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We will answer during the meeting and comeback in written form on our webpage with any remaining questions  \nAgenda  \n• About Mistra and our funding scheme  \n• Scope of the current call  \n• Who can apply  \n• Impact logic  \n• Evaluation criteria  \n• Budget and economy  \n• Q&A  \nÅsa Moberg, programmes director Linda Bell, programmes director  \nBirgitta Jonsson Palmgren, financial director  \nMistra  \n• Is an independent research foundation  \n• Was established in 1994 by the Swedish Government  \n• Is governed by its statutes and invests its own capital  \n• Funds strategic environmental research and has been a pioneer in sustainable investments  \n• Received an endowment of SEK 2.5 billion at start; assets today SEK 3,2 billion  \n• Has since start invested SEK 4.6 billion in research  \nThe number of ongoing programs and centers are about 20, normally running 2 x 4 years Since start some 60 programmes and centres have been financed  \nMistra’s statutes  \nArticle 1  \nThe purpose of the Foundation, whose name shall be the Foundation for Strategic Environmental Research, is to fund research of strategic importance for a good living environment.  \nThe Foundation shall promote the development of strong research environments ofthe highest international class with importance for Sweden´s future competitiveness. The research shall be of importance for finding solutions to important environmental problems and for a sustainable development of society. Opportunities for achieving industrial applications shall be taken advantage of.  \nHow are Mistra programs set up?  \n• Inter-disciplinary and cross-sectorial  \n• In collaboration with stakeholders from different sectors of society from the start  \n• Programmes run for four years with the possibility of a four year exension (pending on a succesful mid-term review)  \n• Programme directors expected to work full-time and an external board supports  \n• Mistra requires annual reporting on scientific progress, benefits and budget  \n• Scientific excellence and societal benefits equally important  \n• In programmes with co-funding, 10 – 20 partners are often included in the consortium  \n• The host of the programme must be a Swedish institution  \n• Researchers and organisations active outside Sweden may participate and get funding  \nScope of the current call  \n• We will fund one programme with a maximum of 40 million SEK  \n• In this call, no co-funding is required  \n• Research groups, jointly with civil society organizations, the public sector and other stakeholders are expected to apply  \n• The purpose of the call is to facilitate societal transformation for climate action through research and innovation  \n• In line with Mistra’s statutes, the research programme shall be of strategic environmental importance.  \n• In this call, we specifically emphasise the role of civil society in a broader sense  \n• The call focuses on Swedish societal transformations for climate change, but a broader EU level and/or international perspective should also be included  \n• Focus areas for Climate action  \n– Civil society  \n– Equality  \n– Digitalisation  \nWho can apply  \n• The call addresses research groups in all academic disciplines working at Swedish higher education institutions and research institutes, as well as stakeholders such as civil society organisations, public sector and enterprises  \n• Researchers and organisations active outside Sweden may participate, but the principal applicant and planned programme host must be a Swedish institution  \n• Only legal entities can apply for funding  \nThe proposal must include the following parts (max 40 pages):  \n• Summary in English and Swedish  \n• Vision, aims and expected impacts (impact logic in appendix I)  \n• Scientific value, including state-of-the-art  \n• Benefits to society  \n• Manag","cbCaiqx2oTscdD2r","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiqx2oTscdD2r","pdf",740753,"English","# Agenda\n## About Mistra and our funding scheme\n## Scope of the current call\n## Who can apply\n## Impact logic\n## Evaluation criteria\n## Budget and economy\n## Q&A\n# Proposal requirements\n## Required proposal parts (max 40 pages)\n## Required appendices\n# Current call – evaluation criteria\n## Approach\n## Scientific quality\n## Benefits\n## Management and organisation","[{\"question\":\"What is the scope and funding amount of the current Mistra call?\",\"answer\":\"The call funds one programme with a maximum of 40 million SEK and does not require co-funding. 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