Network
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BlueBio
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Website
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https://bluebioeconomy.eu/first-call/
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Aim of the joint call
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In general projects should explore innovative, yet sustainable and climate-friendly utilisation of aquatic biomass at different trophic levels, as well as sustainable harvesting, and novel aquaculture production systems targeting a range of existing or new markets, products (food, feed, chemistry, nutraceuticals, cosmetics, etc. applying a food first principle). The aim is to create, test, upscale and bring to the market new knowledge-intensive products and services derived from a diversity of aquatic biomass. The aquatic biomass in question may have either marine or freshwater origin. Projects may also seek synergies with land-based production. Projects should describe which part of the value chain being focused and give an indication of the technology readiness level (TRL) before and after the project. For projects that only focus on part of the value chain, impact and consequences of new methods or products should be considered in a wider value chain perspective.
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Type of joint call
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Two Stages
- Call with pre-proposals and full proposals submissions
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Events
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Launch date
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17/12/2018
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Deadline Pre-Proposal
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17/03/2019 Submitted proposal: n/a
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Deadline Full-Proposal
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17/09/2019 Submitted proposal: n/a
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Evaluation End Date
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17/12/2019
Successful proposal: n/a
Proposals funded: n/a
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Is call co-funded?
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Yes
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Call follow up funding
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- There are mechanisms in place to monitor financial expenditure
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Call reasons
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- Achieving critical mass
- Access to expertise from different countries
- Addressing specific scientific and technological issues
- Addressing specific policy issues
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Research fields
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- Biotechnology
- Environment
- Food, agriculture and fisheries
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Type of research
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- Basic research
- Applied Research
- Pre-competitive research
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Target groups
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- Higher Education Institutions (HEIs)
- Public Research Organisations (PROs)
- Private and Semi-private Research and Technology Organisations (RTOs)
- SME (Small and Medium Enterprises)
- Large Corporations
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Participating networks
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