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Table ronde: L’eau dans l’économie circulaireCIRC 02 – 2016-2017

Natacha Amorsi, OIEau


Table ronde: L’eau dans l’économie circulaire - CIRC 02 – 2016-2017

• Rappel des éléments clefs du texte de l’appel à projet• Discussion• Quelques conseils pour se préparer à l’évaluation• Discussion

Objectifs de la table ronde

Les temps de la table ronde

• Porter à la connaissance des acteurs français l’appel à projet • Permettre aux acteurs français intéressés par cet appel de se

rencontrer • Apporter un soutien pour le montage et la constitution des

consortiums



• Par quels éléments de l’appel à projets seriez-vous intéressés?

Discussion

• Avez-vous des besoins de partenariat en France et/ou en Europe ?



• Titre : Horizon 2020, Work programme (wp) 2016-2017, 17. Cross cutting activities, CIRC-02-2016-2017: Water in the context of circular economy

• Répond au défi societal n°5: Climate action, environment, resource efficiency and raw materials

• Procédure: (Two stages)• 1er dépôt 7 mars 2017• si la proposition est retenue, dépôt final: septembre 2017• Démarrage: approx. janvier 2018

• Budget: 10 millions d’Euros

Quelques points clefs de l’AP



• European water sector prominent position in economy and society but it is very diverse and fragmented

• Needs to revolutionise the way public and private actors work together

• Demand driven and systemic approach that should go beyond the pursuit of waste water treatment and reduction of water use (…). Such an approach should go beyond the pursuit of wastewater treatment and reduction of water use to inspire technological, organisational and social innovation through the whole value chain of water (i.e. water as a resource, as a productive input and as a waste stream), moving towards a circular economy approach.

• To deal effectively with pressures, there is a need for improving water systems by considering the whole water-use production chain and by identifying solutions that enhance both the economic and environmental performance of the system. These innovative solutions should be in line with the objectives of the circular economy.

Specific challenge (context)



• Demonstrate innovative solutions at a large scale (i.e regions, cities and/or river basins), in line with EIP Water priorities and the objectives of the Water Framework Directive

• Proposals should focus on developing the water services of the future, going beyond water supply sustainability addressing the different water value chains

• Projects should build on experience already gained in areas where integration of various aspects of water management and other economic and social activities is already taking place at different levels

• Engage all relevant stakeholders especially user communities, at an early stage in the co-creation process, bringing together technology push and application pull

• participation of industry partners

Scope (2017): Towards the next generation of water systems and services – large scale demonstration projects (1/2)



• Eco-innovative approach (jobs and growth)• Application of new business models, new value chains• Integrated environmental impact assessment and risk assessment

of potential harmful substances• Relevant socio-economic issues (regulatory (barriers)/ governance

issues / social behavior and acceptability)• Market uptake of innovative solution, standardization• TRL 5-7 should be delivered (5. technology validated in relevant

env.- 6. technology demonstrated – 7. system prototype demonstration in operational environment)

• Innovation deals: innovative better regulation instrument in the form of voluntary agreement

Scope (2017): Towards the next generation of water systems and services – large scale demonstration projects (2/2)



• significant reduction of the current water and energy consumption at regional and/or river basin scale by closing the cycles of material, water and energy, using alternative water sources and supporting the transition towards smart water services;

• interconnectivity between the water system and other economic and social sectors;

• increased public involvement in water management; • increased citizen satisfaction with water services; • replication of new business models in other areas and replication

of models for synergies between appropriate funding instruments at regional, national or European level;

• closing of the infrastructure and investment gap in the water service sector;

IMPACTS: Towards the next generation of water systems and services – large scale demonstration projects (1/2)



• creation of new markets in the short and medium term; • providing evidence-based knowledge regarding the enabling

framework conditions (such as the regulatory or policy framework) that facilitate a broader transition to a circular economy in the EU;

• implementing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), in particular SDG 12 'Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns' and SDG 6 'Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all', as well as the conclusions of the COP21 Paris Agreement

IMPACTS: Towards the next generation of water systems and services – large scale demonstration projects (1/2)



• Par quels éléments de l’appel à projets seriez-vous intéressés?

Discussion

• Avez-vous des besoins de partenariat en France et/ou en Europe ?

Merci de brièvement vous présenter lors de votre première prise de parole



Quelques conseils pour se préparer à l’évaluation

• Est-ce que les idées, concepts, services, outils, méthodes, etc. que vous pourriez soumettre à cet appel à projet peuvent clairement être présentés en fonction des critères d’évaluation?

Discussion



Pour le 7 mars 2017

Pour septembre 2017

Conseils: Modèle pour les propositions de projets



Conseils : Les critères d’évaluation (1/3)

Criterion 1 – Excellence

• Clarity and pertinence of the objectives • Soundness of the concept, and credibility of the proposed methodology • Extent that the proposed work is beyond the state of the art, and demonstrates

innovation potential (e.g. ground-breaking objectives, novel concepts and approaches, new products, services or business and organisational models)

• Appropriate consideration of interdisciplinary approaches and, where relevant, use of stakeholder knowledge



Criterion 2 - Impact

• The extent to which the outputs of the project would contribute to each of the expected impacts mentioned in the work programme under the relevant topic

• Any substantial impacts not mentioned in the work programme, that would enhance innovation capacity, create new market opportunities, strengthen competitiveness and growth of companies, address issues related to climate change or the environment, or bring other important benefits for society

• Quality of the proposed measures to: 1) exploit and disseminate the project results (including management of IPR), and to manage research data where relevant; 2) communicate the project activities to different target audiences




Criterion 3: Quality and efficiency of the implementation

• Quality and effectiveness of the work plan, including extent to which the resources assigned to work packages are in line with their objectives and deliverables

• Appropriateness of the management structures and procedures, including risk and innovation management

• Complementarity of the participants and extent to which the consortium as whole brings together the necessary expertise

• Appropriateness of the allocation of tasks, ensuring that all participants have a valid role and adequate resources in the project to fulfil that role




• Est-ce que les idées, concepts, services, outils, méthodes, etc. que vous pourriez soumettre à cet appel à projet peuvent clairement être présentés en fonction de ces critères ?

Discussion


Criterion 1 – Excellence Criterion 2 - Impact Criterion 3: Quality and efficiency of the implementation


Merci pour votre participation



Table ronde: L’eau dans le programme de travail 2018-2020




• Présentation du Scoping paper SC5 – section 2.3 • Discussion• Présentation de la structure prévisionnelle• Discussion

Objectifs de la table ronde

Les temps de la table ronde

• Présenter l’état d’avancement de la préparation du WP pour 2018-2020

• Collecter des éléments complémentaires pour la structure prévisionnelle du WP


• Quels seraient vos domaines prioritaires d’intervention ?

Discussion


• Quels seraient vos attentes/besoins par rapport aux éléments clefs du scoping ?



Scoping paper SC5Context (1/2)• Continuity: green economy (ex: circular economy)• Lien avec les accords de Paris sur le changement climatique +

autre références• Special emphasis on science and innovation as a critical driver

for achieving the long-term goals and targets• Commission’s priorities Jobs, growth and investments –

Energy union and climate - digital single market – stringer global actors

• SC5 Expert Advisory board identified 5 strategic priorities: Climate action after COP21 – circular economy – innovative and resilient cities and rural areas – the water-food-energy nexus – enabling systemic transformation



Scoping paper SC5Context (2/2)• AB stressed the imp. Of transformative change, supported by

R&I for creating enabling conditions for transformative change, supported by R&I for expansion of the knowledge base, deployment and scale-up of technical, nature-based and socio-economic solutions, and better monitoring and analysis of transformation.

• societal engagement and acceptance, multi-stakeholder actions should be initiated.



Scoping paper SC5Strategic priority: Water for our environment; economy and society (1/3)• competition in water uses (…) require(s) the development and

implementation of robust, smart water management systems, tailored water-smart solutions and effective multi-sectoral governance models

• Digital era (…) should be harnessed in the development of systemic, innovative water solutions.

• R&I will support and accelerate the implementation of EU water, resource efficiency and water-dependent industrial policies and initiatives.



Scoping paper SC5Strategic priority: Water for our environment; economy and society (2/3)Actions will• Focus on realising the true value of water• Address innovative water technologies, services and

monitoring tools, digital solutions, living labs and large scale demonstration projects with various water uses (industrial, urban, rural and agricultural) and at various scales (regional/national/international river basins) and integrated approaches, including nature- and ecosystem-based solutions, recognizing the critical nexus between water, energy and food and the complex interactions between ecosystems and human activity, especially in a changing climate.



Scoping paper SC5Strategic priority: Water for our environment; economy and society (3/3)• R&I actions to improve risk and impact assessments related to

the above-mentioned challenges, and actions promoting water diplomacy with key international partners and regions (e.g. for the management of trans-boundary river basins) and developing inclusive, multi-stakeholder business and governance models and decision support systems that contribute to solving water challenges in Europe and beyond will also be addressed, including actions to support the implementation of the PRIMA initiative (Partnership for Research and Innovation in the Mediterranean Area).


• Quels seraient vos domaines prioritaires d’intervention ?

Discussion



• Quels seraient vos attentes/besoins par rapport aux éléments clefs du scoping ?


Merci pour votre participation


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Natacha Amorsi, OIEau - Education.gouv.fr · CIRC 02 – 2016-2017 Natacha Amorsi, OIEau. PCN Environnement Info day – 09/12/2016 OIEau ... Quelques points clefs de l’AP. PCN