The EGI Federation welcomes like-minded countries and international organisations who wish to become part of the EGI vision for a stronger research and innovation sector in Europe
The EGI Federation: a Strong Network
Benefits
- Benefit from a suite of technical tools, internal services and management processes that support federated operations
- Take an active role in the provision of services enabling federations
- Access strong connections with international research communities and infrastructures
- Improve your understanding of requirements from emerging research infrastructures and communities
- Benefit from federated AAI, federated data access and management, federated compute access and management
- Priority access to community
knowledge, expertise and training - Share your knowledge within the EGI Federation and related user communities, and contribute to a stronger European Research Area
- Get support in promoting your services in the EGI or EOSC marketplaces
- Co-develop new products/services and exchange expertise
- Simplify international collaboration and support transnational access to services
- Join flagship projects led by the EGI Foundation or access invitations directed to the EGI Federation Participate as a service provider in (pay for use) or virtual access programme
- Influence the EGI Federation strategy and align your direction with other countries Influence European-level policy on digital services for research with a unique and coherent voice
Who is Eligible?
Institutions representing national e-infrastructures with a mission to provide distributed data & computing services to researchers, including organizations based in non-European countries.
Institutions representing communities of researchers with a strong interest in distributed data & computing services.
Other legal entities, in their own capacity or as representative of a consortium that can contribute to the objective of the doundation.
Participant Options
- Full Participant
- Associated Participant
Become an EGI Council Participant
This option provides you with the complete set of benefits from participating in the EGI Federation. You can influence in the strategic direction, seat and voting rights in the EGI Council, priority in joining projects.
- Benefit from our internal services
- Bid for the internal services
- Get advertised on the EGI website, according to the type of membership
- Attend our Council meetings
- Participate in our working groups
- Vote on any decision submitted to the Council
- Be part of the ‘linked third party’ mechanism to join proposals (e.g. EC projects)
- Get prominence in promotional material
- Access Strategy and Policy Decision Support briefing and document reports
- Benefit from the EC regulation regarding public procurement
Become an EGI Council Participant
This option provides you with the complete set of benefits from participating in the EGI Federation. You can influence in the strategic direction, seat and voting rights in the EGI Council, priority in joining projects.
- Benefit from our internal services
- Bid for the internal services
- Get advertised on the EGI website, according to the type of membership
- Attend our Council meetings
- Participate in our working groups
- Vote on any decision submitted to the Council
- Be part of the ‘linked third party’ mechanism to join proposals (e.g. EC projects)
- Get prominence in promotional material
- Access Strategy and Policy Decision Support briefing and document reports
- Benefit from the EC regulation regarding public procurement
Become an EGI Council Associated Participant
Limited membership with observer role in the EGI Council and no voting rights.
- Benefit from our internal services
- Get advertised on the EGI website, according to the type of membership
- Attend our Council meetings
- Participate in our working groups
How Much Does It Cost
The participant fee model is based on six levels dependent on the GDP, in case the participant is representing a country; or annual budget, in case the participant represents an international organization.
The number of votes ascribed to a participant is proportional to the fee it pays.
Questions?