Austria	4		Italy	10
Belgium	1.5		Netherlands	10
Czech Republic	1.5		Norway	1.5
Estonia	0		Poland	1
France	8		Portugal	0.5
Germany	15		Spain	1
Greece	0.5		Sweden	1
Hungary	1.32		United Kingdom	0
Ireland	1

The budgetary figures given are indicative. The Total public funds awarded by the ENIAC Joint Undertaking to projects arising from this call, following the evaluation and selection of proposals, may differ from the total budget of the call.

Financial contribution of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking to participants in projects:
Following the evaluation, selection and award procedures of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking, the ENIAC Joint Undertaking will conclude grant agreements with participants. The financial contribution of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking will be 16.7% of eligible costs incurred by participants to implement the projects.

Financial contribution of the ENIAC member States to participants in projects:
Following the evaluation, selection and award procedures of the ENIAC Joint Undertaking, ENIAC member States will conclude national grants with participants. The financial contribution of the ENIAC member States will be a certain % of the eligible costs incurred by participants to implement the projects which may vary according to the type of participant and the type of R&D activity as specified by each Member State (see Guide for Applicants).

Eligible costs:

• For participants established in ENIAC member States, eligible costs are defined by the respective funding authorities issuing the national grant agreements (see Guide for Applicants).
• For participants established in Members States or Associated Countries to the Seventh Framework Programme that are not ENIAC member States, eligible costs are defined by the ENIAC Joint Undertaking (see Guide for Applicants).

Eligibility criteria: The eligibility criteria for proposals, as well as the eligibility criteria to receive funding from the ENIAC JU and from ENIAC member States are specified in the document on eligibility criteria.

Objectives: Joint Technology Initiatives (JTI) aim to achieve strategic focus by supporting common ambitious research agendas through mid-term technology R&D in areas that are crucial for competitiveness and growth, assembling and coordinating at European level a critical mass of research. The focus of the ENIAC JTI will be industrial R&D in the 'More Moore' and More than Moore' domains, executed with a clear application focus. The ENIAC JTI will also cover design, equipment and material R&D activities. Detailed objectives of the Call are set out in the Annual Work Programme 2008.

Evaluation and selection:

• A one-stage submission procedure will followed
• The evaluation criteria and sub-criteria, including weights and thresholds, and the selection and award criteria are set out in the Annual Work Porgramme 2008 (section 5).

Indicative timetable: It is expected that the grant agreement negotiations for the selected proposals wil start in November 2008.

Project agreements: Participants in any project resulting from this call are required to conclude amongst themselves a project agreement. This project agreement shall lay down the intellectual property arrangements in compliance with Article 23 of the Statutes (2) annexed to Council Regulation 72/2008 of 20 December 2007 setting up the ENIAC Joint Undertaking.

Ethical requirements: The ENIAC Joint Undertaking will not support projects which are contrary to fundamental ethical principles and those recalled in article 4 of the Council decision 2006/975/EC of 19 December 2006 concerning the Seventh Framework Programme of the European Community.