A felhívást az alábbi hivatkozáson tekinthetik meg: http://www.aal-europe.eu/aal-2008-1
Az időskorúak száma világszerte növekszik, mind abszolút értelemben, mind relatíve, az aktív keresők számához viszonyítva. Ellátásuk, gondozásuk, egészségi állapotuk felügyelete és szükség esetén az ápolásuk egyre nagyobb (anyagi, illetve személyi) terhet jelent mind a társadalombiztosítás és intézményei, mind a családok számára Magyarországon is. Az infokommunikációs eszközök jelenlegi fejlettségi szintje lehetőséget ad arra, hogy a felügyeleti és ellátási feladatok számottevő részét műszaki eszközök felhasználásával oldjuk meg a következő évtizedekben. Mindezeken túl az infokommunikációs eszközök szerepe erősödni fog a szűrővizsgálatok elvégzésében, a népbetegségek kialakulásának megelőzésében, illetve korai felismerésében is.
Amennyiben bővebb információra van szüksége, írjon az evita@nkth.gov.hu címre!
Sok sikert kívánunk a pályázáshoz!
AAL Joint Programme – Call for Proposals 2008
The AAL Joint Programme will launch one Call for Proposals during year 2008. The call topic is
“ICT based solutions for Prevention and Management of Chronic Conditions of Elderly People”.
The Call text contains comprehensive background information and explicitely states requirements for the range of proposals expected by the AAL representatives. It is highly recommended to carefully study the call text and to contact the national AAL contact person.
The core of AAL Joint Programme is to provide innovative Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) based solutions to elderly persons, which means innovative products, systems or services addressing identified needs of the end users.
Projects funded under the AAL Joint Programme will be multinational, collaborative and cost-shared. Funding contracts of individual project partners will be concluded with the national funding authority.
Objectives of the Call
The Objective of the Call is to launch European collaborative projects providing innovative ICT based solutions for elderly persons with identified risk factors and/or chronic conditions. The Call promotes the creation of new solutions with a holistic approach to prevention, management, support services and the social and socio-economic environment related to chronic conditions. The AAL Joint Programme calls for proposals with a clear European dimension, with high relevance and with maximal impact on progress in the fields described in the topic definition.
Implementation of AAL Call: AAL-2008-1
- Date of publication: 25 April 2008
- Closure date: 21 August 2008, at 17:00:00, (Brussels local time)
- Proposal selection: November 2008
- Indicative total funding : 57.7 M€
- This amount includes a contribution of up to 25 M€ by the European Communities. The funding is subject to a final adoption of the legal base for this contribution by the Council and the European Parliament and to the conclusion of the necessary agreements between the AAL Association, the Members of the AAL Association and the European Commission envisaged for June 2008.
- Topic called: “ICT based solutions for Prevention and Management of Chronic Conditions of Elderly People”
- Consortia submit one common project proposal, with one partner acting as coordinator (Please note: The electronic submission scheme is under development and will be announed from this website)
- Project proposals will be evaluated centrally by independent European experts
- Funding of individual project partners will be done according to the respective national rules. The national rules are referenced to in the one page call information which can be retrieved through a click on the country name in the following table.
- In short notice, a partnering tool will be offered via this website with the intention to support the creation of AAL project consortia.
Indicative guidelines for AAL collaborative project characteristics
- Time-to-market perspective of 2 to 3 years after the project end
- Duration of the project: 12 – 36 months
- Project total budget: 1 - 7 M€
- Maximum funding from the AAL Joint Programme: 3 M€.