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A warm welcome to

the working group

EUREKA in the ERA!

Agenda

Day 1: Monday 22 September 14h00 ‐ 17h30 1. Welcome 2. Introduction of working group members

3. Presentation of mandate 4. Presentation of mapping of the instruments in

ERA 5. Brainstorming in groups

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The European Research Area

The art of cleaning up

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3. Presentation of mandate 4. Presentation of mapping of the instruments

in ERA 5. Brainstorming in groups

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Day 2: Tuesday 23 September 9h00 ‐ 12h30 6. Moderators report back in plenary 7. Plenary discussion

8. Next steps 8.1 Participation of other stakeholders in the

working group 8.2 EUREKA participation in public ERA

consultations 8.3 Next meetings 9. Feedback session 10. AOB

Dinner participation

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2. Introduction of the group members

Introduce your neighbour:

• Name

• Background and experience in ERA

• Expectations for this working group

• Sth. personal…

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Mandate WG:

EUREKA in the ERA

Sarah Ott, 22.09.2014

Current situation

Strategic Roadmap 2014-2020:

• contribute to innovation aspect of European Research

Area (ERA);

• achieve smart synergies between EUREKA and other

relevant instruments;

• increase EUREKA’s visibility as a player.

How should EUREKA position itself in the ERA?

Look back at EUREKA history

12 – EUREKA in the ERA, 04.07.2014

What has been done?

3 Memorandum of Understanding:

• 2006: European Business Angel Network (EBAN)

• 2011: Enterprise Europe Network (EEN)

• 2013: European Regions Research and Innovation

Network (ERRIN)

Horizon 2020:

• Eurostars since 2008, Eurostars 2 since 2014

• new challenges but fresh momentum

• from side of EC: Process ongoing of stronger

involvement of research organisations on political level.


Milestones and deliverables of WG

WG on reflecting the position of EUREKA in ERA and to

develop a strategy for EUREKA

Focus on three main points:

1. Strategic reflection on what EUREKA wants to achieve in the

ERA

2. Propose concrete actions for smart synergies with the ERA

3. Draft a 'EUREKA strategy within ERA‘

Final version of strategy in spring/summer 2015


Focus on 3 levels

• synergies and potential areas of cooperation with

related multilateral support mechanisms in ERA (i.e.

COSME, COST, SME instrument, ERA-net Cofund and

Art. 185 and 187, etc.)

• synergies and potential areas of cooperation with

complementary multilateral initiatives (i.e. EBAN,

ERRIN, EARTO, etc.)

• synergies and potential areas of cooperation in policy

areas (i.e. the European Research Area and Innovation

Committee (ERAC), SFIC, GPC, SET-Plan, EIT, ETPs,

SE, etc.)


EUREKA Strategy

Pinpoint:

• the unique selling points of EUREKA within ERA;

• what EUREKA must take into consideration in its future

work.

Mandate has been approved by HLG in written

procedure


Thank you for your attention!

Sarah Ott

+32 2 549 09 80

[email protected]

www.swisscore.org


mailto:[email protected]

http://www.swisscore.org/

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3. Presentation of mandate 4. Presentation of mapping of the

instruments in ERA 5. Brainstorming in groups

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4. Presentation of mapping of the

instruments in ERA

Overview of EUREKA in the ERA on three different levels:

policy

multilateral initiative/ network

program

4.1. The policy level

Overview of ERA milestones

2000: ERA & Lisbon Strategy 2008: Ljubljana Process & ERA 2020 Vision 2009: Lisbon Treaty

2010: Europe 2020 & Innovation Union 2010: ERA governance 2012: ERA partnership

2010: Europe 2020 & Innovation Union

Innovation Union

ERA

EUROPE 2020 7 Flagship initiatives

Smart, sustainable and inclusive growth

34 commitments Nr. 4: Propose a European Research Area Framework

to remove obstacles to mobility and crossborder

cooperation by 2014

Aim of ERA

«unified research area open to the world, based on the Internal Market, in which researchers, scientific knowledge and technology circulate freely and through which the Union and its Member States strenghten their scientific and technological bases, their competitivenenss and their capacity to collectively address grand challenges»

2010: ERA initiatives and ERA

governance

More effective national research

systems

ERA Transnational cooperation

Gender equality and gender

mainstreaming

Knowledge transfer

International dimension

Open labour market

SGHRM

KT

Helsinki

SFIC

GPC ESFRI

ERAC

ERA in partnership

1. Partnership with Member States and Associated

Countries: The European Research Area and Innovation

Committee (ERAC) and its working groups

2. Partnership with Stakeholder Organisations

2012: joint statement and four MoU to work together

towards the achievement of ERA by 2014

- European Association of Research and Technological

Organisations (EARTO)

- European University Association (EUA)

- League of European Research Universities (LERU)

- NordForsk

- Science Europe

- 2013: the Conference of European Schools for Advanced

Engineering Education and Research (CESAER)

ERA Partnerships European

Commission Council of Ministers

European Parliament

DG Research and Innovation/

thematic DGs

Comeptitiveness Council

Research Working Party ITRE Committee

Coreper

EURATOM

H2020 (incl. CIP and EIT)

Structural Funds

RISE

ERAC

SFIC

GPC

ESFRI KT

Helsinki

SGHRM EARTO

Nordforsk

LERU

CESAER

EUA

Science Europe

National Governments Ministries

National Funding Agencies

National Experts

EUREKA CERN

COST

EMBL

ESO

ESRF

ERA public consultation

European Commission

Council of Ministers

European Parliament

DG Research and Innovation/

thematic DGs

Comeptitiveness Council

Research Working Party ITRE Committee

Coreper

EURATOM

H2020 (incl. CIP and EIT)

Structural Funds

RISE

ERAC

SFIC

GPC

ESFRI KT

Helsinki

SGHRM EARTO

Nordforsk

LERU

CESAER

EUA

Science Europe

National Governments Ministries

National Funding Agencies

National Experts

EUREKA CERN

COST

EMBL

ESO

ESRF

What is the role of EUREKA in all

of this?

So far EUREKA is not a policy actor in the ERA

- Should we try to become more visible in ERA?

- Should we connect ourselfs more to ERA policy stakeholders?

- Should we participate in ERA Public Consultations?

- Should we use more our established channels, e.g. ministerial conference, interparliamentary conferences?

4.2. The multilateral initiative/

network level

4.3. The program level

Agenda

Day 1: Monday 22 September 14h00 ‐ 17h30

1. Welcome

2. Introduction of working group members

3. Presentation of mandate

4. Presentation of mapping of the instruments in ERA

5. Brainstorming in groups

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Group splitting

Marion Mienert Matti Hiltunen Georg Panholzer

Vedran Didara Michael Vorländer Luciano Caiani

Patrick Cornet Amandine Karoui Sverre Sogge

Francesco Jovane Frans Verkaart Thomas Aronsson

Birute Bukauskaite Fernando Bello Julia Lewis

Dan Andrée Tarik Sahin Luis Gonzalez Souto

Rap: Niki Naska Fopke Klop Jana Stadtruckerova

Rap: Frédéric Bouyges Rap: Susanne Madders

Questions for the brainstorming

Why should EUREKA be involved in the ERA?

• How do you see the role of EUREKA in the European

Research Area?

• Discuss the advantages/ disadvantages of a more active

role of EUREKA in the ERA.

How should EUREKA be involved in the European

Research Area at the policy/ network/ program level?

• How should the policy role of EUREKA in the ERA look

like?

• How could EUREKA become more visible in the ERA?

• Is there sth. else EUREKA should focus on?

Template

Key Action

Description of the action Stakeholders involved

A1

A2

A3

Why should EUREKA be involved in the ERA?

Write the three main reasons.

Template

Key Action


A1

A2

A3

How should EUREKA be involved in the European Research

Area at the policy level? Identify three key actions.

Template

Key Action


A1

A2

A3


Area at the network level? Identify three key actions.

Template

Key Action Description of the action

Stakeholders involved

A1

A2

A3


Area at the program level? Identify three key actions.

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Day 2: Tuesday 23 September 9h00 ‐ 12h30

6. Rapporteurs report back in plenary

7. Plenary discussion

8. Next steps

8.1 Participation of other stakeholders in the working group

8.2 EUREKA participation in public ERA consultations

8.3 Next meetings

9. Feedback session

10. AOB

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8. Next steps



8.3 Next meetings

9. Feedback session

10. AOB

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8. Next steps



8.3 Next meetings

9. Feedback session

10. AOB

8.1 Participation of other stakeholders

• Interaction with non-EUREKA actors from industry or other

relevant stakeholders in the ERA is foreseen

Why? To bring in an external perspective

How? Interviews

When? 3 interviews in October (1 per level)

• Results of the first interaction with relevant stakeholders will be

presented at 2nd WG meeting

• External stakeholders will be invited to present at 3rd WG meeting

(January 2015)

• Suggestions and discussion?

8.2. EUREKA participation in

ERA public consultations

E! public consultation in the past:

• Italian Chair 06/07 and Slovenian Chair 07/08

Commission green paper on ERA

(duration: 1.5.2007.-31.8.2007)

• Israeli Chair 10/11

Commission green paper on Common Strategic

Framework for EU Research and Innovation Funding

(duration: 9.2.2011 – 20.5.2011)

Currently open public consultation

• Public consultation on the Small Business Act (SBA): A

strong European policy to support SMEs and entrepreneurs

2015-2020

(period of consultation from 08.09.2014 to 15.12.2014)

• Public consultation on the Europe 2020 strategy


• Public consultation on ‘Science 2.0’: Science in Transition


• Average duration: 3 months

EUREKA public consultation process

• ESE

• Proposed structure and a process at EG

1st step

•ESE

•1st draft of the answers

2nd step

• Chair

• Approved paper for upload – HLG

3rd step

• HLR meeting

• Document is discussed

4th step

• ESE

• Redraft the paper

5th step

• EG

• Endorsed the paper

6th step

ESE SUMBIT!

Input

Input

Questions for discussion

• Does EUREKA wants to participate in public consultations?

• What is your opinion about the latest public consultation process?

• Could this process be improved?

8.3 Next meetings

Meeting Milestones & Deliverables

When

EG2 Debrief of the 1st WG meeting

23 September 2014

WG2

Report of first meetings with stakeholders/ conducted interviews

Discussion Workshop: inputs for

draft strategy

Discussion

next steps

4 November 2014

Zurich 9.00-12.30

NPC/ HLG1 WG EUREKA in the ERA: Update

5 November 2014

Meeting Milestones & Deliverables

When

WG3

Report of second round meetings with stakeholders/ conducted interviews

Invite stakeholders to discuss the external perspective

1st draft of the strategy

End of January 2015

Brussels

EG3 Present draft

strategy 11.02.2015

HLG/ NPC 2 Present first draft of the 'EUREKA strategy within ERA'

March 2015

next meetings Meeting Milestones & Deliverables When

WG4

Report of third round meetings with stakeholders/ conducted interviews

Redraft the strategy

18 March 2015 Geneva 9.00-12.30

Network Input From HLRs & NPCs to be sent to the Chair

Chair & ESE Final Draft of the 'EUREKA strategy within ERA' to be elaborated

HLG/ NPC 3

Present the 'EUREKA strategy within ERA' and discuss the potential areas of cooperation in policy areas in the framework of the 30th anniversary of EUREKA

June 2015

WG5 Evaluation of the work Discuss continuation of WG

June 2015 Lugano

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8. Next steps



8.3 Next meetings

9. Feedback session

10. AOB

Feedback

- Content: Did this Kickoff-meeting meet your expectation?

- Workshop facilitation: how did you feel? What did you like best? What least? Why?

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8. Next steps



8.3 Next meetings

9. Feedback session

10. AOB

Good bye!

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