ANNEX II

Including Joint Technology Initiatives (including financial plan, etc.) and the part of the coordination and international cooperation activities to be funded within the themes. The aim will be to enable at least 15 % of the funding available under the ‘Cooperation’ part of the programme to go to SMEs. I. Cooperation 32413 Health 6100 Food, Agriculture and Fisheries, and Biotechnology 1935 Information and Communication Technologies 9050 Nano-sciences, Nano-technologies, Materials and new Production Technologies 3475 Energy 2350 Environment (including Climate Change) 1890 Transport (including Aeronautics) 4160 Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities 623 Space 1430 Security 1400 II. Ideas 7510 III. People 4750 IV. Capacities 4097 Research Infrastructures 1715 Research for the benefit of SMEs 1336 Regions of Knowledge 126 Research Potential 340 Science in Society 330 Coherent development of research policies 70 Activities of International Cooperation 180 V. Non-nuclear actions of the Joint Research Centre 1751 TOTAL 50521 The indicative budgets for the ‘Cooperation’ and ‘Capacities’ programmes include contributions to the European Investment Bank (EIB) for the constitution of the RSFF referred to in Annex III. The Council decisions adopting the contributing specific programmes will establish, inter alia, the implementing arrangements under which the Commission will decide on the reallocation to other activities of the Framework Programme of the Community contribution to the RSFF and the income it generates that are not used by the EIB. The Seventh Framework Programme will contribute an amount of up to EUR 500 million to the RSFF until 2010. For the period 2010-2013, there will be the possibility to release up to an additional EUR 500 million following the evaluation of the European Parliament and the Council in accordance with the procedure set out in Article 7(2) of this Decision on the basis of a report by the Commission containing information on the participation of SMEs and universities, the fulfilment of the Seventh Framework Programme selection criteria, the kind of projects supported and the demand for the instrument concerned, the duration of the authorisation procedure, the project results, and the funding distribution. The amount made available out of the Seventh Framework Programme is to be matched by an equivalent amount from the EIB. It will come from the ‘Cooperation’ programme (up to EUR 800 million by proportional contribution of all thematic priorities, except socio-economic sciences and humanities) and the ‘Capacities’ programme (up to EUR 200 million from the research infrastructure line). The amount will be made available progressively to the EIB taking account of the level of demand. In order to ensure a rapid launch with a critical mass of resources, an amount in the order of EUR 500 million will be progressively allocated in the budget for a period up to the interim evaluation of the Seventh Framework Programme, referred to in Article 7(2) of this Decision.

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