Aurélie Pancera Specific International Cooperation Activities

Science Counsellors meeting, Brussels, 02/07/2009

Aurélie PanceraSpecific International Cooperation Activities

Capacities Programme

State of the play andWork Programmes in 2010


People

Capacities

Cooperation

Ideas

FP7

•More inclusive

•More substantial

•More integrated

•More targeted

•More coordinated

•More inclusive

•More substantial

•More integrated

•More targeted

•More coordinated

International CooperationInternational Cooperation

FP7 approachFP7 approach


CAPACITIES – Specific programmeCAPACITIES – Specific programme

Areas:

• Research infrastructures……………………...

• Research for the benefit of SMEs………….

• Regions of Knowledge……………………………

• Research Potential………………………………...

• Science in Society………………………………….

• Coherent development of policies…………

• Activities of International Cooperation….

Total budget:

(in million):

€ 1800€ 1336€ 126€ 340€ 330€ 70 € 180

EUR 4 097


• Participation of MPCs in the 2007-2009’s calls:

• Opened calls under 2010:

– INFRA-2010-1.1.27: Research Infrastructures for earthquake hazard (ICPC)

– Targeted opening or encouraging international cooperation

– Deadline: 3 december 2009

CAPACITIES - CAPACITIES - Research Research infrastructuresinfrastructures

Acronym Coordination CountryTotal of

partners

Total of MS

partners

Total of AC

partners

Total of Ind

countries

Total of other third countries

Total of MPC

partners

Total cost M€

LINKSCEEMTHE CYP RUS

RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION

CY 7 42 - Israel and Switzerland

1 - USA 0 1 - J ordan 0,86

EUMEDGRID-SUPPORT

ISTITUTO NAZIONALE DI

FISICA NUCLEAREIT 14 7 1 - TURKEY 0 0

6 (Tunisia, Algeria,

Morocco, Syrian Arab Republic,

J ordan, Egypt)

0,86Sustainability of eInfrastructures across the

Mediterranean

CENTRE DE CALCUL EL KHAWARIZMI (TN), CENTRE DE RECHERCHE SUR L

INFORMATION SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE (DZ), CENTRE NATIONAL

P OUR LA RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE (MA), EGYP TIAN

Name Organisation

Linking Scientific Computing in Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean

SYNCHROTRON-LIGHT FOR EXP ERIMENTAL SCIENCE AND

AP P LICATIONS IN THE MIDDLE EAST

Requested EC contribution M€

0,57

0,74



• Opened calls under 2010:

– FP7-SME-2010-1

– Deadline: December 3rd 2009

– Budget: 136 Meuros

– Opened to all research fields

CAPACITIES -CAPACITIES - Research for the Research for the benefit of SMEsbenefit of SMEs


partners

Total of MS

partners

Total of AC

partners

Total of Ind

countries

Total of other third countries

Total of MPC

partners

Total cost M€

ENTOMOBIOUniversite bretagne Occidentale

FR 9 7 0 0 0 2 from Tunisia and Egypt 1,34

PROBIOLIVESNATIONAL AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH FOUNDATION.

EL 14 13 0 0 0 1 - Tunisia

1,92

1,47

Requested

1,83

Table olive fermentation with selected strains of probiotic lactic acid bacteria. Towards a new functional food.

L'Institut National des Sciences Appliqées et de Technologie

Insect pest control in vineyards and olive groves with entomopathogenic agents (nematodes, bacteria and fungi) and

OLIVE TREE INSTITUTE 5Sfax - TN) and the National Research Center (Giza - EG)

Name Organisation



CAPACITIES - CAPACITIES - Research Research PotentialPotential

Acronym Coordination CountryTotal of partners

MS partners

AC partners

Ind countries partners

third countries partners

MPC partners

Total cost M€

RAMSESUNIVERSITAET ZU KOELN - UNIVERSITAETSKLINIKUM

DE 4 3 0 0 0 1 - Egypt 0,88

BIODESERTUNIVERSITA DEGLI STUDI DI M ILANO

IT 3 2 0 0 0 1 - Tunisia 0,96

N€UROMEDUNIVERSITE DE LA MEDITERRANEE D'AIX-MARSEILLE II

FR 1 3 1 - Turkey 0 03 - Morocco, Algeria, Egypt

1

SOWAEUMED UNIVERSITAT AUTONOMA DE BARCELONA

ES 6 3 1 0 02 - Tunisia, Morocco

0,88

EUMEDNETvsTB INSTITUT P ASTEUR FR 7 7 0 0 03 - Algeria, Tunisia, Morroco

1

AGORAEUROP EAN FOREST INSTITUTE

FI 7 4 1 - Turkey 0 02 - Tunisia, Morocco

0,99

RESSOL-MEDBUILD

CENTRE FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY SOURCES

EL 4 2 0 0 02 - Lebanon, J ordan

1,54

ETRERA CONSIGLIO NAZIONALE DELLE RICERCHE

IT 4 3 0 0 0 1 - Tunisia 1,17

TEMPCentro Tecnológico das Industrias Têxtil e do Vestuário de P ortugal

P T 6 4 0 0 0 2 - Tunisia 0,89 0,89

CENTRE DE RECHERCHE ET DE TECHNOLOGIE DE L ENERGIE

Centre Technique du Textile - Agence de P romotion de l'Industrie

0,89

0,96

1,00

0,88

1,00

0,99

1,09

1,00

Faculté des Sciences de Tunis - Université de Tunis

UNIVERSITE ABDELMALEK ESSAADI (MA), University Saad Dahlab of Blida (EG), Alexandria University (EG)UNIVERSITE CADI AYYAD (MA), University of Sousse (TN)

Institut P asteur (DZ), University of Sousse (TN), National Institut of Hygiene (MA)

INSTITUT NATIONAL DE RECHERCHES EN GENIE RURAL, EAUX ET FORETS (TN), Ecole Nationale Forestière d'Ingénieurs (MA)

ASSOCIATION LIBANAISE P OUR LA MAITRISE DE L'ENERGIE ET P OUR L'ENVIRONNEMENT (LE), National Energy

Organisation

Reinforcement of the Adult stem cell research are through Mobility and Scientific networking between Egypt, Romania and a German consortium for Strengthening the international scientific competency

CAIRO UNIVERSITY

Empowering Tunisian Renewable Energy Research Activities

Textile Excellence in EU-MED P artners

Advancing Mediterranean Forest Research Capacities

RESearch Elevation on Integration of SOLar Technologies into MEDiterranean BUILDings.


Biotechnology from desert microbial extremophiles for supporting agriculture research potential in Tunisia and Southern Europe

Building a cooperative strategy between Europe and Mediterranean Countries for upgrading tuberculosis research and control

NETWORK IN SOLID WASTE AND WATER TREATMENT BETWEEN EUROP E AND

Mediterranean Neurosciences Network

Name

CAPACITIES - CAPACITIES - Research Research PotentialPotential

• Call opened under 2010 focus on Balkans countries

• FP7-REGPOT-2010-1– Unlocking and developing the research

potential of research entities in the EU´s convergence regions and outermost regions

– Deadline: December 17th



• Opened calls under 2010

SiS-2010-2.1.3.1 - Women in Science: Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation

CAPACITIES - CAPACITIES - Science in Society


partners

Total of MS

partners

Total of AC

partners

Total of Ind

countries

Total third countries

Totalf MPC

partners

Total cost M€

WIDEMAP Marie Curie fellowship Assotiation

BE 9 4 0 4 0 1 - Lebanon 0,99

ESCIENTIAL - MED Associazone Festival della Scienza

IT 7 5 1 - Israel 0 0 1 - Tunisia 0,19

GENDERECAP

European Association of Developpment Research and Training Institutes

DE 13 8 1 - Israel 1 3 1 - Egypt 1,06

TRUSTYPEDIA Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche

IT 8 6 0 1 1 - Morocco 2,09

SED University of Exeter UK 6 2 1 - Turkey 0 2 1 - Lebanon 1,40

EDS-CLIPS

FUNDACAO DA FACULDADE DE CIENCIAS E TECNOLOGIA DA UNIVERSIDADE NOVA DE LISBOA.

P T 13 6 0 3 3 1 - Egypt 1,35 0,99


0,99

0,19

1,06

2,09

0,99

Tunis Science CityEuropean Science Festival - Mediterranean Exhibitions

Management and Technology Consulting Group

Women in Research Decision-Making P rocesses

OrganisationName

American University of BeirutScience Education for Diversity

Centre National pour la Recherche Scientifique et Technique

Trustworthy science and technology encyclopaedia and media tools

Gender and Development in Research and in the Context of Application. P romoting Gender Equality in Global Governance

Sekem Development FoundationEducation for Sustainable Development: Community-based-research on Local-International P roduction Systems

Visit Jordan Liaison Officers, Brussels, 09/11/2009

SiS-2010-2.1.3.1 - Women in Science:

Euro-Mediterranean Cooperation Objectives

• Increase knowledge on the situation of women in science, engineering, and technology (SET) in the Mediterranean Partner Countries (MPCs).

Conditions• SICA-CP : 2 entities from two different MS or AC + 2

entities from 2 different ICPC Mediterranean Partner Countries

• Budget: € 2 million (1 proposal) analyzing all the ICPC Mediterranean Partner Countries : Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Libya, Morocco, Palestinian-administered area, Syria and Tunisia.

Key dates:• Deadline: 21 January 2010 • Evaluation: March-April 2010• Contracts signed: from September 2010


Bi-regional Coordination of S&T Cooperation (INCO-NET)Bi-regional Coordination of S&T Cooperation (INCO-NET)

Coordination of National INCO Policies and Activities(ERA-NET)

Coordination of National INCO Policies and Activities(ERA-NET)

Bilateral S&T Cooperation Partnerships (BILAT)

Bilateral S&T Cooperation Partnerships (BILAT)

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationWork Programme 2007-2009Work Programme 2007-2009

Transnational cooperation among NCP(INCO NCP)

Transnational cooperation among NCP(INCO NCP)

Supporting the EU access to third country programmes

(ACCESS4EU)

Supporting the EU access to third country programmes

(ACCESS4EU)


20/02/08, Entebbe, Uganda1/01/2008Association of Commonwealth Universities, UK

CAAST-Net

26/03/08, Buenos Aires, Argentina

1/03/2008Ministerio de Educacion y Ciencia, Spain

EULARINET

10/01/08, Seville, Spain1/01/2008Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas, Spain

MIRA

21/01/08, Bonn, Germany1/01/2008Deutsches Zentrum für Luft-und Raumfahrt e.V., Germany

SEA-EU-NET

16/01/08, Athens, Greece1/01/2008International Center for Black Sea Studies, Greece

IncoNet EECA

01/02/08, Ljubljana, Slovenia1/01/2008Zentrum für Soziale Innovation, Austria

WBC-INCO.NET

Kick-off meetingStart Date CoordinatorProject

Call FP7-2007-INCO-1Call FP7-2007-INCO-1INCO-NET – ResultsINCO-NET – Results


Call FP7-2007-INCO-1Call FP7-2007-INCO-1INCO-NET – Project InformationINCO-NET – Project Information

WBC: http://www.wbc-inco.net

EECA: http://www.inco-eeca.net

LAM: http://www.s2lat.eu/eularinet

Sub-Saharan Africa: http://www.caast-net.org

MPC: http://www.miraproject.eu

ASEAN: http://www.inco-eeca.net

INCO site: http://ec.europa.eu/research/iscp


Cover regions, which were either left aside or not sufficiently represented in the first INCO-NET call (FP7-2007-INCO-1).

Areas targeted by the activity: Arabic Gulf countries; → Participation of Morocco and Egypt Caribbean region; Central America region; Pacific region; South Caucasus and Central Asian region.

Call FP7-2009-INCO-1Call FP7-2009-INCO-1 INCO-NET – Geographical coverageINCO-NET – Geographical coverage


Call FP7-2009-INCO-1Call FP7-2009-INCO-1 INCO-NET – Main listINCO-NET – Main list

8.099.4869.164.602

1.399.5061.555.54010Pacific - EU Network for science and Technology

PACE-Net244514Pacific

1.533.0491.785.02413FOSTERING EUROPEAN UNION - CARIBBEAN RESEARCH AND INNOVATION NETWORKS

EUCARINET244510Carribean

1.600.0002.163.97016Increasing FP7 awareness in Central America

ENLACE244468Central America

1.600.0001.693.13730International Cooperation Network for Central Asian and South Caucasus countries

IncoNet CA/SC

244417

South Caucasus and Central Asia

1.966.9311.966.93118

Science and Technology International Cooperation Network for Gulf Cooperation Countries aiming at the promotion of bi-regional dialogue

INCONET-GCC

244401Gulf Countries

EC Recom Contribution

Total CostNumber of

ParticipantsTitleAcronym

Proposal Number

Target area


Call FP7-2009-INCO-2Call FP7-2009-INCO-2 BILAT – Country coverageBILAT – Country coverage

USA

New ZealandJordan

South KoreaTunisiaMexico

JapanSouth AfricaChile

CanadaUkraineMoroccoIndiaBrazil

AustraliaRussiaEgyptChinaArgentina

Industrialised countries

EECAAfrica - MPCASIALAM

13 countries covered by the first BILAT call

6 countries targeted by the second call

Science Counsellors meeting, Brussels, 02/07/2009Consejo Nacional de Ciencia y Tecnologia, Mexico

Bureau for EU-Mexican Science and Technology Cooperation – Step II

UEMEXCyT IIMexico

Centre for Strategic Management and Studies, Brazil

New Brazilian Bureau for Enhancing the International Cooperation with European Union

BB.BiceBrazil

Department of Science and Technology, South Africa

Strengthening the European-South African Science and Technology Advancement Programme

ESASTAP2South Africa

The Australian National University, AustraliaFEAST Extension, Enhancement and Demonstration project

FEEDAustralia

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France

Enhancing the bilateral S&T Partnership with Ukraine

BILAT-UKRUkraine

Korea Foundation for International Cooperation of Science and Technology, Korea

Korea-EU Science and Technology Cooperation Advancement Programme

KESTCAPKorea

Europa Media Public Service Corporation, Hungary

European Union and India Enhanced Cooperation Framework for Improved Bilateral Dialogue in the Fields of Science and Technology

EUINECIndia

Ministry of Higher Education, Scientific Research and Technology, Tunisia

European Tunisian CooperationETCTunisia

National Commission for Scientific and Technological Research, Chile

Strengthen Chilean European Science and Technology Partnerships

CHIEP-IIChile

Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation System, Sweden

Bilateral Support for the International Linkage with Kina

BILAT SILKChina

ministère de l'education nationale, enseignement supérieur, formation des cadres et recherche scientifique, Morocco

MOROCCO TO ERAM2ERAMorocco

Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft- und Raumfahrt e. V., Germany

Enhancing the bilateral S&T Partnership with the Russian Federation

BILAT-RUSRussia

University of Canterbury, New ZealandFacilitating Research Co-operation between Europe and New Zealand

FRENZNew

Zealand

CoordinatorTitleAcronymcountry


Call FP7-2009-INCO-2Call FP7-2009-INCO-2 BILAT – Main listBILAT – Main list

4999047130635Bilateral coordination for the enhancement and development of S&T partnership with the United States of America

BILAT-USA244434USA

49531510043504European Research Area - Canada Information and Support Service

ERA-Can II244426Canada

4999874999874Shaping Egypt’s association to the ERA and Cooperation Action

ShERACA244364Egypt

4995496245498

Argentinean Bureau for Enhancing Cooperation with the European Community in the Science, Technology and Innovation Area. Phase II

ABESTII244327Argentina

5000005000008BILAT in JapanJ - BILAT244310Japan

4990484990486Enhancement of Jordan-European S&T Partnerships

EU-JordanNet244082Jordan

EC Contrib

Total Cost

Number of Participants

TitleAcronymProposal Number

Country


Coordination of national policies and activities on international S&T cooperation (ERA-NET):Objective: To increase the cooperation and coordination of research programmes carried out at national or regional level in the Member States and Associated Countries and which target one third country or several third countries in a given region

Promote an effective international scientific EU cooperation strategy at EU level;Set clear common goals, strategies and policies (amongst MS + participation 3rd countries)Reinforce the efficiency and impact of the ongoing bilateral S&T cooperation initiatives between Member States and third countries;

Facilitate innovative programmatic approaches.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationERA-NETERA-NET


Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V., Germany

An Initiative to Intensify and Strengthen the Regional S&T-Cooperation between Korea within the Asian Region and the ERA

CSA ERANET

KorA-NetKOREA

National Centre for Programme Management, Romania

NETWORKING ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY IN THE BLACK SEA REGION

CSA ERANET

BS-ERA.NETBLACK

SEA

Deutsches Zentrum fuer Luft- und Raumfahrt e.V., Germany

Linking Russia to the ERA: Coordination of MS´/AC´ S&T programmes towards and with Russia

CSA ERANET

ERA.Net RUSRUSSIA

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique, France

Initiative for the Development and Integration of Indian and European Research

CSA ERANET

New INDIGOINDIA

Centre for Social Innovation, Austria

Further integrating key research institutions from Southeast Europe into the European Research Area

CSA ERANET

PLUS

SEE-ERA.NET PLUS

WBC

CoordinatorTitleAreaAcronymRegion / country

Call FP7-2007-INCO-3Call FP7-2007-INCO-3 ERA-NET – ResultsERA-NET – Results


Supporting the EU access to third country programmes (ACCESS4EU):

Objective:

This activity aims at increasing the awareness and dissemination in the Member Sates and Associated Countries of access opportunities for European researchers and research organisations in national research and innovation programmes managed by third countries.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationACCESS4EU – ObjectivesACCESS4EU – Objectives


ACCESS4EU proposals should target only one of the following countries: Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, India, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Russia, South Africa, South Korea, United States of America

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationACCESS4EU – Country coverageACCESS4EU – Country coverage


ACCESS4EU actions: Mapping of the access opportunities in the target country; Dissemination of the results to European research organisations and

multipliers (information and awareness activities in MS and AC, web...);

Monitoring of the participation of researchers from the Member States and Associated Countries to the programmes managed by the target country;

Provide a feedback for use by the Commission in the context of the Joint Committee meetings of the S&T agreements and make appropriate recommendation to ensure matching reciprocity from the target country.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationACCESS4EU - ActivitiesACCESS4EU - Activities


Transnational Cooperation among NCPs (INCO NCP):

• Promote trans-national cooperation between the National Contact Points (NCP) of the International Cooperation activities of the Capacities Programme.

• First phase: INCONTACT, 0.4M€, start: 01/01/08;• Second phase: INCONTACT one world, 2 M€ (under negotiation)

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationINCO NCP - ObjectivesINCO NCP - Objectives


INCONTACT one world should address the following:• Enhancing cooperation of INCO NCP;• Increasing the visibility of the Framework Programme in third

countries;• Expanding the NCP network – Networking with Thematic

NCPs;• Developing good practices.

13 partners in consortium (all NCPs)

The activities and deliverables of the project will be made available to ALL the INCO NCPs.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationINCO NCP - ActivitiesINCO NCP - Activities


Call FP7-2009-INCO-4Call FP7-2009-INCO-4 INCO NCP – INCONTACT one worldINCO NCP – INCONTACT one world

RussiaState University Higher School of Economics

ThailandNational Science and Technology Agency - NSTDA

NorwayNorges Forskningsrad

EgyptMinistry of Higher Education

ChinaChina Science and Technology Exchange Center

FranceInstitut de Recherche pour le Developpement - IRD

MexicoConsejo Nacional de Cienca Y Tecnologia - CONACYT

South AfricaDepartment of Science and Technology

EstoniaSihtasutus Archimedes

ItalyAgenzia Per La Promozione della Ricerca Europea - APRE

SwedenVerket For Innovationssystem

GermanyDeutsches Zentrum Fuer Luft und Raumfahrt ev – PT-DLR

GreeceFoundation for Research and Technology Hellas - FORTH

ConclusionsConclusionsCAPACITIES – Total MPCs CAPACITIES – Total MPCs

participation 2007-2009participation 2007-2009

CountryTotal of

participationINFRA SiS

REG POT

SMEs INCOParticipant total costs

Total EC contribution

Tunisia 16 1 1 7 2 5 2888027 2634454Syria 1 1 0 0 0 0 41280 27606Palestinian Authorities 1 0 0 0 0 1

52560 46866

Morocco 12 1 1 4 0 6 1554211 1393630Lebanon 5 0 2 1 0 2 693456 610686Algeria 5 1 0 2 0 2 478304 455843Jordan 8 2 0 1 0 5 771140 671051Egypt 12 1 2 2 1 6 1309432 1165633Total 60 7 6 17 3 27 7788411 7005768

Integrating Europe's neighbours into the ERA (ERA-WIDE):

Objective:To reinforce the cooperation capacities of research centres located in the ENP countries, which are not associated to FP7, in the areas of the thematic priorities of FP7.

Coverage:Mediterranean Partner Countries: Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, Jordan, Occupied Palestinian Territory, Lebanon, Syria

Eastern Europe and South Caucasus:Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine, Belarus, Armenia, Azerbaijan

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationWP2010 - ERA-WIDEWP2010 - ERA-WIDE

• The call is addressed to research centres of proven high level S&T capacities, which are located in an ENP country not associated to FP7;• The proposal should target only one such centre;• The consortium should however include additional participants, in particular from the MS and/or AC so as to fulfil the objectives of the activity;• The research centre targeted by the proposal should be the coordinator of the proposal.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationWP2010 - ERA-WIDE – Participants profileWP2010 - ERA-WIDE – Participants profile

4th EU-Jordan Sub-Committee on Research and InnovationOctober 2nd, 2009

ERA-WIDE actions:• Networking with research centres in MS or AC in view of

disseminating scientific information, identifying partners and setting up joint experiments;

• Developing training modules to build competency and facilitate the participation of these centres in FP7;

• Developing research centres’ strategy in order to increase their scope (regional coverage, activities) and to improve their responses to the socio-economic needs of their countries and of the region.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationWP2010 - ERA-WIDE - ActivitiesWP2010 - ERA-WIDE - Activities

ERA-WIDE impact:• Contribution to RTD capacity building in the target country,• Enhanced participation of the country in FP7,• Increased scope (regional coverage, subjects, activities) of

the centres with increased linkage with economic and social environment,

• Networking with research centres in MS and AC (mobilising human and material resources, disseminating scientific information, facilitating communication…),

• Increased job opportunities in the country for young scientists.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationWP2010 - ERA-WIDE – Expected ImpactWP2010 - ERA-WIDE – Expected Impact


CAPACITIES - International Cooperation CAPACITIES - International Cooperation WP 2010 BILATWP 2010 BILAT

Bilateral S&T Cooperation Partnerships (BILAT):

Targeted country: ALGERIA

Objective:Strengthen the cooperation partnership between the EU and countries, which

have an S&T cooperation agreement or are in the process of negotiating one.

Actions: Improving the process of providing information on programs and funding

designed to promote cooperation of third countries in the FP; Develop national information platforms; Reinforce promotion and awareness activities; Sharing best practices via joint fora such as workshops and presenting the

state of the art and the prospects for cooperation in particular fields; Assistance in forming research partnerships; etc…

Deadline: January 19th 2010

Visit Jordan Liaison Officers, Brussels, 09/11/2009

Coordination of national policies and activities on international S&T cooperation (ERA-NET):

Objective:

To increase the cooperation and coordination of research programmes carried out at national or regional level in the Member States and Associated Countries and which target one third country or several third countries in a given region

Targeted countries:

• Area INCO.2010-3.1: Africa;• Area INCO.2010-3.21: Brazil; Canada; China; Japan, United States of America.

CAPACITIES - International CooperationCAPACITIES - International CooperationERA-NETERA-NET


CAPACITIES - International Cooperation CAPACITIES - International Cooperation WP 2010 INCONET – General objectives WP 2010 INCONET – General objectives

and activitiesand activities

The new activities should add value to existing coordination efforts of the targeted INCONET projects by either:

• Increasing the participation of the key stakeholders in Europe and/or fostering the participation of political decision makers inside and outside Europe;

• Bridging gaps between regional, national and multinational S&T, aid and development programmes and policies,

• Deepening ownership and partnership in the existing consortia,• Promoting synergies between regional, national and multinational S&T

cooperation and international relations policies of the EU member states outside Europe.

• Strengthening the inter-sectoral dialogue between higher education, research and innovation actors.

• Assuring the quality of the existing and new deliverables by e.g. integrating external scientists in the development of recommendations and/ or external peer review of deliverables.


CAPACITIES - International Cooperation CAPACITIES - International Cooperation WP 2010 INCONET – Objective for MIRAWP 2010 INCONET – Objective for MIRA

• Secure the participation of the remaining Mediterranean Partner Countries (MPC) in the consortium;

• Increase the participation of Member States and Associated Countries in the consortium;

• • Support the building of the Euro-Mediterranean Innovation Space (EMIS) in order to

• foster innovation in the MPC in strong collaboration with the European countries;

• FP7 Capacities Work Programme: Activities of International Cooperation 2010

• Page 8 of 36• • Establish a network of Research Centres, Public Institutions and

other Stakeholders aimed• at supporting the implementation of the Horizon 2020 Programme1.• • Support the creation of working groups covering the S&T aspects of

the cooperation• priorities identified in the Paris Summit of the Union for the

Mediterranean in July 2008.


Aurélie Pancera

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