Traduction de «Public Law Research and Education Fund » (Anglais → Français) :

Public Law Research and Education Fund [ Human Rights Law Fund ]

Government research | publicly-funded research

educational research fund

public research funding

publicly funded education

15. Recalls that exceptions from and limitations to copyright are a key aspect of the copyright system and that a notable contribution to economic growth, innovation, and job creation in the EU is generated by institutions relying on such exceptions and limitations; calls on the Commission to propose a harmonised framework for exceptions and limitations in order to address the fragmented market, improve legal security and foster cross-border accessibility of copyright content, to allow equal access to cultural diversity across the EU, and to conform to consumer expectations; recalls that when Member States provide for exceptions and limitations, they should ensure that they do not conflict with a normal exploitation of the work or subject ...[+++]-matter and do not unreasonably prejudice the legitimate interests of the rightholder; calls for a reassessment of exceptions for research and education purposes, which should cover educational and research activities linked to an educational establishment or institution recognised by national authorities or legislation or within the purview of an educational or research programme; urges the Commission to identify ways in which public and research libraries can lend books to the public in digital formats for personal use, irrespective of place of access and ensuring a fair remuneration for rightholders;

2. Urges the Commission to make sustainability the core of any sound, future-oriented and crisis-solving economic policy and to give it substance in this and future work programmes via a dedicated heading focused on the comprehensive and rapid implementation of the 7th Environmental Action Programme and the preparations for a new EU Sustainable Development Strategy; considers that the projects selected by the guarantee fund underpinning the so-called ‘Juncker plan’ must respond to such priorities; emphasises that a new ambitious and comprehensive sustai ...[+++]nable industrial strategy is needed as too little attention has been given to this critical policy area, especially as regards the circular economy package; insists that public investments must focus on energy transition, eco-innovative SMEs, research and education; is opposed to diverting already planned EU-programme funds, such as Horizon 2020 – Research and Innovation Funding, towards lesser quality or unsustainable projects;

2. Urges the Commission to make sustainability the core of any sound, future-oriented and crisis-solving economic policy and to ensure that it is given substance in this and future work programmes via a dedicated section focusing on the comprehensive and rapid implementation of the seventh Environmental Action Programme and the preparations for a new EU Sustainable Development Strategy; considers that the forthcoming investment plan must respond to such priorities; insists that public investments must focus on the energy transition, eco-innovat ...[+++]ive SMEs, research and education; is opposed to diverting already planned EU-programme funds, such as Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation funds, towards lesser quality or unsustainable projects;

5. Stresses that real and effective single market accessibility for all EU regions is a prerequisite for the free movement of people, goods, capital and services, and thus for a strong and dynamic single market; points out, in this connection, the essential role played by the Union’s regional policy in terms of developing infrastructure and with regard to economically and socially coherent and balanced development of regions; welcomes the Commission’s proposal to adopt in 2011 a revision of the Community guidelines for the development of the trans-European transport network, as well as a proposal on a global framework for the funding o ...[+++]f transport infrastructure; advocates a regional approach making use of the Structural Funds to encourage investment in cross-border energy, transport, communication, health and environmental, research and education infrastructure in order to provide access to essential services for all and to ensure the harmonious functioning of the internal market; calls for the development of innovative sources of funding (such as public-private partnerships, project bonds and user charges), while fully respecting the need for high level of quality and universal access to the services of general interest, as key instruments in favouring project execution; underlines in this context the need to support the development of a range of public-private partnerships, including at local and regional level; calls on the Commission and the Member States jointly to address the complexity of the rules governing revenue-generating projects;