Strategy: From national to regional, EU to intercontinental levels.

 

Stage 1: Applications for national funding in each partner country (with local adjustments to comply with the budgets and funding programs).

Stage 2: Forming regional cores for specific funding programs (Climate-KIC, Nordic collaboration, Germany-Switzerland-Austria coalition, priority partners on national funding programs, etc.).

Stage 3: Application for multinational funding through the EU with an involvement of strategic external partners and international funding schemes.

 

The REACT funding strategy has several major aspects:

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• Creation of interdisciplinary teams in each partner country,

• The critical mass of successful national proposals = > increased chances for the success of national proposals in other countries (demonstrated by the project MAGIC-DML),

• Gradual improvement and adjustment of the REACT strategy to the specifics of each country,

• Knowledge of local aspects gained through national proposals leads to increased chances of success of regional and larger (EU and international) proposals.