Black Sea Horizon Grant Scheme to facilitate the participation of Black Sea countries in Brokerage Events
Black Sea Horizon Grant Scheme to facilitate the participation of Black Sea countries in Brokerage Events – 2nd CALL - APPLY NOW!
This grant scheme financially supports the participation of local researchers from Black Sea countries in brokerage events related to Horizon2020 in the EU Member States or Associated Countries. Such events will allow researchers to network with EU consortia, to build-up partnerships for subsequent joint research activities and to make their institutions and/or their research networks better known.
The thematic priorities of the Call are the following three topics:
- 'Sustainable agriculture',
- 'Resource efficiency in relation to water / water management' and
- 'Applied chemistry & smart materials'.
Maximum funding per grant is 1000 EUR.
The Black Sea Horizon project has developed a grant scheme to financially support the participation of local researchers from Black Sea countries in large-scale brokerage events and other similar activities in EU Member States or Associated Countries, which are related to Horizon 2020. Such events provide an excellent arena for researchers to liaise and develop synergies, therefore the participation of researchers from the targeted countries will increase their opportunities to get involved and be taken onboard in consortia set up in EU MS/AC countries. It will also allow the researchers to make their institutions and/or their research networks better known to the scientific community.
The thematic priorities of the call are the three topics identified as a result of the previous task T3.1, namely 'Sustainable agriculture', 'Resource efficiency in relation to water / water management' and 'Applied chemistry & smart materials'. The proposed list of events will be: Networking events, Brokerage events organised by the European Commission, large international events organised by other European networks (e.g Enterprise Europe Network). Partners based in BS region are also free to identify events of high importance which will be also considered eligible.
Funding Requirements
The Grants will be paid by the Regional Centre for Information and Scientific Development (RCISD) in the form of reimbursement of travel, visa and accommodation costs (flight ticket, visa and accommodation only, registration fee and other costs are not covered by project budget) following the events. The Grant cannot exceed 1,000 Euros. If the cost of participation exceeds this amount, the additional cost must be covered by the Grant recipient. The reimbursement of costs will be effected by bank transfer, upon receipt of the invoice issued by the grantee’s organization.
Contact
Please get in touch with the Local Partner in your country for any questions regarding the eligibility criteria and the application process:
Armenia: Tigran Arzumanyan tarznip@sci.am
Azerbaijan: Babayev Elchin elchin.babayev@elmfondu.az
Georgia: Nikoloz Bakradze nikabakradze@yahoo.com
Oleg Shatberashvili shatberashvilioleg@gmail.com
Moldova: Diana Grozav diana.grozav@h2020.md
Russian Federation: Yaroslav Sorokotyaga ysorokot@rfbr.ru
Elena Nasybulina enasybulina@hse.ru
Turkey: Asli Akcayoz asli.akcayoz@tubitak.gov.tr
Ukrain: Igor Yegorov igor_yegorov1@ukr.net
Detaile information can be found here:
https://blacksea-horizon.eu/object/call/640
For general enquiries you can also contact:
Zita Buday
Senior International Expert
Regional Centre for Information and Scientific Development, RCISD
H-1021 Budapest, Hűvösvölgyi út 54. V./1
E-mail: zita.buday@rcisd.eu
