Examples of using Econtentplus in English and their translations into German
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MEUR in eContentplus 2005-2008.
The European Commission has reached agreement with the OAPEN consortium to fund the OAPEN project with €900,000 from the eContentplus Programme.
The eContentplus proposal envisages three specific objectives.
Demo CACAO is a24 months targeted project supported by the eContentplus Programme of the European Commission.
EContentplus- political agreement on a common position.
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The Deutsches Filminstitut is responsible for the co-ordination of the European Film Gateway(EFG), and the project is funded by the European Commission's eContentplus programme.
IDA is addressing interoperability of government services whilst eContentplus draws on public sector information in order to enable commercial reuse.
All the changes made by the European Parliament are in line with the Commission's proposal andmake useful clarifications for the implementation of the eContentplus programme.
Purpose: to continue an improve the eContent programme(2001-04) by launching an eContentplus programme(2005-08), with a budget of EUR 163 million.
In the area of digital libraries, the eContentplus Programme is the first programme whose main impact has been to make material directly available to individual citizens on a very large scale.
Interventions for the conservation of the urban architectural, monumental and cultural heritage under Community programmes such as MINERVA, LIFE/RICAMA, Culture 2000,MEDIA Plus and eContentplus.
JEM- Joining Educational Mathematics(EU, eContentplus) Development of the online presentation which retrieves all information resources on eLearning in Mathematics in Europe.
This recent project, bringing together 14 partnersfrom 11 countries, includingleading centres in biology, pedagogy, education andinformation technology,is fundedunder the European Commission's eContentplus programme.
The eContentplus programme will make digital content more accessible, usable and exploitable recognizing the large potential which the already existing digital content in Europe offers.
ENRICH Project Enrich/EuropeanaLocal- workshops and presentations eContentplus is long-term(2005-2008) EU's program, which aim is to increase accessibility and usage of electronic resources in Europe.
The Commission takes full note of the findings of the final evaluation of the programme andwill take account of the recommendations in implementing the eContentplus programme and in planning a future follow-up programmes.
The eContentplus programme will co-fund projects which fit within the vision of the digital libraries initiative to give integrated access to cultural and scientific content and make it easier to use in the online environment.
The measures put forward in the Recommendation come on top of the financial contribution that the Commission already has set aside for the digitallibraries initiative in the EU's ResearchDevelopment programmes and in the eContentplus programme.
By bringing together Europe-wide consortia and contributing to the creation of cross-border datasets andservices, the eContentplus programme has contributed to making content more accessible, usable and exploitable in the above-mentioned target areas.
The eContentplus programme has also made a major contribution to the area of digital libraries, by addressing notably cross-domain interoperability issues and multilingual access with a budget of some €60 million over the period 2005-2008.
When the European Parliament called for Europeana to be established, the Conference of European National Librarians(CENL), under the auspices of the National Library of the Netherlands and CENL's service The European Library,were asked to submit for a project under the eContentplus programme.
The eContentplus programme has raised significant attention of the eContent stakeholders- public administration, cultural institutions such as museums, institutes, libraries and academia, universities and schools, private companies, publishers, ICT providers, associations and networks of organizations- throughout Europe.
In the area of cultural, scientific and scholarly content, the eContentplus programme can make a substantial contribution to the i2010 flagship initiative on Digital Libraries, which addresses the digitisation, online accessibility and preservation of Europe's cultural and scientific heritage.
EContentplus aims at leveraging the multilingual availability of significant assets of digital cultural, scientific and scholarly content by supporting the development of interoperable collections and objects- on which multilingual and cross-border services can be built- and by supporting solutions to facilitate exposure, discovery and retrieval of these resources4.
EContentplus aims to foster the efficient use of pedagogically sound digital educational content across borders and to complement other Community initiatives like Decision No. 1720/2006/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 15 November 2006 establishing an action programme in the field of lifelong learning which includes among its objectives support to the development of innovative ICT-based content, services, pedagogies and practice for lifelong learning.