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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) - Fast Track To Innovation
In principle yes.
Yes, subcontracting of clinical studies is possible.
Clinical trials can be subcontracted.
Out-licensing after Phase 2 can be considered as market uptake.
There is no exclusion of medical devices.
That is a risk you should address in your application.
Clinical trials can be sponsored. But the rules of this instrument have to be considered.
FTI-Consortium (5)
No, it is not possible.
Yes, this is allowed.
Fit for Health 2.0 has a large database with companies and organisations interested in the health area of Horizon 2020.
FTI-Eligibility (11)
As far as they comply with the FTI goals (delivery of a new educational concept in three years), then it is possible.
Not as a partner.
Yes, there is no exclusion of small markets.
Universities are also eligible and they are reimbursed at a 100% rate.
They can apply.
In the case this new application addresses a challenge under horizon 2020 and is innovative enough yes.
Yes.
Then it is not research infrastructure, but deployment infrastructure that should be checked in your specific case by your health NCP and SME-NCP.
Unfortunately not. Actions should focus on bringing a product or service to the market.
It is surely a decision criterium with equal points among several applications.
FTI-Evaluation (3)
Yes, this is right.
Unfortunately, some of those documents are not available.
Reviewers are briefed by the agency taking care of the evaluation (EASME).
Yes, as far as these processes are needed for an innovative service or product to be pushed to the previous steps before market uptake.
No. FTI is a grant.
Only development of most innovative products or services will be funded. If these are needed for scale up, then yes.
There is no explicit limit for subcontracting.
This is not possible.
You must already provide a rough strategy in your application. Design of tailored strategies can be funded.
Yes, as well as the preparation and fill of a patent.
If you mean analytical services, yes.
As in any other Horizon 2020 project: personal, consumables, subcontractors...
Research should not be a main focus of an FTI action, so equipment for research is difficult to get funded.
For all innovation activities, a flat rate for indirect costs applies.
FTI-Specific aspects (16)
“on the market” can be sale of device after completion of clinical trials. But out-licensing after Phase 2 can be considered as market uptake.
There is not a rule for that.
You should have the EU market in focus. If you can also deliver solutions for additional markets you can do so.
You should have the EU market in focus. If you can also deliver solutions for additional markets you can do so.
Yes, 36 months from project start.
A dissemination plan is highly dependent on your project! There is not such a template.
There are no limitations for target markets.
There is no penalty. You must convincingly explain this time to market, which risks you could face and how you could overcome them.
No, there is no limitation.
The PIC number must be new and not been used for FP7 projects
You must sound convincing in your application and offer solutions for overcoming that risk
This is right.
No, you must be a first-time applicant, meaning that you receive your PIC now for the first time.
You must convincingly explain in your application in which TRL step your product/service is.
FTI-Other (3)
It depends on the country. In Germany SME-NCPs work together with the thematic NCPs.
You can find a comprehensive list under: http://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/support/nati...
PIC number is related to your organisation. Your organisation should register for a PIC number.
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