The French National Research Agency (ANR) will publish throughout June and July 2022 the lists of the selected projets for the generic call for proposals (AAPG) 2022.
06.24.2022 Selected projects Evaluation Panels 10 24 29 33 36 38 41 42 46 47 53 54
07.01.2022 Selected projects Evaluation Panels 01 02 05 07 08 11 12 13 16 17 21 22 23 25 27 30 31 39 40 43 44 45 49 50 52 55 56
07.08.2022 Selected projects Evaluation Panels 03 04 06 09 14 15 18 19 20 26 28 32 34 35 37 48 51
Dedicated news: Appel à projets générique (AAPG) 2022 : l’ANR publie les premières listes de projets sélectionnés (in French)
The Generic Call for Proposals 2022 involves five funding instruments, each with its own specific submission and evaluation procedures. These instruments aim to fund:
AAPG 2022 is divided into 56 research themes, each with its own Scientific Evaluation Panel (CES). When researchers submit a proposal, they select the scientific theme – and therefore the Scientific Evaluation Panel – that most closely relates to the scientific purpose of their research. This choice cannot be changed mid-way through the selection process.
All “International Collaborative Research Projects” (PRCI) proposals for which ANR acts as the Lead Agency, or for which there is no Lead Agency, must be registered in phase 1 of AAPG 2022. All PRCI proposals registered with ANR in phase 1 qualify for phase 2 provided that the project in question is eligible. The aim of this measure is to ensure that the PRCI submission and selection process is managed efficiently within the AAPG 2022 process.
Note : (International Collaborative Research Projects - PRCI) funding instrument, ANR - RGC (Hong Kong) collaboration,
The results of the 2021 Generic call for proposals selection ( AAPG) will be known after the deadline for submission (PRC/PRCE/PRME/JCJC) and registration (PRCI) of the 2022 AAPG edition, i.e. after October 28, 2021, 5:00 PM (Paris time).
Pending these results, it is necessary to proceed with the registration of a PRCI project or the submission of a PRC, PRCE, PRME or JCJC pre-proposal in response to the 2022 AAPG edition.
If selected for funding under the 2021 edition, laureates will have to cancel their submission under the 2022 edition (PRCI, PRC, PRCE, PRME or JCJC) by e-mail to aapg.science(at)agencerecherche.fr, otherwise the registered or submitted projects will be declared not eligible.
AAPG 2022 is open to all grant-holding researchers belonging to an organisation, establishment or public or private research laboratory eligible for ANR funding. Applicants can be involved in a maximum of three proposals submitted to ANR under AAPG 2022 and the bilateral call Fr-All SHS 2022: no more than one as coordinator and two as principal investigator for a project partner, or up to three as principal investigator for a project partner. A coordinator of a PRC, PRCE, PRCI, PRME or JCJC proposal selected for funding under AAPG 2021 cannot submit a PRC, PRCE, PRCI, PRME or JCJC proposal as coordinator for AAPG 2022. However, the researcher may act as a partner’s principal investigator. In addition, a JCJC project coordinator cannot act as the coordinator for another PRC, PRCE, PRCI, PRME or JCJC project while the initial JCJC project is ongoing.
Panel members and external experts use the same set of criteria to evaluate pre-proposals and full proposals submitted for the AAPG.
View the evaluation criteria and procedures in the text of AAPG 2022.
For questions about administrative and financial aspects of your proposal: aapg.adfi(at)anr.fr
For questions about scientific aspects of your proposal: aapg.science(at)anr.fr
For questions about the submission website: aapg.si(at)anr.fr. Please, indicate in your email:
The appelsprojetsrecherche.fr portal centralises all information on calls for proposals and calls for applications from ADEME, ANR, Inserm including ANRS, Anses and INCa. It provides a simplified access to upcoming and ongoing calls, giving a greater visibility to funding opportunities. Following their closing date, the calls remain published for a few months.
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