ASPIRE WITH ESA Innovation Project Summary

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ASPIRE WITH ESA is live!

We help tomorrow's pioneers in building their Space Solutions today! We offer:

200,000 EURO GRANT AT 0% EQUITY.

CLOSES FOR APPLICATIONS 18 Sep 2020.

VIRTUAL ACCELERATION Dec 2020 through Sep 2021.

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Before you continue...

Make sure you read the eligibility requirements for ASPIRE WITH ESA before you move ahead. Only industry from the following ESA Member States can apply:

AT, CZ, DK, EE, ES, FI, FR, GR, HU, IE, IT, LU, NL, NO, PL, PT, RO, SE, UK

In case your country is not in this list, contact your National Delegation to understand if they will support ASPIRE WITH ESA in the near future
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1.1 - Executive Summary (for publication)* This field is required.Let us know briefly what your Innovation ASPIREs to: - Innovation Project name - Elevator Pitch - Customers involved & motivation - Sustainable Development Goals addressed
Innovation Name (150 characters)
Your reference (not for publication, 100 characters)
Elevator Pitch (1000 characters)
Customers involved & motivation (1000 characters)
Sustainable Development Goals addressed (1000 characters)
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1.2 - Innovation theme (for publication)* This field is required.Where is your Innovation positioned? (max. 3)
Aviation
Health
Infrastructure & Smart Cities
Transport & Logistics
Safety & Security
Energy
Education & Training
Food & Agriculture
Finance, Investment & Insurance
Tourism
Environment, Wildlife & Natural Resources
Maritime & Aquatic
Media, Culture & Sport
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1.3 - Space Technologies / Assets within your Innovation (for publication)* This field is required.Check all that apply. For more information on ESA Patents, visit the ESA S2 Patents website.
Satellite Navigation
Earth Observation
Satellite Telecommunications
Human Space Flight Technologies
SAT-AIS (Automated Identification System over satellite)
ESA Patents
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1.4 - Sustainable Development Goals (SDG, for publication)* This field is required.Because you want to ASPIRE, you want a higher purpose! Let us know how your Innovation will deliver social impact (max. 2 SDG). For a complete list of goals and indicators, please visit UN's SDG indicators page.
1. No poverty
2. Zero hunger
3. Good health and well-being
4. Quality education
5. Gender equality
6. Clean water and sanitation
7. Affordable and clean energy
8. Decent work and economic growth
9. Industry, innovation & infrastructure
10. Reduced inequalities
11. Sustainable cities and communities
12. Responsible consumption and production
13. Climate action
14. Life below water
15. Life on land
16. Peace, justice and institutions
17. Partnership for the goals
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1.5 - Innovation pictures and logos (for publication)* This field is required.Help us promote your Innovation! Provide us a teaser picture, an innovation Project logo and your commercial logos.
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1.6 - How did you hear about ASPIRE WITH ESA?* This field is required.This will help us understand which marketing channels work best.
Search Engine
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ESA Space Solutions Website
Social Media
Newsletter
National Delegation
ESA Near Me (Ambassador, BIC, Broker)
Event
ESA Employee
Other
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1.7 - PromotionESA S2 collaborates with third parties for promotion purposes and would like to share some of your data. This is limited to: - Basic information (name, address, website, social media account) - ASPIRE WITH ESA Funding (funding provided through the present Call for Proposals) Let us know if you are happy for us to share:
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Basic Information
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ASPIRE WITH ESA Funding
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2.1a - Lead Applicant entity background* This field is required.Describe your entity, relevant areas of activity, experience, products / services, key customers and any other information that can help understand why you are the right entity to bring your proposed innovation to market. (max. 300 words) Do not include resumes. We will ask for them in question 2.4.
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2.1b - Lead Applicant contact details (I)Provide the official name of the entity leading this activity, country applying from, address, telephone number and webpage.
Official Entity Name
Austria
Czech Republic
Denmark
Estonia
Finland
France
Greece
Hungary
Ireland
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Norway
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Spain
Sweden
United Kingdom
Country where you are applying from
Address, incl. postcode
Phone Number
Company Website
LinkedIn Social Media URL
Social Media URL (Other than LinkedIn)
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2.2 - Will you employ subcontractors under ASPIRE WITH ESA?* This field is required.
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2.3a - Subcontractor entities backgroundPlease provide a description on the entity, areas of activity, experience, products / services, key customers and any other information that can help understand why they are your right partners to bring your Innovation to market. Do not include resumes. You will provide them in question 2.4. (max. 300 words)
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2.3b Provide subcontractor entities relevant contact detailsAs a minimum, provide name, position, company, country, telephone number and e-mail address
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2.4a - Key team members short resumesExplain why they are the right people to develop / market your proposed innovation. Provide information on key team members expertise (lead and subcontractors if applicable), including name, age, position in company, role in the project and any relevant expertise related to bringing innovation to market (e.g. development, sales, funds raised in the past, leadership roles, market knowledge, marketing, etc.) Please include LinkedIn profiles where possible. (max. 300 words per resume, max. 6 resumes between 2.4a and 2.4b)
Key team member #1
LinkedIn URL for key team member #1
Key team member #2
LinkedIn URL for key team member #2
Key team member #3
LinkedIn URL for key team member #3
Key team member #4
LinkedIn URL for key team member #4
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2.4b - Key team members short resumes (cont.)Explain why your team members are the right people to develop / market your Innovation. Focusing on the key members, provide name, age, position in company, role in the Innovation project and any relevant technical / business expertise applicable (e.g. development, sales, funds raised in the past, leadership roles, market knowledge, marketing, etc.) Please include as well LinkedIn profiles where possible. (max. 300 words per resume, max. 6 resumes between 2.4a and 2.4b)
Key team member #5
LinkedIn URL for key team member #5
Key team member #6
LinkedIn URL for key team member #6
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2.5 - Recruitment strategy* This field is required.Explain if / how your entity will grow thanks to this Innovation project. If intending to grow, indicate profiles of future employees, when and how will you recruit them. (max. 200 words)
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3.1 - Your business idea* This field is required.Provide the following: - Product / service you intend to bring to market. - Pains / problems & gains / benefits addressed by your customers (*) (*) You will be asked for full details on your customers on question 3.2. Please don't elaborate on them here. Please provide quantitative answers where applicable (max. 500 words)
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3.2 - Your customers & market potential* This field is required.Provide the following: - Customer market segments - Current customer pipeline representative of the market segments identified - Engagement status & timeline to serve these customers - Market size and market represented by your customer pipeline - Pricing strategy, if you already have one, and validation (max. 500 words)
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3.3 - Your competition & unique selling point* This field is required.Provide the following: - Your 2-3 main competitors - Competition strategy: How you plan to stay ahead from competitors - Why customers should choose you. (max. 400 words)
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3.4 - Your preliminary financial planUpload your innovation's preliminary financial plan including: - Your past and projected cashflow - Costs - Revenues
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3.5 - Your required Space Technologies / Assets* This field is required.Provide details on the Space Technology(ies) / Asset(s) you intend to use for your Innovation (project)- Explain as well why they are necessary (max. 300 words)
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3.6 - Innovation fit within your business strategy* This field is required.Explain how the proposed innovation (project) fits with your current business activities and your mid-/long term business strategy (max. 200 words)
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4.1 - Your Implementation Plan* This field is required.Your implementation plan scope needs to focus on: - Proof of Market: evidence customer engagement and market traction - Proof of Concept: consolidate service elements - Proof of Sustainability: demonstrate social impact and business sustainability, i.e., Socio-Economic Impact For any task within your implementation plan provide: - Your starting point (e.g. idea, prototype, existing product to enhance, project results, etc.) - Key activities (e.g. market analysis, business development, validation of assumptions, proof of concept, development, testing with customers, promotion) - Key outcomes expected Please elaborate on them (max. 400 words).
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4.2 - Implementation Gantt chart* This field is required.Upload a Gantt chart including key activities and milestones reflected in 4.1
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4.3 - Implementation / business risks and mitigationPresent the most important risks to the success of your innovation (technical, implementation, business); present mitigation strategies. Please take into account: - Technical risks refer to technologies used within your innovation project. - Implementation risks refer to your programme of work - Business risks refer to any aspect related to your innovation's commercialisation (max. 6 risks, 2 of each type (implementation, business, commercial), max. 50 words per risk)
Technical Risk #1
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Business Risk #1
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5.1 - SEI KPI #1: Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) Impact - Target indicatorsPer each SDG approached, please specify the indicators (KPI) you intend to tackle Information on SDG Indicators is available through SDG-Tracker.org. For each goal, associate the relevant indicator (indicator number and description) you plan to target per each goal marked.
1.1.1 - Eradicate extreme poverty
1.2.1 - Halve population below national poverty line
1.2.2 - Population in poverty according to national definitions
1.3.1 - Population covered by social protection floors/systems
1.4.1 - Access to basic services
1.4.2 - Secure tenure rights to land
1.5.1 - Deaths and affected persons from natural disasters
1.5.2 - Direct economic loss from natural disasters
1.5.3 - Disaster risk reduction strategies
1.5.4 - Local disaster risk reduction
1.A.1 - Domestic resources to poverty reduction programmes
1.A.2 - Government spending on essential services
1.A.3 - Inflows directly allocated to poverty reduction programmes
2.1.1 - Prevalence of undernourishment
2.1.2 - Prevalence of food insecurity
2.2.1 - Prevalence of childhood stunting
2.2.2 - Prevalence of childhood malnutrition (wasting or overweight)
2.3.1 - Production per labour unit
2.3.2 - Income of small -scale food producers
2.4.1 - Sustainable food production
2.5.1 - Genetic resources in conservation facilities
2.5.2 - Local breeds at risk of extinction
2.A.1 - Agriculture orientation index
2.A.2 - Official flows to agriculture
2.B.1 - Agricultural export subsidies
2.C.1 - Food price anomalies
3.1.1 - Maternal mortality ratio
3.1.2 - Skilled birth attendance
3.2.1 - Under -5 mortality rate
3.2.2 - Neonatal mortality rate
3.3.1 - Number of new HIV infections per 1,000 uninfected population
3.3.2 - Tuberculosis incidence per 100,000 population
3.3.3 - Malaria incidence per 1,000 population
3.3.4 - Hepatitis B incidence per 100,000 population
3.3.5 - Number of people requiring interventions against neglected tropical diseases
3.4.1 - Mortality rate attributed to cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory disease
3.4.2 - Suicide mortality rate
3.5.1 - Coverage of treatment interventions (pharmacological, psychosocial and rehabilitation and aftercare services) for substance use disorders
3.5.2 - Alcohol consumption per capita
3.6.1 - Halve the number of road traffic deaths
3.7.1 - Proportion of women of reproductive age who have their need for family planning satisfied with modern methods
3.7.2 - Adolescent birth rate
3.8.1 - Coverage of essential health services
3.8.2 - Household expenditures on health
3.9.1 - Mortality rate from air pollution
3.9.2 - Mortality rate from unsafe water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH)
3.9.3 - Mortality rate attributed to unintentional poisoning
3.A.1 - Prevalence of tobacco use
3.B.1 - Vaccine coverage
3.B.2 - Development assistance to medical research & basic healthcare
3.B.3 - Availability of essential medicines
3.C.1 - Health worker density
3.D.1 - Health emergency preparedness
4.1.1 - Achieving proficiency in reading and mathematics
4.2.1 - Ensuring children are developmentally on track
4.2.2 - Participation in pre -primary education
4.3.1 - Equal access to further education
4.4.1 - Information and communications technology (ICT) skills
4.5.1 - Disparities in educational access
4.6.1 - Universal literacy and numeracy
4.7.1 - Education on sustainable development and global citizenship
4.A.1 - Inclusive and safe schools
4.B.1 - Scholarships for developing countries
4.C.1 - Supply of qualified teachers
5.1.1 - Legal frameworks for gender equality and non -discrimination
5.2.1 - Violence against women from an intimate partner
5.2.2 - Violence against women from persons other than an intimate partner
5.3.1 - Women married before age 15 or 18
5.3.2 - Female genital mutilation/cutting
5.4.1 - Time spent on unpaid domestic and care work
5.5.1 - Women in political positions
5.5.2 - Women in managerial positions
5.6.1 - Women decision -making on contraceptive use and healthcare
5.6.2 - Guarantee of equal access to sexual and reproductive health care
5.A.1 - Female land rights or ownership
5.A.2 - Equal rights to land ownership
5.B.1 - Mobile telephone ownership
5.C.1 - Systems to track gender equality
6.1.1 - Safe drinking water
6.2.1 - Safe sanitation and hygiene
6.3.1 - Proportion of wastewater safely treated
6.3.2 - Ambient water quality
6.4.1 - Water use efficiency
6.4.2 - Levels of freshwater stress
6.5.1 - Integrated water management
6.5.2 - Transboundary water cooperation
6.6.1 - Protect and restore water -related ecosystems
6.A.1 - Water and sanitation support
6.B.1 - Local participation in sanitation management
7.1.1 - Access to electricity
7.1.2 - Access to clean fuels for cooking
7.2.1 - Renewable energy share
7.3.1 - Energy efficiency
7.A.1 - Access and investments in clean energy
7.B.1 - Expanding energy services for developing countries
8.1.1 - GDP per capita growth rate
8.2.1 - GDP per capita growth rate per employed person
8.3.1 - Informal employment in non -agriculture sectors
8.4.1 - Material footprint
8.4.2 - Domestic material consumption
8.5.1 - Hourly earnings
8.5.2 - Unemployment rate
8.6.1 - Youth employment, education and training
8.7.1 - Child labour
8.8.1 - Occupational injuries
8.8.2 - Compliance of labour rights
8.9.1 - Tourism contribution to GDP
8.9.2 - Sustainable tourism jobs
8.10.1 - Access to financial services
8.10.2 - Population with financial account
8.A.1 - Aid for trade
8.B.1 - Youth employment strategy
9.1.1 - Road access for rural populations
9.1.2 - Passenger and freight volumes
9.2.1 - Manufacturing value
9.2.2 - Manufacturing employment
9.3.1 - Value of small-scale industry
9.3.2 - Small-scale industries with affordable credit
9.4.1 - CO2 emissions per unit value added
9.5.1 - Research and Development (R&D) spending
9.5.2 - Researchers per million inhabitants
9.A.1 - Development assistance for infrastructure
9.A.2 - Medium and high-tech industry
9.C.1 - Development assistance for infrastructure
10.1.1 - Income growth inequalities
10.2.1 - People living below 50 per cent of median income
10.3.1 - Eliminating discriminatory practices
10.4.1 - Policies for greater equality
10.5.1 - Regulating financial markets
10.6.1 - Voting rights for developing countries
10.7.1 - Migration recruitment costs
10.7.2 - Well-planned migration policies
10.A.1 - Differential tariffs for least developed countries
10.B.1 - Development assistance and investment
10.C.1 - Remittance costs
11.1.1 - Urban population living in slums
11.2.1 - Public transport access
11.3.1 - Sustainable urbanization rates
11.3.2 - Urban planning management
11.4.1 - Protecting cultural heritage
11.5.1 - Deaths and injuries from natural disasters
11.5.2 - Economic losses from natural disasters
11.6.1 - Solid waste management
11.6.2 - Urban air pollution
11.7.1 - Open spaces in cities
11.7.2 - Safe spaces in cities
11.A.1 - Urban and regional planning
11.B.1 - Integrated disaster risk management
11.B.2 - Local disaster risk management
11.C.1 - Sustainable and resilient buildings in least developed countries
12.1.1 - Sustainable consumption and production action plans
12.2.1 - Material footprint
12.2.2 - Domestic material consumption
12.3.1 - Global food loss
12.4.1 - International agreements on hazardous waste
12.4.2 - Hazardous waste generation
12.5.1 - Recycling rates
12.6.1 - Companies publishing sustainability reports
12.7.1 - National sustainable procurement plans
12.8.1 - Understanding of sustainable lifestyles
12.A.1 - Support for developing countries' capacity for sustainable production
12.B.1 - Monitoring sustainable tourism
12.C.1 - Removing fossil fuel subsidies
13.1.1 - Deaths and injuries from natural disasters
13.1.2 - National disaster risk management
13.1.3 - Local disaster risk management
13.2.1 - Integration of climate change into national policies
13.3.1 - Education on climate change
13.3.2 - Capacity-building for climate change
13.A.1 - Green Climate Fund mobilization of $100 billion
13.B.1 - Support for planning and management in least-developed countries
14.1.1 - Reduce marine pollution
14.2.1 - Protect and restore ecosystems
14.3.1 - Reduce ocean acidification
14.4.1 - Fish stocks within sustainable levels
14.5.1 - Protected marine areas
14.6.1 - Combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
14.7.1 - Income from sustainable fisheries
14.A.1 - Research resources for marine technology
14.B.1 - Support small scale fishers
14.C.1 - Implementing international sea law
15.1.1 - Forest area
15.1.2 - Important biodiversity sites protected
15.2.1 - Sustainable forest management
15.3.1 - End desertification and land degradation
15.4.1 - Coverage of important sites for mountain biodiversity
15.4.2 - Coverage of important sites for mountain biodiversity
15.5.1 - Red List Index
15.6.1 - Benefits of sharing genetic resources
15.7.1 - Wildlife poaching and trafficking
15.8.1 - Prevent invasive alien species
15.9.1 - Integration of ecosystem and biodiversity in planning
15.A.1 - Official development assistance for biodiversity
15.B.1 - Official development assistance for forest management
15.C.1 - Poaching and trafficking wildlife
16.1.1 - Intentional homicides
16.1.2 - Conflict-related deaths
16.1.3 - Prevalence of all forms of violence
16.1.4 - Public safety
16.2.1 - Violence against children
16.2.2 - Human trafficking
16.2.3 - Sexual violence against young men and women
16.3.1 - Victim reports of crime
16.3.2 - Unsentenced detainees
16.4.1 - Illicit financial flows
16.4.2 - Seized or surrendered arms
16.5.1 - Bribery prevalence
16.5.2 - Bribery in business
16.6.1 - Governmental expenditures within budgets
16.6.2 - Satisfaction with public services
16.7.1 - Representation in public institutions
16.7.2 - Inclusive decision-making
16.8.1 - Developing country participation in international organizations
16.9.1 - Birth registration
16.10.1- Journalist and media killings
16.10.2- Public access to information
16.A.1 - National human rights institutions
16.B.1 - Public discrimination
17.1.1 - Government revenue
17.1.2 - Domestic taxes
17.2.1 - Development assistance to least-developed countries
17.3.1 - Foreign direct investment
17.3.2 - Volume of remittances
17.4.1 - Debt service
17.5.1 - Investment promotion for least-developed countries
17.6.1 - Science and technology cooperation
17.6.2 - Fixed broadband subscriptions
17.7.1 - Sustainable technologies in developing countries
17.8.1 - Individuals using the Internet
17.9.1 - SDG support for developing countries
17.10.1- Weighted average tariffs
17.11.1- Exports from developing countries
17.12.1- Tariffs for developing countries
17.13.1- Macroeconomic Dashboard
17.14.1- Policy for sustainable development
17.15.1- National results frameworks
17.16.1- Progress in multistakeholder development
17.17.1- Public, private and civil society partnerships
17.18.1- Statistical Capacity
17.18.2- National statistical legislation
17.18.3- National statistical plans
17.19.1- Resources for statistical capacity
17.19.2- Completeness of census, birth and death registriation
Selected SDG Goal #1 Indicator
Proposal to measure indicator #1 (max. 500 characters)
1.1.1 - Eradicate extreme poverty
1.2.1 - Halve population below national poverty line
1.2.2 - Population in poverty according to national definitions
1.3.1 - Population covered by social protection floors/systems
1.4.1 - Access to basic services
1.4.2 - Secure tenure rights to land
1.5.1 - Deaths and affected persons from natural disasters
1.5.2 - Direct economic loss from natural disasters
1.5.3 - Disaster risk reduction strategies
1.5.4 - Local disaster risk reduction
1.A.1 - Domestic resources to poverty reduction programmes
1.A.2 - Government spending on essential services
1.A.3 - Inflows directly allocated to poverty reduction programmes
2.1.1 - Prevalence of undernourishment
2.1.2 - Prevalence of food insecurity
2.2.1 - Prevalence of childhood stunting
2.2.2 - Prevalence of childhood malnutrition (wasting or overweight)
2.3.1 - Production per labour unit
2.3.2 - Income of small -scale food producers
2.4.1 - Sustainable food production
2.5.1 - Genetic resources in conservation facilities
2.5.2 - Local breeds at risk of extinction
2.A.1 - Agriculture orientation index
2.A.2 - Official flows to agriculture
2.B.1 - Agricultural export subsidies
2.C.1 - Food price anomalies
3.1.1 - Maternal mortality ratio
3.1.2 - Skilled birth attendance
3.2.1 - Under -5 mortality rate
3.2.2 - Neonatal mortality rate
3.3.1 - Number of new HIV infections per 1,000 uninfected population
3.3.2 - Tuberculosis incidence per 100,000 population
3.3.3 - Malaria incidence per 1,000 population
3.3.4 - Hepatitis B incidence per 100,000 population
3.3.5 - Number of people requiring interventions against neglected tropical diseases
3.4.1 - Mortality rate attributed to cardiovascular disease, cancer, diabetes or chronic respiratory disease
3.4.2 - Suicide mortality rate
3.5.1 - Coverage of treatment interventions (pharmacological, psychosocial and rehabilitation and aftercare services) for substance use disorders
3.5.2 - Alcohol consumption per capita
3.6.1 - Halve the number of road traffic deaths
3.7.1 - Proportion of women of reproductive age who have their need for family planning satisfied with modern methods
3.7.2 - Adolescent birth rate
3.8.1 - Coverage of essential health services
3.8.2 - Household expenditures on health
3.9.1 - Mortality rate from air pollution
3.9.2 - Mortality rate from unsafe water, sanitation, hygiene (WASH)
3.9.3 - Mortality rate attributed to unintentional poisoning
3.A.1 - Prevalence of tobacco use
3.B.1 - Vaccine coverage
3.B.2 - Development assistance to medical research & basic healthcare
3.B.3 - Availability of essential medicines
3.C.1 - Health worker density
3.D.1 - Health emergency preparedness
4.1.1 - Achieving proficiency in reading and mathematics
4.2.1 - Ensuring children are developmentally on track
4.2.2 - Participation in pre -primary education
4.3.1 - Equal access to further education
4.4.1 - Information and communications technology (ICT) skills
4.5.1 - Disparities in educational access
4.6.1 - Universal literacy and numeracy
4.7.1 - Education on sustainable development and global citizenship
4.A.1 - Inclusive and safe schools
4.B.1 - Scholarships for developing countries
4.C.1 - Supply of qualified teachers
5.1.1 - Legal frameworks for gender equality and non -discrimination
5.2.1 - Violence against women from an intimate partner
5.2.2 - Violence against women from persons other than an intimate partner
5.3.1 - Women married before age 15 or 18
5.3.2 - Female genital mutilation/cutting
5.4.1 - Time spent on unpaid domestic and care work
5.5.1 - Women in political positions
5.5.2 - Women in managerial positions
5.6.1 - Women decision -making on contraceptive use and healthcare
5.6.2 - Guarantee of equal access to sexual and reproductive health care
5.A.1 - Female land rights or ownership
5.A.2 - Equal rights to land ownership
5.B.1 - Mobile telephone ownership
5.C.1 - Systems to track gender equality
6.1.1 - Safe drinking water
6.2.1 - Safe sanitation and hygiene
6.3.1 - Proportion of wastewater safely treated
6.3.2 - Ambient water quality
6.4.1 - Water use efficiency
6.4.2 - Levels of freshwater stress
6.5.1 - Integrated water management
6.5.2 - Transboundary water cooperation
6.6.1 - Protect and restore water -related ecosystems
6.A.1 - Water and sanitation support
6.B.1 - Local participation in sanitation management
7.1.1 - Access to electricity
7.1.2 - Access to clean fuels for cooking
7.2.1 - Renewable energy share
7.3.1 - Energy efficiency
7.A.1 - Access and investments in clean energy
7.B.1 - Expanding energy services for developing countries
8.1.1 - GDP per capita growth rate
8.2.1 - GDP per capita growth rate per employed person
8.3.1 - Informal employment in non -agriculture sectors
8.4.1 - Material footprint
8.4.2 - Domestic material consumption
8.5.1 - Hourly earnings
8.5.2 - Unemployment rate
8.6.1 - Youth employment, education and training
8.7.1 - Child labour
8.8.1 - Occupational injuries
8.8.2 - Compliance of labour rights
8.9.1 - Tourism contribution to GDP
8.9.2 - Sustainable tourism jobs
8.10.1 - Access to financial services
8.10.2 - Population with financial account
8.A.1 - Aid for trade
8.B.1 - Youth employment strategy
9.1.1 - Road access for rural populations
9.1.2 - Passenger and freight volumes
9.2.1 - Manufacturing value
9.2.2 - Manufacturing employment
9.3.1 - Value of small-scale industry
9.3.2 - Small-scale industries with affordable credit
9.4.1 - CO2 emissions per unit value added
9.5.1 - Research and Development (R&D) spending
9.5.2 - Researchers per million inhabitants
9.A.1 - Development assistance for infrastructure
9.A.2 - Medium and high-tech industry
9.C.1 - Development assistance for infrastructure
10.1.1 - Income growth inequalities
10.2.1 - People living below 50 per cent of median income
10.3.1 - Eliminating discriminatory practices
10.4.1 - Policies for greater equality
10.5.1 - Regulating financial markets
10.6.1 - Voting rights for developing countries
10.7.1 - Migration recruitment costs
10.7.2 - Well-planned migration policies
10.A.1 - Differential tariffs for least developed countries
10.B.1 - Development assistance and investment
10.C.1 - Remittance costs
11.1.1 - Urban population living in slums
11.2.1 - Public transport access
11.3.1 - Sustainable urbanization rates
11.3.2 - Urban planning management
11.4.1 - Protecting cultural heritage
11.5.1 - Deaths and injuries from natural disasters
11.5.2 - Economic losses from natural disasters
11.6.1 - Solid waste management
11.6.2 - Urban air pollution
11.7.1 - Open spaces in cities
11.7.2 - Safe spaces in cities
11.A.1 - Urban and regional planning
11.B.1 - Integrated disaster risk management
11.B.2 - Local disaster risk management
11.C.1 - Sustainable and resilient buildings in least developed countries
12.1.1 - Sustainable consumption and production action plans
12.2.1 - Material footprint
12.2.2 - Domestic material consumption
12.3.1 - Global food loss
12.4.1 - International agreements on hazardous waste
12.4.2 - Hazardous waste generation
12.5.1 - Recycling rates
12.6.1 - Companies publishing sustainability reports
12.7.1 - National sustainable procurement plans
12.8.1 - Understanding of sustainable lifestyles
12.A.1 - Support for developing countries' capacity for sustainable production
12.B.1 - Monitoring sustainable tourism
12.C.1 - Removing fossil fuel subsidies
13.1.1 - Deaths and injuries from natural disasters
13.1.2 - National disaster risk management
13.1.3 - Local disaster risk management
13.2.1 - Integration of climate change into national policies
13.3.1 - Education on climate change
13.3.2 - Capacity-building for climate change
13.A.1 - Green Climate Fund mobilization of $100 billion
13.B.1 - Support for planning and management in least-developed countries
14.1.1 - Reduce marine pollution
14.2.1 - Protect and restore ecosystems
14.3.1 - Reduce ocean acidification
14.4.1 - Fish stocks within sustainable levels
14.5.1 - Protected marine areas
14.6.1 - Combat illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing
14.7.1 - Income from sustainable fisheries
14.A.1 - Research resources for marine technology
14.B.1 - Support small scale fishers
14.C.1 - Implementing international sea law
15.1.1 - Forest area
15.1.2 - Important biodiversity sites protected
15.2.1 - Sustainable forest management
15.3.1 - End desertification and land degradation
15.4.1 - Coverage of important sites for mountain biodiversity
15.4.2 - Coverage of important sites for mountain biodiversity
15.5.1 - Red List Index
15.6.1 - Benefits of sharing genetic resources
15.7.1 - Wildlife poaching and trafficking
15.8.1 - Prevent invasive alien species
15.9.1 - Integration of ecosystem and biodiversity in planning
15.A.1 - Official development assistance for biodiversity
15.B.1 - Official development assistance for forest management
15.C.1 - Poaching and trafficking wildlife
16.1.1 - Intentional homicides
16.1.2 - Conflict-related deaths
16.1.3 - Prevalence of all forms of violence
16.1.4 - Public safety
16.2.1 - Violence against children
16.2.2 - Human trafficking
16.2.3 - Sexual violence against young men and women
16.3.1 - Victim reports of crime
16.3.2 - Unsentenced detainees
16.4.1 - Illicit financial flows
16.4.2 - Seized or surrendered arms
16.5.1 - Bribery prevalence
16.5.2 - Bribery in business
16.6.1 - Governmental expenditures within budgets
16.6.2 - Satisfaction with public services
16.7.1 - Representation in public institutions
16.7.2 - Inclusive decision-making
16.8.1 - Developing country participation in international organizations
16.9.1 - Birth registration
16.10.1- Journalist and media killings
16.10.2- Public access to information
16.A.1 - National human rights institutions
16.B.1 - Public discrimination
17.1.1 - Government revenue
17.1.2 - Domestic taxes
17.2.1 - Development assistance to least-developed countries
17.3.1 - Foreign direct investment
17.3.2 - Volume of remittances
17.4.1 - Debt service
17.5.1 - Investment promotion for least-developed countries
17.6.1 - Science and technology cooperation
17.6.2 - Fixed broadband subscriptions
17.7.1 - Sustainable technologies in developing countries
17.8.1 - Individuals using the Internet
17.9.1 - SDG support for developing countries
17.10.1- Weighted average tariffs
17.11.1- Exports from developing countries
17.12.1- Tariffs for developing countries
17.13.1- Macroeconomic Dashboard
17.14.1- Policy for sustainable development
17.15.1- National results frameworks
17.16.1- Progress in multistakeholder development
17.17.1- Public, private and civil society partnerships
17.18.1- Statistical Capacity
17.18.2- National statistical legislation
17.18.3- National statistical plans
17.19.1- Resources for statistical capacity
17.19.2- Completeness of census, birth and death registriation
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5.2a - Quantify the Socio-Economic Impact (SEI) you will deliver under this Innovation Project* This field is required.Quantify those Socio-Economic indicators (SEI) you plan to deliver as late as by the end of your Agreement (KPIs #2 to #7. Use "0" for those KPIs you won't deliver) Found an error? Let us know about it!
KPI #2 - Revenue (M€)
KPI #3 - Exports (%)
KPI #4 - Jobs (FTE)
KPI #5 - Investment Leverage (M€)
KPI #6 - Addressable Market (M€)
N - N: Diversification
N - E: Market Development
E - E: Market Penetration
E - N: Product Development
KPI #7 - Market & Product Innovation (Ansoff Matrix)
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5.2b - Quantify the Socio-Economic Impact (SEI) you will deliver under this Innovation Project* This field is required.Quantify those Socio-Economic indicators (SEI) you plan to deliver as late as by the end of your Agreement (KPIs #8 to #10. Use "0" for those KPIs you won't deliver) Found an error? Let us know about it!
KPI #8a - Patents (#)
KPI #8b - Record of Invention (# publications in specialist media)
KPI #9a - Extent of Value Chain (# new customers)
KPI #9b - Extent of Value Chain (# new suppliers)
KPI #10 - Value Creation (max. 500 characters, please explain and quantify)
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5.3a - SEI indicators you plan to deliver 3 - 5 years after finalisation this Innovation project* This field is required.Check all that apply. Please refer only to the Socio-Economic indicators (SEI) you will deliver after finalising your Agreement. Found an error? Let us know about it!
1. SDG Impact
2. Revenue
3. Exports
4. Jobs
5. Investment Leverage
6. Addressable Market
7. Market & Product Innovation
8. Patents & Record of Invention
9. Extent of Value Chain
10. Value Creation
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5.3b - Elaborate on the SEI you will deliver 3 - 5 years after finalising your Innovation project* This field is required.Quantify and indicate time scales as much as you can. Socio-Economic indicators (SEI) can come from the Lead Applicant, their subcontractors (where applicable) or any other third party. Please refer only to the SEI you will deliver after finalising the Agreement (max. 300 words)
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6.1 - Total Innovation project cost and financial request to ESA* This field is required.Costs shall be presented in Euros (€). ESA can finance up to 50 % of the costs, and up to €200,000. This can go up to 80 %, still €200,000 if explicitly confirmed in your National Delegation's letter of authorisation (see section 7 below). Please note that we will reject your Innovation Project if you don't have authorisation supporting the figures in this question.
Total Activity cost (€, VAT exempt)
Total price to ESA (€, VAT exempt)
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Ratio ESA price / total costYou are currently requesting (%)
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6.2 - ASPIRE WITH ESA Agreement costs breakdown* This field is required.Provide a break down of your Activity costs using the "Innovation project costs breakdown form" provided within the Call for Proposals. Please note: - The form needs to contain your Innovation Project total costs as well as the amount you are asking ESA - The price to ESA will appear as "Firm Fixed" in the Agreement. Found an error? Let us know about it!
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6.3 - Lead Applicant business details* This field is required.Provide year of incorporation, number of employees (Total and FTE), income last tax year and % of revenues coming from public sources (grants, research projects)
Incorporation Year
Total Number of Employees
Total Number of FTE (Full Time Equivalent) Employees
Revenue last taxt year (kEur)
% of revenue coming from public sources (grants)
Name and position of the person signing the Agreement
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6.4 - Public grants awarded* This field is required.Provide: - Information on public grants you received in the past 10 years, in particular "de minimis" type of grants. - Public grants you are currently applying to develop your innovation
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6.4 - Agreement co-financing sources* This field is required.Mark all that apply. If you select "Other", indicate the nature of your co-financing (loans, equity investment, convertible note, etc.) Please note that we cannot accept other public grants as co-financing source
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6.5 - Evidence of co-financing sources* This field is required.Upload: - your latest company accounts - evidence of co-financing source if you selected "Other" in question 6.3. This evidence can be bank loan statements, actual term sheets from private investors, convertible loans, etc.
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7.1 - National Delegation(s) letter of authorisation* This field is required.Upload your National Delegation letter of support. If you have not done so, please contact your National Delegation(s) as soon as possible to get it.
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7.2 - Draft Agreement* This field is required.Upload the Draft Agreement. Please fill only the parts marked in yellow. Don't sign the agreement yet. If your Innovation Project is selected, you will receive the Agreement signed by ESA for your countersignature. Found an error? Let us know about it!
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7.3 - Lead Applicant contact person* This field is required.Provide the contact details for the person submitting this proposal. This person has to have authority to do so.
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7.4 - Eligibility Criteria & Eligibility Obligations* This field is required.
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