Examples of using New framework programme in English and their translations into Finnish
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Horizon 2020": new framework programme for research and innovation 2014-2020.
The Venture Capital instruments will complement the ones provided under Horizon 2020- the new Framework Programme for Research and Innovation.
Consequently, both new framework programmes should start consecutively on 1 January 2007.
As you are aware, the Commission approved the Framework Programme on 21 February 2001, and this new Framework Programme is specifically designed to help create the European Research Area.
This new Framework Programme now includes all the Community research and development activities.
The Commission then proposed the establishment of a new framework programme on judicial cooperation in civil matters for the period 2002-2006.
This new framework programme can be implemented in the spirit which presided over its conception.
On the whole, compared to the current situation presented above, the new framework programme represents an important step in terms of simplification, scope of action and flexibility.
The new Framework Programme will help create a European Research Area by promoting three key approaches.
We have worked hard together over the past year so thatEurope's researchers can start working and making the best of the opportunities the new Framework Programme will offer them.
Commission proposes a new framework programme for research and innovation in Europe.
In line with the Better Regulation agenda, involve citizens in defining user-driven research and innovation agendas,in particular when preparing new Framework Programmes and specific Work Programmes. .
Horizon 202026 is the new framework programme which, for the first time, combines research and innovation covering the entire value chain.
It constitutes the European Parliament's formal position on our June communication and, what is more,will pave the way for preparing the Commission's proposal on the new framework programme to be adopted on 6 April 2005.
Regarding the longer term, the new Framework Programme is anticipated as a possible source of funding, in line with the envisaged actions of the Commission proposal14.
To take the problem of new instruments versus old instruments, we have to be clear on this point. We believe that the new Framework Programme must be the cornerstone for the creation of Brussels' European Research Area.
The new framework programme was designed to address and tackle societal challenges and promote economic prosperity by funding excellent science, technology and innovation.
My thanks also go to all the members of the Committee on Research, Technological Development and Energy and its chairman,Mr Scapagnini, who has devoted himself to this new framework programme for many months.
As you know, the new framework programme for culture is currently with the two branches of the legislative authorities- the Council and Parliament- and will come into force as of the year 2000.
Adaptation to the Lisbon strategy: A number of adaptation decisions will have to be made,including closer coherence between the strategy and the new framework programme for research and development and a stronger commitment to skills and competences development in working life.
The design of the new framework programme means that fisheries interests will have to compete with other research interests in several programmes and key actions.
It stressed in particular that, in the context of a setof well defined priorities, full benefit should be derived from the new instruments designed to give this new Framework Programme the means to help bring about the European Research Area, in accordance with its objective.
The new framework programme therefore introduces a system which would allow enterprises, research centres and universities greater freedom and flexibility to implement their research activities carried out jointly.
This great popularity within the European scientific community must not be compromised at a time when a new framework programme is being drawn up and eleven new countries are knocking at the door of the European Union and are likely to bring mutual scientific and technical enrichment.
The new framework programme will also focus on excellence of the research base through the future European Research Council, composed of independent world-class scientists, selecting research projects and programmes on the basis of scientific excellence.
The Seventh Framework Programme must not merely be a new framework programme, but it must mark a turning-point, in line with the Union's new powers, if we really want to create a new European Research Area.