Traduction de «partenariat technologique » (Français → Anglais) :

Large public research organisations and programmes should be encouraged to benchmark their activities in technology transfer and partnerships with enterprises, including those run at Community level.

21. Calls on the EU and China to develop strategic partnerships in relation to RDI through enhanced cooperation between EU and Chinese universities and research institutions, joint training and academic programmes and increased researcher mobility; welcomes the fact that European programmes are open to Chinese research teams, and calls for Chinese programmes to be opened up to European researchers; calls for technology partnerships to be established in order to address the shared challenge of developing resource-saving production me ...[+++]thods and collaborative research programmes, for the mutual benefit of the European and Chinese populations;

12. Equally advocates a prudent approach in the car sector; Recognizes the right of India to protect its infant car industries at the present stage of development; calls on the Commission to clearly define an EU industrial strategy in the automotive sector before opening up the EU car market to foreign producers; appeals on both sides to develop a technological partnership for the development of transportation modes which are more sustainable than individual car usage in densely populated areas such as Indian urban centres, including better market access for electric vehicle components;

We need to adopt a more strategic and coordinated approach to innovation, for which the technological partnerships are a superb tool.

40. Calls again on the European Union and its Member States to adopt an ambitious policy of technology partnerships with and transfers of clean technologies to developing countries, in order to help them develop their economies and increase their welfare in a more sustainable way;

18. Emphasises the key importance of engaging the rapidly industrialising developing countries in a future international climate change regime, while fully respecting their vital concerns about promoting their economic development and fighting poverty. Notes their reluctance to take on binding emission reduction targets at this stage, but hopes that this will ultimately be possible, and considers that adoption of voluntary sectoral targets might be a useful first step. Further believes that promotion of a technology partnership between developed and developing countries will help the latter in promoting their continued economic growth, b ...[+++]ut on a more sustainable and climate-friendly basis;