INTERNATIONALIZATION STRATEGY Further considerations for...

Elisa GerussiJPICH Coordination Unit

JPI CH Governing Board/Executive Board Meeting Ministère de la Culture et de la Communication, Paris, 9th, 10th December 2015

Joint Programming Initiative (JPI) on Cultural Heritage and Global Change: a new

challenge for Europe

INTERNATIONALIZATION STRATEGYFurther considerations for the

future

The implementation of a proper internationalization strategy isneeded to get a more effective JPI activity. The newinternationalization strategy ought to enlarge the partnership byestablishing networks with relevant subjects (Ministries,research centers, foundations, etc…) from “third countries”, i.e.non-JPICH Members and in case non EU Member States.

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CULTURAL HERITAGE as a transnational,

multidisciplinary field

Valorization of Cultural Heritage across boundaries. World dimension instead of

European dimension


INTERNATIONALIZATION

Gaps identification

New opportunities

of co-working

Highervisibility

Highercompetitiven

ess

Benefits for JPICH:

Upgrade of the JPICH activity

and strengthenof the

partnerships


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Setting priorities

Best practices

Economiesof scale

Knowledge exchange

Policy developm

ent

Increasinginterest in

CH

Highercompetiti

veness

Benefits for RESEARCH and

SOCIETY (see JHEP-Del.4.2): the greater is the

knowledge exchange, the more the research will be

able to safeguard and value Cultural

Heritage


• JHEP Project: WP4- Extending the partnership andcooperation

Task 4.1. Creating synergies Cooperation and Partnership (MIBAC, Italy)Task 4.2. Creating Synergies with JPICH Partnership and AE together with

BRICs; Extending Cooperation at Global Level (AHRC, UK)Task 4.3. Extending Network and Cooperation to International Organizations

and NGOs (i.e. UN Organizations) (RCE, Netherlands)Task 4.4. Conclusions for future CH Research Policy Making, Programming,

Funding, EU and Global Joint Actions (MICINN, Spain)


Other JPIs

• Improvement of the ERA actions supporting research in EU and each Country

The rest of European Countries

• JPICH as representative of cultural heritage valorization all around Europe

Advanced economies

• Get inspiration and increase in competitiveness

International organizationsand NGOs

• Getinformation and an easieraccess to some countries


• 2013: workshop in London. The workshop gathered USA,Brazil, Japan, India, South Africa, Israel and Moldova. Chinaand Russia did not participate.

Remarkable outcomes of the meetings (JHEP Del 4.2)

• Country profiles dossier (JHEP Del.4.2) information sourceto be updated

• Broad overview of cultural heritage landscape outside Europe• Broad overview of needs and problems concerning cultural

heritage of countries outside Europe• Sharing of SRA priorities and sharing of information

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+ Portfolio of international

joint actions


JHEP commitments and the fore mentioned events are relevantstarting points for building up an efficient internationalizationstrategy to be pursued in the next months.

Which means identifying ……

Regions&Countries

Actions

Instruments and processes

Timing

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JPI Internationalization action Some examples

FACCE - Participation in global events- Extra-UE calls - Third countries in the membership

- 3rd Climate Smart Agriculture Scientific Conference in Montpellier

- Belmont Forum- Israel/Turkey

HDHL - Third countries in the membership- Collaborations with international

associations- Organization of international conferences

- Canada/New Zeland- Collaboration with US Program

Biomarkers of Nutrition for Development (BOND)

WATER - Participation in global events - International Forums on Chemistry and Environment in Germany, or the International Water Forum in Istanbul

AMR - Third countries in the membership- Internationalization as a task in the JPI

agenda

- Argentina, Israel, Turkey- Establishment of a Strategic

Working Group for internationalization


JPI Internationalization action Some examples

OCEANS - Participation in internationalconferences

- Definition of an internationalengagement strategy

- International Data Base

- Strategy outlined and presented outlined during the First JPI Oceans Conference last May 2015

CLIMATE - Participation in internationalconferences

- Extra-UE calls

- Belmont Forum

URBAN - Extra-UE calls - Preliminary assessment for a joint call with China

JPND - Third countries in the membership

- International network of excellence centers

- Canada, Turkey- COEN (Canada as a founder)

Paris, 9-10 Dec 2015


Participation/organization international events

Extra EU Calls

Third Countriesmembership

Engament ininternational networks

Internationalization aspart of the working

agenda

International DB

Paris, 9-10 Dec 2015


• Official and shared roadmap of future actions, including preliminary phases of context analysis

• To target priorities and tasks

• Involvement of all Partners

Action Plan (and a Task Force?) for internationalization

• Greater visibility and relevance of our role

• Yearly JPICH event? International conferences

• Following the example of the other JPIs

• Principle: knowledge exchangeExtra UE Joint Calls

• Follow up of London 2013

• Focus on portfolio of contacts: how to create it? Meetings with third countries

• Improvement of tools and circulation of information Communication

• Strengthening of relationshipsOther JPIs and NGOs


• Starting point for all actions proposed:- Previous experience- Documents collected so far (contact list, feedbacks…)- Other JPIs activities- Our Joint calls

• Remarkable instrument: Transnational Projects funded fromprevious joint calls shell be promoted as best cases/practicesin order to attract new members or partners.

All these information allow for future discussions and your precious consideration!

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