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Analysisofth

eGreen

Paper

Sta

keholderConsult

ation

Brussels,

21June2010

Alan

Edwards

(withspecialtha

nkstoNicolaD

otti)

DGResearchandInnovation

,

EnvironmentDirectorate


2/12

Gree

nPaperConsultation

T

hepublicco

nsultationo

ntheComm

onStrategic

F

rameworkforEUresearchandinno

vationfunding

c

losedon20

May2011.

775positionpaperswerereceived.

Therewer

ealsomorethan1300resp

onsestotheo

nline

questionnaire.


3/12

O

verallOutcome

oftheConsultat

ion

S

trongsupportforbringingrese

archandinnov

ationtogether

ina

C

ommonStrateg

icFramework.

S

implificationis

akeypriorityforallstakeholders.

A

llstagesinthe

innovationchainshouldbesup

ported,withm

ore

a

ttentionforclo

setothemarketactivities.

C

ontinuityforth

esuccessfulelementsofcurre

ntprogrammes,e.g.

E

uropeanResearchCouncil,Ma

rieCurie,collab

orativeresearc

h.

E

Ufundingshou

ldbetiedcloselytosocietalch

allengesandEU

policy

o

bjectives,(climatechange,age

ing,energysec

urity,).

M

oreopenness

andflexibilityn

eeded,

lesspre

scriptivecalls,better

u

seofbottom-u

pinstruments,

(alsoinprogram

mepartsguidedby

c

learpolicyobje

ctives).


4/12

Analys

isofthe

Position

Papers

T

hefollowingslides

focusonananalysisof

thePositio

nPapers

andrefere

ncesinth

ese

P

apersto:

Environm

ent;

Climate

change;

Eco-inno

vation.


5/12

Analy

sisofthe

Position

Papers (

100%)

231

(30%)

762

Total

0,4%

1

(7%)

15

Individ

uals

0,4%

1

(11%)

9

Trade

Unionsandother

profes

sionalassociations

1,3%

3

(50%)

6

Europ.ResearchCouncils

17,3

%

40

(34%)

118

Busine

ssAssociations

8,2%

19

(42%)

45

FirmsandConsultants

16,5

%

38

(31%)

123

Univ.andResearchInst.

25,1

%

58

(29%)

199

ResearchAssociations

2,6%

6

(35%)

17

European/Int.Agencies

1,3%

3

(30%)

10

Reg.R

esearchCouncils

1,7%

4

(10%)

39

Reg.A

gencies

5,2%

12

(27%)

45

Region

alGovernments

6,5%

15

(27%)

56

Nat.R

esearchCouncils

4,3%

10

(24%)

41

Nat.A

gencies

9,1%

21

(54%)

39

Nation

alGovernments

Shareonthetotalamountof

relevantcon

tributions

Relevantpapers

(ENV,CC&Eco-Innovation)

Received

contribution

Typology

RECEIVEDCONTRIBUTIONST

OTHEGREENPAPERCONS

ULTATION


6/12

Analysisofthe

Position

Papers:

Dis

ciplinary

Contribu

tions

Biodiversity

Naturaldisaste

rs

Weak

Weak

Unde

r-represented

Landscapeand

landuse

Urbansustaina

bility

Eco-building

Weak

Strong

Orga

nized

SustainableTransports

MarineandMaritime

Strong

Strong

Orga

nizedandwell-

structured

Disciplin

es

Other

contributions

Scientific

community

contribution

Category


7/12

Analysisofthe

PositionP

apers:

Thema

ticAreas

0M

edium

0Medium

++VeryHigh

Resea

rchAssociations

0M

edium

0Medium

0M

edium

Unive

rsities/Res.Institutes

++V

eryHigh

0Medium

-

Low

Firms/Consultancies+BusinessAss.

-

Low

0Medium

++V

eryhigh

Resea

rchCouncils

-

Low

-Low

-

Low

Regionalgovernments

(andr

esearchagencies)

++V

eryHigh

++VeryHigh

+

High

Nationalgovernments

(andr

esearchagencies)

-

Low

0Medium

++VeryHigh

Europ

eanandInternationa

l

Agenc

ies

Eco-in

novation,

sustainable

produ

ctionand

consumption

Fightingand

adaptingto

climatechange

Sustainable

managementof

naturalresourcesand

ecosystems

Typology


8/12

Analysisofthe

PositionP

apers:

KeyM

essages

E

nvironment

andclimate

changecha

llengesshou

ldbe

a

ddressedth

roughagend

a-drivenactivities,

whil

st

a

lsoprovidingthepossib

ilitytocarry

outbottom

-up

a

ctivitiestos

imultaneouslyservebothpublicand

p

rivateintere

sts.

T

hegrandch

allengeshou

ldbetackle

dacrossthe

full

innovationva

lue-c

hainfr

omf

undamentalresearch,

throughtoco

mmerciald

eploymento

fsolutions,

e.g.

d

emonstratio

nandpilot

plants.


9/12

Analysisofthe

PositionP

apers:

KeyM

essages

Innovationisseenasacentr

alissue.Howe

ver,thereisn

o

consensusont

heprecisedefinitionofinnovation.

T

heinclusiono

factionson"eco-innovation"isbroadly

w

elcomedand

supported.

E

co-innovation

andmarketr

eplicationpro

jectsareneed

edto

a

chievetheEurope2020clim

ategoalsand

resourceefficient

solutions.

T

hebusinesssectorislookin

gtofullyexploiteco-innova

tion

o

pportunities,

providingthereisawillingn

essonthepartof

g

overnmentstosupportthemt

obothboo

stEuropean

e

conomiccompetitivenessa

ndimproveth

equalityoflife.


10/12

Analysisofthe

PositionP

apers:

KeyM

essages

A

clear,consist

entandverystrongmessag

eisforSocio-

e

conomic/Soci

alSciencesan

dHumanities

(SSH)tobegiven

m

uchmorevis

ibilitywithint

heenvironme

ntandclimate

c

hangeresearc

handinnovationdomains.

E

xamplesofto

picsquotedare:

thesocio-eco

nomicimpactso

fclimatechange;

governanceo

fenvironmentalassets;

management

ofenvironment

al(andresulting

economic)conflicts;

thechallenge

ssurroundingglobalhealth,

pov

erty,

andtheinnercity.


11/12

Analysisofthe

PositionP

apers:

KeyM

essages

R

esearchinfrastructures,

particularlythosedirectlyrela

tedto

thechallenges,

mustbesupportedatEUlevelforthose

e

nvironmental

andclimatec

hangeissuesofhighstrategic

importanceat

theEU,

orgloballevel.

T

heneedforenhancinginternationalcoop

erationinthe

e

nvironmental

andclimatec

hangeresearchdomainsis

recognised.

Ac

ommonframeworktofacilitatecooperation

w

ithnon-EUco

untriesandtopromotethe

irinvolvemen

t,

e

speciallyinstrategicissues

dealingwithg

lobalchalleng

es,

shouldbeensu

red.


12/12

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youf

oryourattention!

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utmoreat:

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