Background
Political background
Specific for the region
National strategies
Regional strategies
EU Cooperation Strategy
Asia
Latin-America
...
Global Policy Dialogue
EU Development Policy
Erasmus+
General
Education
Youth
Sports
Key actions
KA1: Mobility
Individuals
KA2: Cooperation
Institutions
CBHE
KA3: POLICY
Systems
Countries
Programme countries
EU
Others with an agreement
Partner countries
Different regions
Project beneficiaries
Use it on preparing your proposal
What is Capacity Building?
Framework
Policy
EU Development policy
Cooperation
Beneficiaries: partner countries
Knowledge transfer
Program countries
Partner countries
Mutual learning
Objectives
Modernisation
Quality
Management and governance
Competences and skills
Internationalisation
Institutions
System
Regional integration
Geographical scope
National
Relevance
National
1 country / application
Regional priorities
National priorities?
Focus on it
Choose ONE
Multicountry
Relevance for ALL partner countries
Options
One region
EC + EU External policies priorities
Choose ONE regional priorities
Cross-region
Make it evident
Added value?
Common regional priority
Regional priorities
NOT about excellence
Build capacities
Priorities
Regional priorities
Variety
Focus on the one in whicH your HEI is very capable
Demand to the beneficiaries
Improving management and operation HEI
Governance
Services
Interantlisatoin
Equity access
Developing the HE sector
Development of
School
Vocational education
Institutions
Tertiary education
University-enterprise cooperation
Employability of students
Increase
Recognition of
Qualifications
Qualification frameworks
Monitoring reform policies
Cross-Cutting Priorities
Diversification of projects
Within a region
New activities to the region?
New target groups?
Partners never selected?
Objectives
Integration reguees
Conligc affected countries
Climate change prevention
Migration strategies
Make a difference on proposals with similar quality
Prospecting phase
Read the entire CBHE documentation
What is needed
What are you required
ERASMUS + Program Guide
Focus on the section about CBHE
Call for proposals
Electronic form
Instruction to complete the application package
Information needed to fill in the application
Read carefully
List of CBHE selected projects
We look for diversification
FAQ
Identify needs
Needs analysis
How is implemented?
Demonstrate to the external expert
Concrete facts
Be very detailed
Don't assume that the expert knows
Must be done locally
Avoid overlaping with existing projects
Level
Your institution
Country
System
Collective exercise
Consultation
Stakeholders
Staff
Project idea
Starts locally
Beneficiary
Fit the CBHE
Objectives
Priotieis
Requirements
Fit internationalisation stratehy
Institutional cooperation project
Management must support the project
The university is th eparticipant, not the individual
Something innovative
New
Check the list of existing capacity building project
Evaluate what is possible to achieve in a project
3 years project
Different elegibility conditions
Identify a target group
Objective of the project
Needs
Identify potential partners
Joint work during the preparation
Active role
Preparation of the application
Implementation
Collective exercise
Based on
Expertise
Needs
Area targeted by the project
A team in each partner
High interest of the partner
Not only signing the mandate
Demonstrate they want
Participate
COngtribute
Active role
Discuss
Distribution of tasks
Management structure
Communication
Demonstrate the impact
Is it relevant?
Demonstrate
Relevance
For your unviersity
For your contry
In line
Priorities CBHE
Regional priorities
Institutional strategy
Why your project is needed?
Programme objecties national and regional prioriteis
Needs analysis
Demonstrate
Your project is needed
You have done a GOOD analysis
Supported by
Data
Stadistic
Surveis
Information
Be very specific
Link
Outcomes
Needs detected
Target groups
Be specific
Quantify the target groups
Objectives
Wider
Specific
Other projects
Options
Innovative character
Complementary character
Added value
Built on previous results
European added value
For the partner organisations
Why with the EU?
Why can't be done at a national level?
Local level
Logical Framework Matrix
General
used in many international projects
Literature
Important tool
Requirement
Important tool
Preparation phase
Picture of our proposal
What to write in the description
For the monitoring
Indicators of progress
Meassure the progress
Quantified
Not mentioning only Nr of students
Be explicit in how many students
Do not jepordize your project external risk
Projects
Background
Types of projects
Joint projects
Impact: Institutions
Activities
Curriculum Development
The most common project selected
Accreditated
Officially
Before the end of the project
Teaching starts during the life time project
Target groups
Academic staff
Administrative staff
Pay attention to tne section where you describe courses
University Governance
Links HEI with social environment
Structural projects
Impact: HE System
Ministries of Higher Education
Must be included
Partner countries
Activities
Modernisation
Police
Governance
Management
Links
HEI
Social environment
Duration
2-3 years
Starting dates
15 November 2020
15 January 20221
Application
Parts
Description
LFM
Work plan
WPs
Describe your project
Activities to be implemented
Contribute to th egoal
Methodology
Specify rsults
How are going to be achieved
Activiteis to achieve results
Produce concrete and sustainble results
Benefit of all parties concercened
Partner countries
Equipement
Is it really needed?
To implement the activity
Different equipement for each partner
Avoid generic equipment
Work packages
Avoid a too long preparation phase
Different parts written by different persons
Prepared by all consortium
Not only the EU partner
Avoid "transferred proposals"
Key words
Coherent
Concrete
Examples
Justify statements
Bring evidence
Clear
Key questions
Right order
Simple language
Avoid acronyms
Be very specific
Explicit
Don't assume experts know details
Rigorous
Basis of your project
Partnership committment
Focused
Objective of your project
What is asked
Complete
All mandatory documents submitted
Demonstrates that you can deliver
Expected results
Expected change
Results will be maintained after the funding period
Quantify
Number of students
Number of staff trained
...
Check consistency
No contraditions
No patchwork from other project proposals
Quality measures
Ensure monitoring
Internal cuality assurance
Board
Tools to be used
Monitor quality
Monitor implementation
External qualityu assurance
External expert
External perspective
Implementaiton
Risk management
Jepordize project
Overcome risks
Consistentce among parts
A good proposal is a pre-condition for a good implementation
Budget
Boundaries
Min: 500k€
Max: 1M€
Categories
Regular costs
Staff costs
Travel costs
Costs of stay
Equipment
Sub-contracting
Exceptional costs
Can be requested
Application stage
Why?
Expensive travel costs
Evironmental friendly transportation
Cost effectiveness
The budget is planned
Strategy to ensure cost effectiveness
Organising online meetings
Combine activities
Events
Meetings
Categories of staff cost
Different roles needed
Proportional to
Activities
Number of partners
Overestimated budget will be penalized
Consortium
Background
Who can apply?
Joint projects
HEI
Association of HEI
Associated partners
No funding
Structural projects
Rectoral organisations
Teacher organisations
Student organisations
HEI
Associated partners
No funding
Structure
National project
2 Program countries
1 HEI from each country
3 HEIs from the partner country
Equal number as program countries
Multi country partners
2 Partner countries
1 HWI from each Program country
2 Programme countries
2 HWI deom each tountry
Special attention
Least developed coutnries
Universities in remote areas
Ensure regional dimension
Cooperative projects
Active invovlement of all partners
Cooperation should be relevant
Complementarity
Skills
Related to project activities
Justfiied
Common needs and objejctives
Weak point
Partners
The applicant
Important role
Contact person
Don't have a dominant role
Present partners
In line
Nature of the project
Priorities
Program countries: lower profile
Partner countries
Involvement
Evident project ownership
Main beneficiaries
Written with this approach
Target: partner countries
Avoid generic description
Be specific
Right partner
Best expertise
Right skills
Demonstrate contribution
Active role
Support and committment of all consortium partners
Motivated
Committed
Ready
Shared responsibilities
Team
Composition
Different profeiles
Experience staff
New staff
Administrative
Management
Academic
Content
management arrangements
WP Leadership
Responsibility to partner institutions
Implementation
Decission makeing process
Effective project management
Communciation channels
Very ipmortant
Be specific
Communication strategy
Demonstrate
Mangaemetn strategy
magnaemt methodology in place
Institutional cooperation project
No implementation at individual level
Sufficient number of staff involved
Impact and sustainability
Demosntrate that your work will last after the end of the elegibility period
Continue an impact at the country level
After the funding
Dissemination strategy
How to implement
Who will do what by when where and which are the target groups that you want to achieve
Which are the tools
Avoid only
Website
Social media
Be creative
Expectd impact
Demonstrate
Level
Individual
Institutional
National
Quantify
Sustainability
Continue results after the project
Financial sustainaibilty
Instituitonal political
Accreditation is not sufficient
Master needs to be attractive
New master has to give to students future job perspectives
Contact with the local companies
New centers
Don't be generic: the center will continue to exist...
How will be financed
Will it be part of the university?
Under which epartment
Staff
Under which stracture
Recommendations
Use examples
Involvement of the Minsitry
Education
Industrey
Inform them
Evaluation
First step: External experts
Assessment of projects by experts
February 2020
April 2020
4 Award Criteria
Relevance: 30 points
Quality of design and implementaiton: 30 points
Quality of Team and cooperation arrangements: 20 points
Impact and sustainability: 20 points
Scoring
Range
0
100
Thresholds
Relevance>15 points
Total>60 points
Ranking list
2 times the estimated funding
Pay attention to all
Second step
Consultation EU Delegation
Feasibiliyt
Local context
Dates
May 2020
June 2020
Evaluation comittee (July 2020)
Sufficient geographical representation
Analysis per region
Success rate per region
Budget available
Subject areas insufficiently covered
Past projects
Existing projects
Maximum 3 funded proposals per applicant organisation
Focus on the best ones
Final decision
Award decision: July 2020
Notification to applicants: August 2020
Preparation and signature of grant agreements
Agust 2020
December 2020
Earliest start of eligibility period
15 november 2020
15 January 20201