway the transformations that Big Data can bring to the mobility and logistics market. TT adress 13 pilots in 7 domains.
BRESAER
BRESAER is a demonstrative project whose objective is the development of a cost-effective, adaptable and industrialized envelope solution for the rnovation of buildings.
LOCOMOTION
LOCOMOTION will design a set of IAMs that will provide politicians and other stakeholders with assessment tools to analyze the feasibility, effectiveness and costs of the different sustainability policies and strategies.
SunHorizon
The SunHorizon project aims to demonstrate that combining technologies (TPs) such as solar panels and managed heat pumps with a controller with predictive, proactive and self-learning capabilities saves energy.
BIOMOTIVE
The BIOMOTIVE project aims to demonstrate the production of new high-performance biomaterials (thermoplastic polyurethane, foams and fibres) for the automotive sector, with the objective of revolutionising the market.
SO WHAT
SO WHAT project aims to develop and validate an integrated software for auditing industrial process, planning and simulation of waste heat and cold (WH/C) valorisation systems towards the identification of economically viable scenarios where WH/C and renewable energy sources (RES) cooperate to match local demand.
SocialRES
The SocialRES project seeks to increase scientific knowledge about the non-technological aspects that prevent the adoption of social energy alternatives such as cooperatives, aggregators or crowdfunding platforms.
ZEOCAT-3D
The ZEOCAT-3D project addresses the conversion of methane, from natural gas and biogas, into aromatic hydrocarbons of high added value and easily transportable
INSITER
INSITER eliminate the gaps in quality and energy-performance between design and realization of energy-efficient buildings based on prefabricated components.
AI4EU
AI4EU project aims to make available to users resources based on Artificial Intelligence (AI) that facilitate scientific research and innovation.