A great way to find out how to write a fantastic research proposal is to look at previously funded projects. The EC have embraced this with their brand newly released catalogue of successfully funded FP7 Security projects from 2007 onwards. If you are interested in applying for funding under this scheme in future rounds, why not check it out!
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Catalogue of EU Funded Projects in Environmental Research 2007-11 published
This catalogue presents information on 337 projects selected for funding under the ‘Environment (including climate change)’ theme of FP7.
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