Examples of using Cppp in English and their translations into German
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Advisory committees on promotion Joint Committee on Staff Training(CPPP) Joint Consultative Committee on Mobility.
The cPPP will gather industrial and public resources to deliver excellence in research and innovation.
Launch Horizon 2020 calls for proposals related to the cybersecurity cPPP in the first quarter of 2017; and.
The cPPP on cybersecurity is launched under Horizon 202039, the EU's research and innovation framework programme for the period 2014-2020.
A staff training programme is drawn up each year by the StaffTraining Departmentfollowing consultations with the Joint Committee on StaffTraining CPPP.
The cPPP will be implemented in a transparent manner, with open and flexible governance adapted to a fast-evolving environment of cybersecurity.
ECSO represents an industry-led contractual counterpart to the European Commission for the implementation of theCyber Security contractual Public-Private Partnership cPPP.
The work conducted under the cPPP on cybersecurity will also benefit from synergies with other European projects, notably where these address security aspects.
In this context, the development of open source software and open standards can help fostertrust, transparency and disruptive innovation, and should therefore also be a part of the investment made in this cPPP.
A cPPP on data should develop incentives to share datasets between partners and mechanisms to facilitate knowledge and technology transfers.
The European Commission will continue to support innovation through stimulating the development of advanced technological products andprocesses in the frame of the contractual public private partnership(cPPP) energy-efficient Buildings EeB.
A cPPP enshrines commitments on the part of the Commission and of the industry to engage in R& I activities and constitutes a valuable discussion forum.
In line with the principles set out in H2020,the Commission considers that a sufficiently well-defined cPPP would be the most effective way to implement H2020 in this field, notably given the required scale of impact, the resources involved and the importance of a long-term commitment.
Funding new technology sectors must involve skilfully combining funding from the"Horizon 2020" and other central EU research programmes as well as Member States' budgetary resources and also encourage private companies to engage in strategiccooperation as part of contractual public-private partnerships CPPP.
More than 50% of project applications in the first H2020 cPPP calls for proposals were from industry, but at the same time more than half the expert evaluators had an academic background compared to just over one fifth with private sector expertise.
The reflection on ENISA's mandate would furthermore need to take into account the Agency's new responsibilities under the NIS Directive, new policy objectives to support cybersecurity industry(the DSM strategy andin particular the cPPP), evolving needs in securing critical sectors, and new challenges linked to cross-border incidents, including coordinated response to cyber crises.
With regard to the creation of contractual public-private partnerships(CPPP), as put forward by the Commission, the EESC supports these while considering it important to clearly formulate long-term strategies and related research and development and financing policies.
Furthermore, to stimulate and nurture the European cybersecurity industry through innovation the Commission will sign with industry a contractual Public Private Partnership(cPPP) on cybersecurity; launch Horizon 2020 calls for proposals related to the cybersecurity cPPP; and ensure coordination of the cybersecurity cPPP with relevant sectoral strategies, Horizon 2020 instruments and sectoral PPPs.
The EESC attaches importance to more robust monitoring of JTI and cPPP capacity and coherence of action using more flexible tools that meet market requirements; and to more dynamic approaches to ensuring quality, including a full set of Key Dynamic Performance Indicators(KDPI), comparable across different initiatives, so that an annual synoptic assessment of all JTIs and cPPPs can be submitted to the European and national institutions and to European taxpayers.
The EESC urges regional andlocal authorities to give high priority to relevant JTI and cPPP innovation when planning and implementing measures such as smart specialisation strategies, cohesion policy operational and cooperation programmes, research and innovation programmes and projects to implement climate change adaptation plans.