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Laboratory of Full-scale Architectural Expérimentation(LEA)

Laboratory of Full-scale Architectural Expérimentation [ LEA ]

In any area where you find something being produced, you'll almost certainly find an engineer involved in the process of taking it from the laboratory scale to full-scale production.

Recognizing that it is unlikely that any government would engage in that kind of a program full scale without doing some kind of a pilot project, or trying it in a small framework initially to see how it works, can you tell us what a pilot project, meaning effectively a program that would be experimental in nature, would look like?

These are, unfortunately, traditionally unsupported, but SDTC was established specifically to fill that gap and to take technologies from the laboratory, often literally, and to give them the resources or assist them in getting the resources to develop full-scale, real-world test situations from which they could derive greater funding and support, so that these could go on to be commercially-viable products and processes.

8. Recommends that the Commission evaluate the impact of Structural Funds and existing and future programmes in the field of culture, research, tourism, audiovisual media, youth, education, training, and of those factors which impede or restrict the take-up of the available appropriations, thus drawing lessons from political experience and from existing projects and studies in order to design post-2013 cohesion policy that would help exploit the full potential of the cultural sphere, and particularly that of the creative industries, also recognising the benefits of a vibrant CCI sector for increasing EU competitiveness on a global scale, by creating an env ...[+++]ironment where creativity, innovation and enterprise are fostered and valued; urges the Member States to involve regional and local authorities from the very early stages of negotiations on legislation and on programmes benefiting from the Structural Funds so as to allow a timely dialogue between the different layers of government; underlines the need for a simpler architecture for the Funds, with harmonised rules, as a general principle of the future cohesion policy, in order to increase the administrative capacity of the relevant bodies and to avoid discouraging potential partners from taking part in projects;