Finanziamenti PNRR

Il Piano Nazionale di Ripresa e Resilienza (PNRR) Italia Domani, approvato dalla Commissione europea il 22 aprile 2021, si inserisce all’interno del programma Next Generation EU (NGEU), si sviluppa in sei Missioni e ha tre obiettivi principali:

• riparare i danni economici e sociali causati della crisi pandemica;
• affrontare i perduranti divari territoriali, le disparità di genere, la debole crescita della produttività e il basso investimento in capitale umano e fisico;
• dare impulso a una compiuta transizione ecologica

Il piano ha inoltre alla base 3 principi che guidano gli interventi, detti anche priorità trasversali: 

• Giovani: garantire l'accesso ai servizi di assistenza all'infanzia, migliorare il sistema scolastico e invertire il declino di natalità del Paese;
• Parità di genere: garantire le stesse opportunità economiche e sociali a uomini e donne in un'ottica di gender mainstreaming;

Riduzione del divario di cittadinanza: valorizzare il potenziale del Sud e rafforzare i servizi sociali territoriali per il sostegno alle persone disabili e anziane. 

Il piano si articola in sei aree tematiche principali su cui intervenire (missioni) individuate in coerenza con i sei pilastri del Next Generation EU:

• Missione 1 - Digitalizzazione, innovazione, competitività, cultura e turismo
• Missione 2 - Rivoluzione verde e transizione ecologica
• Missione 3 - Infrastrutture per una mobilità sostenibile
• Missione 4 - Istruzione e ricerca
• Missione 5 - Inclusione e coesione
• Missione 6 - Salute

Ogni missione si articola in componenti, aree di intervento che affrontano sfide specifiche, in cui rientrano i singoli investimenti e le riforme utili alla loro attuazione.

I progetti che sta realizzando l'Università degli Studi di Milano

M4C1: Potenziamento dell'offerta dei servizi di istruzione: dagli asili nido alle università
Investimento 3.4 – Didattiche e competenze universitarie avanzate

Digital Education Hub: Advanced Learning Multimedia Alliance for Inclusive Academic Innovation – ALMA

TOTAL NO. OF PARTNERS: 14

Proposer: Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: € 24.000.000,00

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 1.630.792,35

International Mobility Programme - Assessing Constitutional Crisis impacT and Security

TOTAL NO. OF PARTNERS: 4

Proposer: Università degli Studi di SIENA

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: € 2.486.517,30

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 606.921,12

I progetti che sta realizzando l'Università degli Studi di Milano

M4C2: Potenziamento dell'offerta dei servizi di istruzione: dagli asili nido alle università

Investimento 1.1 – Progetti di Ricerca di Rilevante Interesse Nazionale (PRIN)

Elenco progetti Prin 2022 PNRR Decreto Direttoriale n. 1409 del 14.09.2022

Elenco progetti Prin 2022 Decreto Direttoriale n. 104 del 02.02.2022

Il Decreto Ministeriale n.894 dell’11 Luglio 2022 del Ministero dell’Università e della Ricerca (MUR) ha definito le misure operative per le chiamate e le assunzioni per incentivare l'accoglimento, presso le università italiane, di 1.700 ricercatori vincitori di bandi ERC Starting Grants, MSCA e Seal of Excellence. L’Avviso n.247/2022 del MUR stabilisce le modalità per la presentazione delle domande di finanziamento da parte dei vincitori di Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships e Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships nell’ambito dei Programmi Quadro Horizon 2020 ed Horizon Europe. Tale avviso stabilisce che le potenziali Host Institution ricevano le domande da parte di potenziali candidati in risposta all’ Avviso n.247/2022 e svolgano la valutazione di merito e di conformità delle domande ai fini della successiva presentazione delle stesse da parte dei candidati al MUR. I progetti di ricerca finanziati dal MUR prevedono il reclutamento di giovani ricercatori con contratto da ricercatore a tempo determinato di tipo a (RTD-A), di cui alla legge 30 dicembre 2010, n. 240, ai sensi della legge 29 giugno 2022, n. 79, ed eventualmente di altro personale dedicato al progetto di ricerca. Il giovane ricercatore, qualora finanziato dal MUR, stipulerà un contratto con l’Università di Milano-Bicocca (Host Institution), presso la quale svolgerà le attività di ricerca.

Il presente bando è finalizzato a preselezionare i progetti di ricerca presentati da ricercatori che abbiano ottenuto il ‘Seal of Excellence’ su progetti presentati in risposta a bandi Marie Skłodowska-Curie Individual Fellowships e Marie Skłodowska-Curie Postdoctoral Fellowships nell’ambito dei Programmi Quadro Horizon 2020 e Horizon Europe. 
La preselezione è finalizzata alla successiva presentazione, da parte dei medesimi vincitori, delle domande di finanziamento a valere sull’Avviso pubblico n. 247/2022 del MUR.

I progetti realizzati dai ricercatori dell’Università degli Studi di Milano - Bicocca nell’ambito della Call for Young Researchers ‘Seal of Excellence’ MSCA

I progetti Bicocca nell'ambito dei: Partenariati estesi a Università, centri di ricerca, imprese e finanziamento progetti di ricerca

NATIONAL QUANTUM SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE (NQSTI) - SCIENZE E TECNOLOGIE QUANTISTICHE

CODICE PROGETTO: PE0000023

TARGET:

This proposal targets the creation of the National Quantum Science and Technology Institute (NQSTI), a consortium that (i) will team up Italian entities carrying out competitive and innovative research in the field of quantum science and technology (QST), and (ii) will stimulate future industrial innovation in this field, providing a forum in which novel ideas and opportunities are transferred to companies. In order to ensure a long-term positive effect on the Italian economic growth and development, the whole innovation chain was considered: from the strengthening and coordination of the low-TRL research, to its translation into prototypes, favoring interfacing with industrial needs thanks to strong outreach and continued-education programs. Importantly, the creation and incubation of spin-offs and start-ups that can move research outcomes up in the TRL-ranking are included in the proposal scope with significant resources and a special focus onto the southern regions.

Partner

N TOTALE SOGGETTI: 20

Proponente: Università degli Studi di Camerino

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: € 116.974.166,88

Agevolazione MUR: € 115.900.000,00

Bandi a cascata: 40% dei costi di progetto

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 11.522.622,44

Agevolazione MUR Unimib: € 11.522.622,44

https://nqsti.it/

DIAGNOSTICA E TERAPIE INNOVATIVE NELLA MEDICINA DI PRECISIONE - HEAL ITALIA

CODICE PROGETTO: PE0000019

TARGET:

The HEAL ITALIA partnership aims at creating a Health Extended ALliance for Innovative Therapies, Advanced Lab-research, and Integrated Approaches of Precision Medicine. HEAL ITALIA is based on a multidisciplinary network of laboratories, clinical research centers and enterprises, sharing knowledge and technologies to reach results with timeliness, to increase the quality of health services to ultimately carry our NHS into a contemporary era of  Precision Medicine. In this context, the HEAL ITALIA program is designed with a holistic interdisciplinary vision, joining together fundamental and translational research with technology transfer, taking advantage of the capacities of major players from the academic, clinical and private sectors. By a One Health approach, HEAL ITALIA will empower  research teams and infrastructures to face the challenge in identifying new phenotypes, analyzing the complexity of a wide spectrum of environmental, lifestyle and genotypic determinants of multigenic/multifactorial diseases, thus responding to the health needs of more vulnerable populations.

Partner

N TOTALE SOGGETTI: 25

Proponente: Università di Palermo

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: € 118.765.450,00

Agevolazione MUR: € 114.700.000,00

Bandi a cascata: 10% de costi di progetto

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 7.315.000,00

Agevolazione MUR Unimib: € 7.315.000,00

 https://www.healitalia.eu/

AGE-IT - CONSEGUENZE E SFIDE DELL'INVECCHIAMENTO

CODICE PROGETTO: PE0000019

TARGET:

Age-It is a research programme that aims at generating a quantum leap, making Italy the leading scientific hub in research on ageing, and a state-of-the-art “empirical laboratory” regarding the ageing process. Age-It will set the gold standard in terms of socioeconomic, biomedical, policy, and technological solutions for an inclusive ageing society. Italy will become a benchmark for other, also non-European, rapidly ageing societies.

Partner

N TOTALE SOGGETTI: 25

Proponente: Università degli Studi di Firenze

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: 115.243.888,77

Agevolazione MUR: 114.700.000,00

Bandi a cascata: 19% dei costi di progetto

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 7.272.090,00

Agevolazione MUR Unimib:: € 7.272.090,00

https://ageit.eu/wp/

ON FOODS - RESEARCH AND INNOVATION NETWORK ON FOOD AND NUTRITION SUSTAINABILITY, SAFETY AND SECURITY - WORKING ON FOODS | SUSTAINABLE NUTRITION MODELS

TARGET:

The concept of sustainability has only recently entered everyday use. Sustainability refers to patterns of production and consumption that respect natural resources and their usual rhythms, focusing on long-term resilience and avoiding depletion of resources and environmental degradation.

The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015, describes 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), ranging from ending poverty to improving health and education, reducing inequality, spurring economic growth, tackling climate change, and working to preserve our oceans and forests. The number of SDGs potentially targeted in the framework of this call and through the action of this project and the selected consortium is considerably high, covering those aimed at ending poverty and hunger, achieving food security and improved nutrition (SDGs 1 and 2), ensuring healthy lives and promoting well-being for all at all ages also through education (SDGs 3 and 4), but also those reducing inequalities and promoting sustained, inclusive, and sustainable economic growth (SDGs 8 and 10) and, finally, making cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient also through  the promotion of sustainable consumption and production patterns and through the development of resilient infrastructure and inclusive and sustainable industrialization (SDGs 11 and 12).

Based on what stated by the High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and Nutrition (HLPE), the framework of food systems encompasses food production, food  supply  chains,  food environments, dietary habits, and food choices made by consumers, also including the related nutritional, environmental, and socio-economic outcomes. Food supply chains, often called food production and distribution networks, are increasingly complex and include all the stages and actors playing a role from food production to processing, distribution, retail marketing, consumption, and waste disposal. If food and agriculture are responsible for over a quarter (26%) of global greenhouse gas emissions (GHGs), the share of GHG emitted by the global food system, that includes post-retail activities, such as consumer cooking and waste, is estimated to be even higher (34% of total GHGs). Even if the primary production stage is clearly the main contributor, the subsequent activities along the supply chain account for 18% of the food related GHGs (processing, 4%; transport, 5%; packaging, 6%; and retail, 4%). Finally, food waste emissions are huge, with around one-quarter of emissions (3.3 billion tonnes of CO2eq) from food production which becomes wastage either from supply chain (15% of food related GHGs) or consumers losses.

Food is also linked to human health at many levels. Based on the latest WHO report, contaminated food causes 600 million cases of foodborne diseases and 420.000 deaths every year, with globally 33 million years of healthy lives lost from eating unsafe food within the same timeframe, and this number is possibly an underestimation. For this reason, food safety and food risk management represent extremely relevant tasks in the context of the food system revision and implementation. Moreover, it is a fact that noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) kill 41 million people each year, equivalent to 71% of all deaths globally, and that an affordable healthy diet is of primary importance to reduce this burden and the consequent costs for the health system. More recently, then, the evidence that interindividual differences in the way humans respond to food intake are modulating the effects of food on human health is mounting. The growing understanding of what physiological aspects are better descriptors of these differences is unavoidably requiring a more personalised approach to human nutrition, where individuals, beside the general population, are taken into consideration. This knowledge  can  significantly  impact  not  only  on  the  definition  of  more  effective  intervention strategies, but also on the design of new and/or improved food products and diets, able to target individual nutritional needs affecting individual metabolic and physiological responses.

Moreover, the recent dramatic and unexpected events, Covid 19 pandemics and the Russia-Ukraine war, have highlighted the clear need for better research and innovation plans to promote resilience and sustainable productivity in the framework of the food system. This could be achieved through a) implementing actions to reduce long-term vulnerabilities, b) ensuring food security covering all population needs; c) strengthening the resilience of food companies by implementing their flexibility and management capacity in terms of alternative strategies to maintain and/or increase quality and productivity. This implies a virtuous approach that can rely on adequate contingency plans and count on interdisciplinary expertise and capacity to cope with and contrast future unexpected critical scenarios. This initiative embodies this vision and represents the holistic  and  multidisciplinary strategy to contribute to this much-needed increase in food system resilience.

Finally, when addressing the goal for an increased food and diet sustainability, able to positively impact on human and planetary health, it is paramount to take into consideration the recognized interconnection among human, animal health, and the environment, as much as the fundamental reciprocal contribution that most, if not all, of these factors might have on climate change, food safety, and food security.

Partner

N TOTALE SOGGETTI:25

Proponente: Università degli Studi di Parma

Dati finanziari (da decreto di concessione)

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: €  115.303.750,00

Agevolazione MUR: € 114.500.000,00

Bandi a cascata: 19,78% dei costi di progetto

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 4.420.000,00

Agevolazione MUR Bicocca: € 4.420.000,00

https://onfoods.it/

I progetti Bicocca nell'ambito dei: Potenziamento strutture di ricerca e creazione di "campioni nazionali" di R&S su alcune Key enabling technologies

NATIONAL BIODIVERSITY FUTURE CENTER – NBFC

CODICE PROGETTO:  CN00000033

TARGET:

The Vision of NBFC is to promote the sustainable management of Italian biodiversity in order to improve the planet's health and return beneficial effects, essential for all people. This complies with the EU Biodiversity 2050 vision 'Living in harmony with nature'. The general Mission of the Consortium is to create an extended national network of universities, research centers, associations, and other private and societal stakeholders to take effective and immediate action to halt the loss of biodiversity and the impairment of its delivered ecosystem services while enhancing a sustainable use of biodiversity-derived resources and new job opportunities. As a main legacy of the NBFC, a Biodiversity Scientific Gateway will be established which will act as a National Centre to drive the development of biodiversity related KETs (including ICT) to enhance research fostering the science-to-policy processes in conservation, restoration, and valorization in biodiversity.

In concrete terms the NBFC aims at addressing interdisciplinary and frontier research and innovation activities devoted to the monitoring, conservation, restoration and valorization  of Italian biodiversity. The multidisciplinary research team, the use of available KETs and the development of digital platforms to store the information will permit the Consortium to:

• C.2) new instruments for biodiversity monitoring and conservation management(metric: protocols, methodological papers patents)
• C.3) strategies for investigation and valorization of new bioactive molecules of interest for human health and wellbeing, cosmetics, and materials (metric: new biochemical pathways, molecules, activities);
• C.4) data and tools for the economic activities closely related to biodiversity.

For the first time ever, the center offers a coordinated and well-funded effort dedicated to the creation of a multidisciplinary permanent nationwide community dedicated to studing the Italian Biodiversity and its positive impact on the country, whose immaterial (human/knowledge) and material legacy (databases, infrastructures, devices, physical sites for dissemination, demonstrators, restored locations, guidelines) will affect country's awareness of its importance. Moreover, to support concrete actions aimed at reducing biodiversity loss, the Consortium's research teams will i) project and conduct their research activities directly in operational environment conditions (e.g., Living labs) by adopting RRI strategies and tools and transaltional actions for sharing and exploiting, already available data and stakeholders from previous program/research activities, in order to build bridges across traditional disciplinary boundaries ii) develop thematic working groups and scientific guidelines for reliable biodiversity conservation, restoration and monitoring of actions, to be shared with institutional bodies (e.g. MITE working groups on: Capital Natural, urban green, marine habitats, restoration of contaminated sites).

TOTAL NO. OF PARTNERS: 48

Proposer: CNR - Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: € 328.217.375, 39

Agevolazione MUR: € 320.026.665,79

Bandi a cascata: 31% of project ammount

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 16.283.334,00

Agevolazione MUR Unimib: € 16.283.334,00

https://www.nbfc.it/

SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY CENTER (CENTRO NAZIONALE PER LA MOBILITÀ SOSTENIBILE - CNMS)

CODICE PROGETTO:  CN00000023

TARGET:

In the next decades the main challenge for future mobility is to drastically reduce its emissions by reaching the highest level of sustainability possible at the global level. The CNMSS will be totally interconnected with the NextgenerationEu and in the specific with the Italian action of PNRR that will boost the uptake of low- and zero emission vehicles as well as renewable and low-carbon fuels for road, waterborne, air and rail transport with specific measures on several levels: investing in environmentally friendly technologies, rolling out greener vehicles and public transport and fostering equal opportunities throughout the country, since the strong territorial gaps existing in Italy.

Therefore, there will be a strengthening of R&S chain in research and the economy with an enhancement of technology transfer mechanisms allowing a sound and effective: a) Green transition aiming at carbon neutrality by 2050; b) Digital transformation for efficient and inclusive mobility service. Within this framework the CNMSS will act as an innovative excellence ecosystem able to encourage innovation through the  systemic use  of research results by the whole productive system. The CNMSS has the primary mission to build a competent Italian leadership, consistent with territory needs and companies’ excellence and capable of supporting future development towards inclusive and sustainable mobility. Setting ambitious goals CNMSS has the vision of providing long-term innovation benefits and guaranteeing a leverage effect on the country’s overall capability to strengthen innovation propensity in the mobility sector, to this end its actions will be fully complementary to PNRR Italian actions on other missions, this will be reached setting specific objectives that meet effective mobility needs. CNMSS objectives, reachable through specific research and innovation programs and activities range from technical, economical to social ones:

• Make mobility system greener promoting innovative and "sustainable mobility" providing new lightweight solutions, new propulsion systems, H2 fuels and electric.
• Make mobility system safer: promoting digital products and processes to foster smart management, monitoring and predictive maintenance, reducing fatalities reducing operating cost and increasing the safety level of the whole mobility system. Increase resilience and efficiency of mobility fostering a digital transformation of mobility service system both for public and private transport. Create customized and accessible mobility allowing for technological integration for implementation in real contexts and new social inclusion through digital innovation for all type of users. Strengthening the supply chain and national competitiveness and international visibility boosting synergies between companies and research institutions in the transportation sector in order to increase transition in the mobility sector.
• Strengthening skills in the industrial field and national/regional policies supporting institutions identifying priorities and strategies for a parallel and osmotic development of research and industrial application. With the above strategic objectives CNMS targets a real need of the European society, including citizens, industrial business sectors and policy makers, striving with the identification of a path to accelerate the change in paradigm in the mobility sector. An effective pathway to impact the major challenges of future mobility in Italy is created: (a)Develop sustainable and safe transport for people and freight. (b) Decongest transport networks. (c) Strengthen the competitiveness of the Italian mobility sector. (d) Development of high-level skills (e) Reduce the current territorial inequalities, especially between and inside the macro-regions (e.g., North-Centre-South) and urban, periurban, rural areas. CNMS members have elaborated a structured and effective concept for unlocking the innovation based on 5 Mobility Vectors and 9 Technologies, strongly interconnected.This is paired with a successful research program where innovation will be grounded through Private-Public cooperation and backed up by a significant investment in Infrastructure to increase TRL and make solution scalable.

I progetti Bicocca nell'ambito dei: Creazione e rafforzamento di “Ecosistemi dell’innovazione”, costruzione di “leader territoriali di R&S”

MUSA - MULTILAYERED URBAN SUSTAINABILITY ACTION - CLIMATE, ENERGY AND SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY

CODICE PROGETTO: ECS_00000037

TARGET:

The MUSA project can have a significant impact on industrial production chains from services (Third Sector) and manufacturing activities from sectors of excellence and aims to have a profound impact on higher education and specialisation. Our vision of the innovation ecosystem encompasses the variety of activities rooted in this territory, along with their environmental and social implications. The complexity of the MMA leads to approaching innovation from multiple perspectives: urban transformation towards greater environmental and social sustainability; promotion of social inclusion; design and adoption of more circular production processes in various key sectors (including green, design, fashion, luxury and wellness); development of smarter renewable energy solutions, waste and land management systems and new mobility models; development of digital platforms for collecting and using biomedical data to improve citizens' health and well-being; incubation and acceleration of innovative ideas; development of new fintech solutions and learning tools to support financial users' decision-making, improve their financial well-being and contribute to social impact.

TOTAL NO. OF PARTNERS: 24

Proposer: Università di Milano Bicocca Participants

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: € 115.968.852,32

Agevolazione MUR: € 109.996.000,50

Bandi a cascata: 14% of project amount

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB: € 30.066.545,79

Agevolazione MUR Unimib: € 30.066.545,79

https://musascarl.it/

Area di intervento PNRR: Iniziative di ricerca per tecnologie e percorsi innovativi in ambito sanitario e assistenziale

Componente:

Durata: il progetto si concluderà in data 30/11/2026

Quota di finanziamento totale del progetto: € 125.223.504,32

Quota di finanziamento UNIMIB:

Capofila: Università degli Studi di Milano - Bicocca