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Found 366 documents.
Art.185: EDCTP - European & Developing Countries Clinical Trials Partnership
This lecture was held at the Annual Joint Programming Conference 2016.
Category: Slides
Assessing the Impact of the European Metrology Research Programmes
This lecture was held at the Annual Joint Programming Conference 2016.
Category: Slides
Background - Internationalisation of Public-Public Partnerships beyond Europe
This lecture was held at the Annual Joint Programming Conference 2030
Category: Slides
Background document on P2P evaluation / impact assessment
This document is the Background Document that accompanies the ‘Short Guide on P2P evaluation / impact assessment’ (Deliverable D3.4a). As such it provides additional information on a number of the concepts used in the Guide as well as examples from P2Ps relevant work. Naturally, the Background Document is a living document that can and should be updated in the course of ERA-LEARN 2020 reflecting on the rising needs for evaluation / impact assessment of P2Ps. It is also important to note that the term ‘impact assessment’ in the Guide and this Background Document is seen in the wider sense addressing also evaluation of an intervention’s effectiveness, efficiency, etc. as well as its outputs and outcomes. Thus, the terms ‘evaluation’ and ‘impact assessment’ are used interchangeably.
Category: Manual
Beyond the Horizon – Foresight Scenarios in Support of the Preparation of the EU‘s Future Policy in Research and Innovation (BOHEMIA)
This lecture was held at the Annual Conference on Public-Public-Partnerships on 7-8 November 2017 in Brussels.
Category: Slides
BiodivERsA
This lecture was held at the Annual Conference on Public-Public-Partnerships on 7-8 November 2017 in Brussels.
Category: Slides
Biodiversa, about policy/conceptual impacts at national and/or European level
This lecture was held at the Annual Joint Programming Conference 2016.
Category: Slides
Bioeconomy Interaction
This lecture was held at the Annual Conference on Public-Public-Partnerships on 7-8 November 2017 in Brussels.
Category: Slides
Bonus
The joint Baltic Sea research and development programme (BONUS), which was launched under the Article 185 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union as a strategic, multi-annual joint research undertaking of eight Baltic Member States. The Programme has created a macroregional collaboration of research and innovation funding institutions that supports sustainable development of the Baltic Sea ecosystem services. Its purpose is to overcome research fragmentation and duplication by integrating national programmes into a single centrally managed programme.
Category: Case Study
BONUS
This lecture was held at the Annual Conference on Public-Public-Partnerships on 7-8 November 2017 in Brussels.
Category: Slides
Calculating Unit Costs
Explanation of calculation unit costs in ERA-NET Cofund initiatives.
Category: Slides, Manual
Call implementation; ERA-NET Cofund example FACCE SURPLUS
This lecture was held at the Workshop Implementing ERA-NET Cofund 2016
Category: Slides
Call milestones
A typical example for positioning milestones of a cofunded call within an ERA-NET COFUND is given below.
Category: Example
Capacity building impacts
This lecture was held at the Annual Joint Programming Conference 2016.
Category: Slides
Case studies of current approaches for aligning national research strategies, programmes and activities
This publication contains nine case studies that examine different approaches and modalities used by EU Member-States (and Horizon2020 Associated Countries) to facilitate the alignment of national research strategies, programmes and other activities in the context of joint programming processes. These case studies have been conducted in the framework of Task 4.2 of the ERA-LEARN2020 Project (2015-18), and build on the “Typology of Alignment” developed under the project’s Task 4.1. The case studies do not constitute in-depth evaluations of ongoing practices. Instead they aim to illustrate how selected approaches have been used to promote alignment at strategic, operational and financial levels, and what the key “lessons learned” are from these experiences. The case studies outline the main benefits and challenges practitioners have faced when putting in place such approaches, and the key factors for their successful implementation. The main target audience for this publication are national research funding and research performing organisations.
Category: Case Study
Case studies of novel modalities for aligning national research strategies, programmes, and activities
This publication contains seven case studies that examine novel alignment modalities of national research strategies, programmes and other activities. By ‘novel’ modalities, instruments, or approaches are meant that contribute to alignment of research activities at the strategic or operational level that are at a pilot stage or have been introduced in schemes or networks other than the JPI or ERA-NETs.
The case studies do not constitute in-depth evaluations of ongoing practices. Instead they aim to illustrate how select novel approaches have been used to promote alignment at strategic, operational and financial levels, and what the key “lessons learned” are from these experiences. The case studies outline the key benefits and challenges practitioners have faced when putting in place such approaches, and the key factors for their successful implementation.
Category: Case Study
CERIC-ERIC
The Central European Research Infrastructures Consortium (CERIC-ERIC, acronym CERIC) was set up under the ERIC legal framework in June 2014 by the Commission's implementing decision, based on the formal request of five Countries. It provides open access to the Member's scientific facilities, such as synchrotron light sources, neutron sources, nuclear magnetic resonance apparatus and similar, based on international peer review. CERIC is a distributed research infrastructure in materials and biomaterials. The ERIC Regulation provides a common legal framework based on Article 187 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU). The setting up of CERIC by integrating several different facilities into a single distributed infrastructure opens a great opportunity to enhance the circulation of human resources, ideas and innovations. The driving force behind is the common scope to be relevant and attractive at the international level.
Category: Case Study
Challenges for climate policy
This lecture was held at the Annual Conference on Public-Public-Partnerships on 7-8 November 2017 in Brussels.
Category: Slides
Collection of project data from co-funded calls
Template for the collection of project data from co-funded and follow on calls.
Category: Template
Comparison of FP7 ERA-NET & FP7 ERA-NET Plus with H2020 ERA-NET Cofund
Table comparing FP7 ERA-NET & FP7 ERA-NET Plus with H2020 ERA-NET Cofund.
Category: Slides