Traduction de «research and innovation promotion ordinance » (Anglais → Français) :

supporting smart, sustainable and inclusive development in all aspects; reducing poverty, including through private-sector development, and reducing social exclusion; promoting capacity-building in science, education and in particular higher education, technology, research and innovation; promoting internal economic, social and territorial cohesion; fostering rural development; promoting public health; and supporting environmental protection, climate action and disaster resilience.

It should stimulate private sector investment in research and innovation, promote research and innovation with a focus on value creation and accelerate the development of technologies into innovative products, processes and services.

Coordination actions (CA) aim to promote and support the networking and co-ordination of research and innovation activities.

Co-ordinated action (CA) aim to promote and support the networking and co-ordination of research and innovation activities.

Develop and implement initiatives to stimulate research and innovation as part of the National Reform Programmes; Participate in the open coordination of research and innovation policies and make use of these processes to enhance the quality and consistency of their actions, particularly on issues of common European interest, making optimal use of CREST as a policy learning platform for research policy; Make use of the opportunities provided by the "OMC Net" and "INNO Net" schemes to develop joint policy initiatives; ...[+++]Promote cooperation among national and other research and innovation programmes and agencies, for example through the use of the ERA-NET and PRO INNO schemes; Make use of the structural funds, where appropriate, to support the development of research and innovation in their regions; Further re-deploy State Aid towards research and innovation;

To tackle the serious problems resulting from the lack of coordination at different levels, and to avoid the dangers of continuing to manage the research and technological innovation process via insufficiently integrated policies when these should be focused on the rapid transformation of scientific break-throughs into job-creating industrial and commercial successes, the Committee lists in its Opinions a number of recommendations, and in particular: - the need to reform bodies implementing Community RTD programmes and to simplify the administrative organization of such programmes; - the need to make coordination part and parcel of the ...[+++]Community RTD framework by creating networks for systematic exchange of information and "tableaux de bord" on national and Community research actions; - the need to develop a flexible, interdisplinary approach in the light of the fifth framework programme; - the need to create a single European market for innovation by eliminating the present segmentation; - the need to promote a coordinated European environment in respect of national tax incentives for intangible investment and for innovation, especially in SMEs; - the need to stimulate the further intertwining of research and industry within the framework of new and more sophisticated machinery and a favourable legal and regulatory framework; - the need to develop international cooperation through the advance, systematic coordination of activities carried out by the Member States and by the European Union; - the need to reinforce coordination between the research/technological innovation policy and other Community policies, ensuring greater consistency between them.