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The Research Council of Norway's international strategy

Kristin Danielsen Director

Knowledge is POWER!

Ability to absorb and use knowledgeDevelope national

knowledge

Access to knowledge outside the country

A change of tempo in international research collaboration

An increasing proportion of research is done through various forms of collaboration across national borders.

Research institutions and companies are increasingly recruiting on the international labour market.

Investment in research infrastructure and high-tech companies is done where there are good research communities.

Research is increasingly financed from international sources and in collaboration between countries.

GOALS for international research collaboration:

help to meet global challenges

help to increase the quality and capacity of Norwegian research

ensure Norways access to international information production

strengthen industry's competitive ability

promote Norway as a leading research and innovation nation in selected areas

Main concept I

”All the Research Council's efforts – programmes, the open arenas, specific efforts, measures aimed at institutions and other forms of support – shall have concrete goals and plans for international collaboration.”

Main concept IV

”The Research Council will continue and strengthen measures to stimulate Norwegian researchers, companies and research institutions taking an active part in the international arenas of collaboration and competition.”

Main concept V

”The Research Council will strengthen the emphasis on international collaboration and mobility in its own application processing.”

Doing business through technologywww.eurekanetwork.org

EUREKA Why Eureka ?

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> 9THE EUREKA INITIATIVE IS...

> intergovernmental> nationally-financed> market-oriented> bottom-up

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> 10NATIONALLY-FINANCED

> national public sources (national research and innovation funds)

> investment by industry in R&D

Financing for EUREKA projects comes from two main sources:

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> 11MARKET-ORIENTED

> EUREKA addresses applied, not fundamental, research projects

> The result of a EUREKA project must be a marketable product, process or service

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> 12BOTTOM-UP

The EUREKA project consortium decides:

> the way a project comes together > the end result

The consortium is close to the market, so can be flexible and respond quickly to market change.

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> 1339 MEMBERSAustriaBelgiumBulgariaCroatiaCyprusCzech RepublicDenmarkEstoniaEuropean

Union

FinlandFranceF.Y.R.O.MGermanyGreeceHungaryIcelandIreland

Israel ItalyLatviaLithuaniaLuxembourgMaltaMonacoThe Netherlands

Norway PolandPortugalRomaniaRussiaSan MarinoSerbiaSlovakia

Slovenia SpainSwedenSwitzerlandTurkeyUkraineUnited

Kingdom

NATIONAL INFORMATION POINTS

ASSOCIATED COUNTRY

AlbaniaBoznia-Herzegovina

South Korea

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> 14THE PAST IS HISTORY

> Established in 1985> An initiative of French

President Mitterand and German Chancellor Kohl

> 18 countries and the European Union

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> 15SOME STATISTICS

Since 1985, 25 billion euro of public-private investment has been mobilised to support some 2,800 EUREKA projects.

On-going projects are attracting investment of some 4 billion euro.

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> 16SOME STATISTICS

Nearly 13.000 partners from across Europe - and beyond

Who participates in EUREKA projects?

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> 17THE TWO PILLARS OF EUREKA

>Strategic initiatives

>Individual projects

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> 18STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Two categories

>Clusters>Umbrellas

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> 19STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

> Long-term, strategically-significant initiatives> Large number of participants, many from

Europe’s major companies (e.g. Philips, Infineon)

> Develop generic technologies of key importance to European competitivenes

> Clusters

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> 20STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

> Clusters> MEDEA+: micro- and nano- electronics

www.medeaplus.org> ITEA2: software-intensive systems

www.itea2.org> CELTIC: telecommunications

www.celtic-initiative.org> EUROGIA+: safe and sustainable energy

www.eurogia.com> EURIPIDES: smart system integration

www.euripides-eureka.eu

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> 21STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

Private sector Public sectorManagement Board Directors Committee

BoardSupportGroup

SteeringGroup

Cluster projects

R&D

Public AuthoritiesGroup

White-book

Road-map

Office

Fees

Fund

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Strategy

Manage-ment

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> 22EUREKA RESULTS

> 30% exploited results in the market upon project completion

> ratio of R&D costs/additional turnover: 57% upon completion and 219% within 3 years

From: Annual Impact Report 2005 (Final Reports from 678 participants in 328 projects, finished between 2001-2005)

Additional turnover and jobs created :

Thank you for your attention!

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