WEBINAR PARTICIPATE IN THE OPEN CALL 20 TH JULY 2018 NICO BONDT, GRIGORIS CHATZIKOSTAS & SJAAK WOLFERT

WEBINAR PARTICIPATE IN THE OPEN CALL 20 TH JULY 2018 NICO BONDT, GRIGORIS CHATZIKOSTAS & SJAAK WOLFERT

IoF2020 is funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union. Grant Agreement no. 731884. Visit iof2020.eu for more information about the project.

INDEX 1. About IoF 2. About the Open Call 3. About the Open Call Proposal 4. FAQ s 5. Timeline 6. Closure

1. ABOUT IOF

Internet of Food and Farm 2020 Innovation Action: 2017-2020 30 M funding by DG-CNCT/AGRI Objective: Large-scale uptake of IoT in the European farming and food sector Business case of IoT Integrate and reuse available IoT technologies User acceptability of IoT Sustainability of IoT solutions 6

THE INTERNET OF FRUIT 3.1 Fresh Table Grapes Chain 3.2 Big Wine Optimization 3.3 Automated Olive Chain 3.4 Intelligent Fruit Logistics Let s take an example 8

BIG WINE OPTIMIZATION IoT tools for sustainable wine production, wine quality management and shipping monitoring Some KPI s: Pesticides -10% Production costs -10% Wine quality +10% Shipping costs -5%

Multi-actor approach IoF2020 is funded by the Horizon 2020 Framework Programme of the European Union. Grant Agreement no. 731884. Visit iof2020.eu for more information about the project. January 1 2017

IoT Product Impressions NIR spectrometer % alc., sugar, etc. Temperature/RH logger with data transmission sensors in the vineyard display devices, agronomic parameters and weather forecast

IoF2020 open call Enlarge the ecosystem and create more impact by new use cases Specific challenges 1. New regions Eastern and Northern Europe Re-use existing use cases 2. Post-farm and other sectors From farm supply chain (logistics, processing, retail, consumption) Other crops, animals 12

2. ABOUT THE OPEN CALL

Call for new use cases Innovative IoT-based solutions for Farming and Food in Europe Characteristics Higher TRL-levels: 6 8/9 Multi-actor approach (no single parties!) Including entire IoT value chain (tech. providers, service integrators, end-users) Interoperability, replicability and reuse Viable business model and ecosystem development 14

Total budget of 6 Mio Euro New regions: ± 3.5 Mio Euro Post-farm/other: ± 2.5 Mio Euro Funding per proposal: 300-500 keuro 15

Selection criteria 1. Suitability of overall proposal 2. Geographical impact: cross-border test beds 3. Business impact: business plan and scalability 4. Technology impact and use of standards 5. Sustainability impact 6. Financial impact 16

3. ABOUT THE OPEN CALL PROPOSAL

Proposal Template Cover page - which category do you apply for: 1. new regions 2. post farm stakeholders / other sectors, or 3. both categories Proposal description: the actual content of your proposal Cost justification and funding Total length of the proposal: not more than 15 pages.

Proposal Description (1 of 2) General description: Objectives, Work plan, Results and deliverables. SMART indicators for main objectives and results. Geographical impact: cross-border testbeds Business impact: how will the proposed IoT solution reach a large number of end-users? Technology impact and use of standards: specific attention needed for interoperability, replicability and reuse Sustainability impact: include some important KPIs, with which the impact could be measured

Proposal Description (2 of 2) Multi-actors involvement: e.g. how will the IoT value chain be addressed in the use case Implementation? Team / consortium composition & ability: description of all skills and experiences in the team to develop and exploit the proposed IoT solution Ethical issues: describe how the 'ethics by design'-way of working will be followed in the proposed use case

Costs justification and funding Costs per deliverable Costs per type of costs and per partner (subdivided in private and non-private partners) Funding, per partner, including possible Private funding of new equipment External co-funding for specific activities Requested EU sub-grant funding (70% or 100% funded)

For more specific information see the following documents on the website: Open Call Document IOF2020 Open Call Document IOF2020 legal and financial guidelines Consortium Declaration PROJECT Proposal Template IOF2020 Reference Architecture for Interoperability, Replicability and Reuse

4. FAQ S

Q Does this open call only focus on the multi-actor approach, involving tech providers, service integrators and end-users? A Yes, a proposal should follow the multi-actor approach, but there is not a fixed number of partners although proposals consisting of one single party are not eligible. For a promising proposal, applicants will have to form a strong team involving all relevant partners of the value chain. For more information on the multi-actor approach see the brochure on the website.

Q Are use cases in aquaculture, fisheries or forestry eligible for the open call? A No. Use-cases addressing new subsectors (other crops, other animals, etc.) are encouraged, but only in agri-food. Therefore, e.g. aquaculture, fisheries or forestry are not eligible sectors.

Q Which EU member states are part of the new regions? A - Especially the eastern and northern part of Europe are less covered by the current IoF2020 use cases. The current use-cases take place in the following countries: AT, BE, DE, DK, ES, FR, GR, IT, NL, UK. So all other EU member states and the H2020 associated countries are part of the 'new regions'. Note that the new use case should really take place in a new region and not just have a partner from that region in the consortium.

Q Is a use case in a non-eu-country eligible for this open call? A Yes, but this only holds for the so-called EU Associated Countries under the H2020 programme. For details see the list of Associated Countries on the website.

Q Is it enough to only have partners from a new region? A No, for challenge 1 of the open call, a use-case should really take place in a new region. This means that the testing, demonstration, etc. should take place in that region. However other partners could come from regions that are already existing in the current IoF2020 use cases.

Q What are the funding rates for the open call? A For private partners the funding rate is 70%. For public and not-for profit partners the funding rate is 100%. Furthermore, in the assessment value for money is an important criterion.

Q Where can I find additional info about Interoperability, replicability and reuse concepts within IoF2020? A Proposals for realising IoT based solutions shall aim at interoperability, replicability and reuse of the envisaged results. All the specifications can be found in the IoF2020 reference architecture available in the Open Call document section.

5. TIMELINE

6. CLOSURE

More information and apply at: w w w. I o F 2 0 2 0. e u / o p e n c a l l @IoF2020 IoF2020