What is FRENZ?
FRENZ (Facilitating Research co-operation between Europe and New Zealand)
is a joint initiative between the New Zealand Ministry of Research, Science and
Technology (MoRST) and the European Commission (EC) to enhance the engagement of
the New Zealand research, science and technology community with the European
Union’s Framework Programme for Research and Technological Development (FP7).
The FRENZ Mission
The FRENZ platform seeks to facilitate the engagement of NZ research
organisations and their researchers with the European Union's FP7 and
other related EU opportunities. The FRENZ services seek to facilitate an
increase the quality, quantity, profile and impact of NZ-EU research
co-operation under FP7 through the development and execution of a suite of
activities to increase the awareness of opportunities for NZ engagement and
facilitate the realisation of these opportunities.
FRENZ Aim
The aim of FRENZ is to provide the necessary information, guidance and
support required to promote the effective participation of
the New Zealand research community FP7.
The Framework Programme is neither a golden nor a poisoned chalice!
Alternatively, you may have heard from colleagues in Europe that the Framework
Programme is too bureaucratic, and involves too much effort. It’s true that the
rules are complicated, but FRENZ is here to help you learn the rules to
concentrate your effort in those areas where you have the best chance of making
an impact.
In essence, FRENZ aims to help you make an informed decision on
how and when to engage with the Framework Programme.
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The FRENZ project has received funding from the European Community's Seventh Framework Programme [FP7/2007-2013] under grant agreement n° 222665; and from the New Zealand Ministry of Research, Science and Technology.
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