Examples of using Econtentplus programme in English and their translations into German
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The proposal to establish the eContentplus programme 2005-2008.
Approximately €10 million on access to and use of scientific information through eContentplus programme.
This Report concerns the final evaluation of the eContentplus Programme(2005-2008) referred to in this document as‘the Programme'1.
The Commission will actively promote Europeana and already devotes resources to raising awareness of the service through the 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.
Demo CACAO is a24 months targeted project supported by the eContentplus Programme of the European Commission.
It builds on the results of existing projects and initiatives andis supported by a series of new projects co-funded under the eContentplus programme.
It agrees with the eContentplus programme's objective that Europe's cultural and linguistic diversity must be assured and as such be an integral factor in the development of the information society.
APEnet(A rchives P ortal E urope net work) was a Best PracticeNetwork project supported by the European Commission in the eContentplus programme.
The EESC is in favour of establishing the eContentplus programme as an instrument to encourage the reuse of public sector information and the creation of multilingual and multicultural European content.
Purpose: to continue an improve the eContent programme(2001-04) by launching an eContentplus programme(2005-08), with a budget of EUR 163 million.
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.
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.
For the period from 2009to mid-2011 the development of Europeana will be co-funded with €6.2 million through the Europeana 1.0 project, selected under the eContentplus programme.
These policy activities areunderpinned by extensive technical work co-financed under the eContentplus programme, the Competitiveness and Innovation programme and the 7th Framework programme for research and development.
In its inception phase the European Commission has contributed financially to the creation of Europeana through the EDL-net project, co-funded under the eContentplus programme.
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.
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.
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.
Commission comments: To foster networking between projects and better focus dissemination at programme level,Thematic Networks have been introduced on the main actions of 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.
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.
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.
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. .
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.
Acknowledging the role of digital content in improving people's access to information and stimulating the economic and social development of European businesses,the EESC is in favour of establishing the eContentplus programme as an instrument to encourage the reuse of public sector information and the creation of multilingual and multicultural European content.
As part of its commitment to eEurope, the European Commission hastoday proposed a new €163 million programme, eContentplus 2005-2008.