Opportunities in Norway's Research Council Funding Programs

Explore post-CRISP financial possibilities within the RCN, including potential for a new SFI call and projects under the Marinforsk, BIONR, and MAROFF programs focusing on marine ecosystems, sustainable innovation in food industries, and maritime operations. Stay informed for upcoming opportunities in fisheries technology, ecosystem management, and maritime research in Norway.

• Research Council
• Funding Programs
• Marine Ecosystems
• Sustainable Innovation
• Fisheries Technology

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1. Are there other financial possibilies after CRISP has finished within the RCN? Turid Hiller 13.9.16

2. New SFI? Will there be a new SFI call? When? There has been 3 calls , and CRISP was in the second call It is not yet decided if nor when, there will be a fourth SFI- call. Neither is it decided about tematic priorities. If/when a new call is announced , one cannot apply for a continuation of CRISP, however other topics (and partners) within Fisheries Technology (if the call is tematic open or that topic is prioritized).

3. The Marinforsk Programme-four areas Marine ecosystems will increase understanding of the structure and function of and change in these ecosystems to facilitate long-term, sustainable management of Norway s marine areas. Pollution and other effects on ecosystems will generate knowledge about the extent and effects of pollution and other anthropogenic factors on the marine environment. Sustainable harvesting and value creation will expand the knowledge base for ecosystem-based fisheries management and sustainable value creation based on the harvesting of marine resources. Management and societal perspectives will address the challenges facing national and international coastal and marine management regimes as a result of climatic and population change processes.

4. Marinforsk Researcher projects will be the key funding instrument employed by the programme Knowledge-building projects and other funding instruments will also be employed when relevant. So far there has been Researcher projects

5. BIONR-Programme Sustainable Innovation in Food and Bio-based Industries Within marin sector, the programme includes Seafood and marine ressources from the time raw materials are taken out of the sea until they reach the consumer . Researcher projects Innovation projects

6. MAROFF-Programme Research Areas: Environment Advanced transport and logistics Environment-friendly demanding maritime operations The programme's target groups The target groups for MAROFF are the shipping companies, shipbuilding industry, service providers and equipment suppliers to all types of vessels and aquaculture facilities. MAROFF also support knowledge building in research on technological and social science of importance to the maritime industry in Norway.

7. More programme cooperation Call-cooperation between two or more programmes Programme cooperation 12.10.2016 BION R and MAROFF: NOK 10 million for Innovation Projects for the Industrial Sector targeted towards the supplier industry to the fishing fleet. Catch treatment and processing on board; development of new, more effective technology and bioprocesses that safeguard the quality and shelf life of raw materials and residual raw materials on board. Fishing vessels and fishing gear to promote safe, efficient, environment-friendly catch operations and seafood production.

8. BIA-User-driven research based innovation BIA funds industry-oriented research and has no thematic restrictions. This broad-based programme supports high-quality R&D projects with good business and socio-economic potential.

9. Industrial PhD scheme Under the Industrial Ph.D. scheme companies may apply for support for a three-year period for an employee seeking to pursue an ordinary doctoral degree. The doctoral candidate must be employed by the company and the doctoral research project must be of clear relevance to the company s activities. 50% fra Research Council

10. Possibilities internationally NCP-contact in RCN for marin.. for Horizon 2020; Gudrun Langthaler JPI OCEANS