Examples of using Research programming in English and their translations into Slovak
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Joint Research Programming.
Appropriate lessons should bedrawn also from failures while designing the Joint Research Programming processes.
Stakeholder involvement is not required for research programming in the public sector across all countries examined.
Beside no action these options therefore refer to either indirect or direct Community actions(research funding) under FP7,which would match the existing national intervention logic concerning research programming in different Member States.
(2) to ensure that this process and the ensuing joint public research programming initiatives enjoy a high level of stakeholder support and ownership;
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Apart from the"no action" scenario, these options therefore refer to either indirect or direct Community actions(research funding) under FP7,which would match the existing national intervention logic concerning research programming in different Member States(MS).
The issue is not that all research programming should be carried out in a collaborative manner and that purely national programming should be discontinued.
Current processes in research programming.
The Commission also developed new joint research programming initiatives in agriculture, food security and climate change; cultural heritage and global change; and a healthy diet for a healthy life.
The European Research Area(ERA)-Netinstrument has initiated moves towards common research programming between Member States.
The Joint Security Research Agenda willaim to be the reference document for security research programming for the next coming years, at national, regional and industrial level, taking into account the research that will be carried out at European level as decided in the 7th RTD Framework Programme.
It will present in 2009 a Joint SecurityResearch Agenda providing guidance for security research programming on European and national levels.
They could contribute to a wider and complementary process of joint European and national research programming involving all stakeholders- research institutions, business, civil society organisations, etc. Such a process would allow European, national and regional research priorities to be based on the systematic identification of major societal challenges.
In order to contribute to achieving these general policy objectives,it will be necessary to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of public research programming in Europe in areas where it is facing major societal challenges.
Policy Option 4 creates a platform for joint EU and Member State research programming, thus creating a coherent and long term research agenda with a critical mass.
Policy option 3 through approach C provides additional time and resources for establishing the necessary mechanisms that would bring the Article 169 initiative more closely in line with the letter and the spirit of Article 169,would create a platform for joint EU and Member State research programming, thus creating a coherent and long term research agenda with critical mass.
It is rather that, in areas of strategic importance for the whole or a large part of Europe,the fragmentation of public research programming leads to sub-optimal returns and is costing Europe dearly, as well as preventing it from realising its declared societal objectives.
On 26 May 2010, the EU's Council of Competitiveness Ministers identified the Joint Programming Initiative'More Years, Better Lives, the Challenges and Opportunities of Demographic Change',as an area where joint research programming would provide a major added value to the current, fragmented efforts by Member States.
In order to achieve these objectives it is necessary to improve the efficiency andeffectiveness of the Baltic Sea Region's fragmented environmental research programming by integrating research activities into a durable, cooperative, interdisciplinary well-integrated and focussed multi-national programme in support of the region's sustainable development.
(9) At its meeting of 26 May 20107, the Competitiveness Council identified and substantiated a set of potential Joint Programming Initiatives(hereinafter JPIs), including'More Years, Better Lives, the Challenges and Opportunities of Demographic Change',as areas where joint research programming would provide a major added value to the current, fragmented efforts by Member States.
Rather the issue is that, in areas of strategic importance for the whole or a large part of Europe,the fragmentation of public research programming leads to sub-optimal returns and is costing Europe dearly, as well as preventing it from realising its societal objectives.
Existing measures taken over recent years could serve as a foundation for further EU action:(i) the creation of European Technology Platforms,(ii)use of the European Research Area(ERA)-Net instrument for common research programming between Member States, and(iii) collaboration between research centres in specific fields through the Networks of Excellence.
Looking forward, the increased pooling of research resources with and between Member States on a variable geometry basiswill be facilitated by the initiative on joint research programming and by the adoption by the institutions of a legal framework for the creation and operation of pan-European research infrastructures3.
Joint programming in research.
Joint programming of research projects.
On the research joint programming initiative"Urban Europe- Global Urban Challenges, Joint European Solutions".