DOs and DONTs Joan-Anton Carbonell Kingston University EC External Expert TEMPUS Modernising Higher Education TEMPUS INFORMATION DAY.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Examples of good practice. Examples of Good Practice Use of external UK and/or international external organisations as non-funded partners (target country.
Advertisements

Researchers nights Information Day Colette RENIER Research Executive Agency FP7-PEOPLE-2010-NIGHT INFORMATION DAY Brussels, 12 November.
Project design, preparation and approval Basel Convention Resource Mobilization Workshop Nairobi, 3 – 7 December 2006 Andreas Arlt Secretariat of the Basel.
Page 1 Marie Curie Schemes Science is not the whole story! (How to write a successful Marie Curie RTN Proposal) Siobhan Harkin.
ERF and EIF Information Meeting Key Messages in Preparing an Application 5 th September 2013 F2 Rialto Dublin.
TEMPUS IV- FIFTH CALL FOR PROPOSALS How to prepare a competitive project proposal Education, Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency - Brussels.
1 Professionalising Programme & Project Management Developing programme & project management capacities for UNDP and national counterparts External Briefing.
Parts of the project proposal
Project funded by The European Union Government of the Republic of Serbia European Integration Office INDUCTION TRAINING SEIO GENERAL FRAMEWORK CREATED.
CENTRAL EUROPE PROGRAMME SUCCESS FACTORS FOR PROJECT DEVELOPMENT: focus on activities and partnership JTS CENTRAL EUROPE PROGRAMME.
Comprehensive M&E Systems
Education and Culture Name Education and Culture International opportunities for Higher Education D. Angelescu (EACEA A4)
Challenge Questions How good is our operational management?
Education and Culture Name Education and Culture International opportunities for Higher Education D. Angelescu (EACEA A4)
Training of National Judges INFO DAY Introduction to the new Call for Proposals 2014 Raffaella Battella - DG Competition.
Application Form – Part C Kirsti Mijnhijmer, Secretariat How to Apply Seminar 4th February 2015, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Culture Programme - Selection procedure Katharina Riediger Infoday Praha 10/06/2010.
TEMPUS IV- SIXTH CALL FOR PROPOSALS Preparing the application based on the requirements of the call 1 TEMPUS Modernising Higher Education TEMPUS INFORMATION.
TEMPUS IV- THIRD CALL FOR PROPOSALS Recommendation on how to make a good proposal TEMPUS INFORMATION DAYS Podgorica, MONTENEGRO 18 th December 2009.
1 Framework Programme 7 Guide for Applicants
TEMPUS IV- SIXTH CALL FOR PROPOSALS 1 TEMPUS Modernising Higher Education TEMPUS INFORMATION DAY.
Work Programme for the specific programme for research, technological development and demonstration "Integrating and strengthening the European Research.
TEMPUS INFO DAYS SARAJEVO 7 JUNE GUIDE FOR APPLICANTS 2005 What’s new in Tempus ? Tempus.
Application Form Part 1, Sections 4-9 How to Apply Seminar 16 th September 2010 – Copenhagen Kirsti Mijnhijmer.
What makes a successful development project? Kristin Olsen IOD PARC
Copyright 2010, The World Bank Group. All Rights Reserved. Planning and programming Planning and prioritizing Part 1 Strengthening Statistics Produced.
TEMPUS IV- Quick recommendations on how to make a good proposal Jordanian National Tempus Information Day 15/12/2010 Jordanian University.
TEMPUS APPLICATION ASSESSMENT The experts’ approach.
APPLICATION FORM OF ROBINWOOD SUBPROJECT SECOND STEP 1. The short listed Local Beneficiaries work together to create international partnerships and prepare.
Managing Performance The experience of the World Bank Mauritania Country Office.
Technology Strategy Board Driving Innovation Participation in Framework Programme 7 Octavio Pernas, UK NCP for Health (Industry) 11 th April 2012.
Contact Seminar Leonardo da Vinci - Grundtvig november 2008 Sustainable Development Leonardo da Vinci and Grundtvig Contact Seminar « sustainable.
1 Analysing the contributions of fellowships to industrial development November 2010 Johannes Dobinger, UNIDO Evaluation Group.
Assessment of project proposals within EU grant schemes 17 & 18 December 2013 Government Office for Cooperation with NGOs Zagreb VLADA REPUBLIKE HRVATSKE.
“Thematic Priority 3” Draft Evaluation of IP + NoE.
GUIDE FOR APPLICANTS 2005 What’s new in Tempus ? Tempus.
A successful proposal – in the eyes of an evaluator Tempus Information Day 14 January 2011 Annika Sundbäck, External expert,Tempus selection 2009 and 2010.
TEMPUS INFORMATION DAYS Tajikistan, 18 November 2011 Alba-Chiara Tiberi, Project Officer EACEA TEMPUS IV- FIFTH CALL FOR.
European Commission Joint Evaluation Unit common to EuropeAid, Relex and Development Methodology for Evaluation of Budget support operations at Country.
DETERMINE Working document # 4 'Economic arguments for addressing social determinants of health inequalities' December 2009 Owen Metcalfe & Teresa Lavin.
Date: in 12 pts Education and Culture HOW TO PREPARE A GOOD PROJECT PROPOSAL ? Ms. Piia Heinamaki Project adviser, European Commission - Education, Audiovisual.
The PHEA Educational Technology Initiative. Project Partners PHEA Foundations – Ford, Carnegie, Kresge, MacArthur South African Institute for Distance.
Guidelines for LDS preparation for Croatian LAG’s Estonian Leader Union Kadri Tillemann and Kristiina Timmo 28 th of September, Zagreb.
1 Tempus Tempus Workshop Sarajevo 7 June 2006 « Good practice in Preparing an Application » Anne Collette European Training Foundation Tempus Department.
1 Voluntary and Community Sector Review Voluntary & Community Sector Review Grants Strategy Working Party Participative Session 28 September 2006 Appendix.
Date: in 12 pts Education and Culture Do's and Don'ts for International Credit Mobility Contact Seminar with the Western Balkans Dec 2015, Vienna.
Grant Application Form (Annex A) Grant Application Form (Annex A) 2nd Call for Proposals.
Erasmus Mundus Joint Master courses How to write a good proposal ? Hélène Pinaud- 18 December 2015.
Session 3 – Evaluation process Viera Kerpanova, Miguel Romero.
Project design – Activities and partnership CENTRAL EUROPE PROGRAMME Project development seminar Prague, 1-2 February 2010 Monika Schönerklee-Grasser.
2. The funding schemes ICT Proposer’s Day Köln, 1 February 2007 The ICT Theme in FP7 How to participate to ICT in FP 7.
Recommendations on project/action design and structure.
Strengthening the integration of gender in national and regional statistical strategies Proposed PARIS21 & UN Women collaboration.
Eligibility and evaluation
Integrated Management System and Certification
Part 2: How to ensure good project management?
Application Form Sections 4-9 Christopher Parker & Kirsti Mijnhijmer 28 January 2009 – Copenhagen, Denmark European Union European Regional Development.
Funded by the Erasmus+ Programme EPP JO-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP Lina Tsakalou
for a successful application
Application Form – Part C
Helene Skikos DG Education and Culture
European Innovation Platform for Knowledge Intensive Services Elke Van Tendeloo DG Enterprise and Industry Brussels, 04 June 2007.
Good practice in preparing an application
3rd EU-China IP Academic Forum SHANGHAI 22 November 2018
Field monitoring Project (number and title)
Project intervention logic
INFORMATION SEMINAR Interreg V-A Latvia-Lithuania programme
Presentation transcript:

DOs and DONTs Joan-Anton Carbonell Kingston University EC External Expert TEMPUS Modernising Higher Education TEMPUS INFORMATION DAY

Purpose of the session To go through the award criteria analysing: What is assessed What should be avoided What should be stressed

SCORING Award criterionScore Weighting indicator Total points Relevance Quality of the partnership Quality of the project's content and Methodology Dissemination and Sustainability Budget and Cost Effectiveness

Relevance (25 points) Is the rationale well justified? Are specific problems clearly identified? Why this/these problem/s has/have been selected to be addressed? Are the national or/and regional priorities addressed? Are the project objectives realistically defined? Are the target groups clearly identified? To what extent different stakeholders are relevant for the project?

Quality of the partnership (20 points) Does the project describe the expertise of partners? Is it clear why the selected partners are adequate? Is there any added value in terms of combining complementary expertise? Is there a fair involvement of all partners? Is the leading role in each work package properly allocated? Is the coordination predominantly with the Grant Applicant? Are there new Tempus partners?

Quality of the project's content and Methodology (25 points) (I) Is the overall working method logical and clear? Are all outcomes and outputs quantified? Are applicants stating potential risks and the ways to counteract? Are activities in the LFM and the plan consistent? Are activities forming a logical continuation? Is the activity of each Work Package well described with suitable deliverables?

Quality of the project's content and Methodology (25 points) (II) Have sufficient resources been taken into account? Are concrete methods of quality control and monitoring described? Are concrete benchmarks and deadlines specified to enable effective control? What kind of management structure(s) is envisaged? Are representatives from the partner country organisations acting as lead partners in different work packages?

Dissemination and Sustainability Does the plan for the dissemination adequately identify interested sectors? Is the dissemination plan presented as an integral part of the project? Is there institutional dissemination carried out before external activities? Is there a comprehensive strategy or random/single events? Are the outputs and knowledge produced potentially re- usable? Can project outputs be maintained after the Tempus funding has finished? Can the collaborative partnerships created be maintained? Are steps taken to obtain recognition and/or accreditation of courses and training modules?

Budget and Cost Effectiveness Is there an efficient and effective use of resources to implement the project? Is the work programme consistent with the budget? Are resources overestimated or underestimated? Are staff costs fairly distributed amongst the consortium members? Is equipment realistically budgeted and justified for project results? Is it clear what type of material will be produced with the printing and publishing costs? Are materials produced relevant for the project?

SOME DOs Read the guides to make sure that your project follows the Tempus requirements Make sure that all documents and contributions from partners are received well on time. It helps quality In case of structures, courses and degrees ensure the participation or agreement of the Ministries in the partner countries Comprehensively describe the benefits for ALL partners Show that you know the topic, the geographical area and the previous work done by Tempus Show that your project is fully endorsed by the institutions participating and not only by some individuals Make clear what the benefits of the project are and keep them realistic

SOME DONTs Do not write a paper. It is a proposal for funding Do not try to show as original what is not. If innovative in the partner country, explain! Do not try to be too ambitious in the regional coverage, unless justified by the project Do not overestimate staff costs to cover co-financing, but do not under staff the project to make it cheaper and attractive Do not copy/paste texts between the different sections of the application form Do not act as a donor providing funds and advice. You are part of the project as well Do not submit two or more applications where the only difference is in the partnership Do not leave any section of the application in blank

and good luck with your application!