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Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum Working Group 4 Policy Debate on Research and Innovation COOPERATION ON RESEARCH AND INNOVATION WITHIN THE EASTERN PARTNERSHIP Eastern Partnership Civil Society Forum Working Group 4 Policy Debate on Research and Innovation 9 JUNE 2021 ONLINE SILVIA BOJINOVA TEAM LEADER, UNIT HORIZON EUROPE ASSOCIATION | DG RESEARCH AND INNOVATION EUROPEAN COMMISSION, [email protected] Research and Innovation - why does it matter? Why support to and investment in R&I is important for the EU-EaP agenda and for the EaP countries/region in general: • economic resilience; • growth, competitiveness; • greening, digitalization; • political approximation of economies and people; • ecosystems integration. • “Investments in research and innovation improve Europeans’ quality of life. Research and innovation accelerate the green and digital transformations that our planet needs, but also increase the competitiveness of our economies. The EU and Member States need to allocate enough resources in science, research and innovation to shape the future we want.” Mariya Gabriel EU Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth • Investments in research and innovation ensure a sustainable and inclusive future Europe faces societal, ecological and economic challenges, aggravated by the coronavirus crisis. Research and innovation are best placed to: • Accelerate the green and digital transitions; • Strengthen resilience and crisis preparedness; • Support Europe’s global competitiveness Some facts: • 2/3of EU productivity growth over the last decades has been driven by R&I investments; • up to €11 of GDP gains over 25 years can be potentially generated by each euro invested at EU level in R&I • €400-600 billion by 2030 is the estimated GDP gain from Horizon 2020 • EaP•2020EaP deliverables2020 deliverables on R and on I R and I and post 2020 deliverables on R and • EaP PlatformI; 4 and EaP Panel on R and I • March 2020 Joint Communication on the “Eastern Partnership policy• EaP beyondPlatform 2020 -4Reinforcing and EaP Panel Resilience on R- anand Eastern I; Partnership that• Marchdelivers 2020 for all” Joint- The Communication development of a on common the “Eastern knowledge Partnership policy and innovationbeyond 2020 space- Reinforcing between the ResilienceEU and the- partneran Eastern countries Partnership that shoulddelivers be fostered, for all” using - The scientific development evidence of to a commoncreate knowledge and knowledgeinnovation-based space jobs and between attract the investors EU and to innovativethe partner countries should businessesbe fostered, in the EU using and scientificthe neighborhood evidence to create knowledge-based • JOINTjobs STAFF and WORKING attract DOCUMENT investors “Recovery, to innovative Resilience businesses and in the EU and Reform: post 2020 Eastern Partnership Priorities” (under adoption) the neighborhood; Achievements • Research and innovation stakeholders in the four Horizon 2020 associated countries, Ukraine, Armenia, Moldova and Georgia, are integrated in EU Research and Innovation networks and platforms. • All partner countries had full access to all Horizon 2020 funding schemes. In 2017-2020 Partner countries achieve an average success rate of 10.8% for proposals in calls, which is just below the average rate of 12%. Eastern Partnership entities have participated in more than 220 Horizon 2020 projects, receiving close to €50 million of direct EU contributions. The Marie Skłodowska-Curie scheme benefited more than 400 researchers from the partner countries. • National Research and Education networks in all partner countries are integrated in the pan-European GÉANT network. Over 800 000 users from more than 400 research and higher education institutions across the region benefit from network connectivity at an average price reduction of 70% and a ten-fold capacity increase. • Five of the six partner countries expressed interest in smart specialisation. They took part in training reaching 250 policy makers that are ready to launch and continue national smart specialisation processes. Ukraine and Moldova are expecting to finalise strategies in 2021, within the Smart Specialisation Framework for EU Enlargement and Neighbourhood Region. • Up to 25/5/2021: • Horizon 2020: • Eastern Partnership entities have participated 576 times to 342 signed grants of collaborative, MSCA, ERC and SME Instrument actions of Horizon 2020, receiving 65.4 million euros of direct EU contribution while 9.4 million euros is the non-EU budget of Eastern Partnership beneficiaries. • FP7: • Eastern Partnership entities have participated 599 times to 349 grants of collaborative, ERC and MC actions of FP7, receiving 49.5 million euros from the EU while 12.8 million euros is the non-EU budget. Post 2020 Deliverables for R and I: • Increase each partner country’s Global Innovation Index score by 3 points, through (i) investing in Research and Innovation (R&I) policy reforms, (ii) increase gross expenditure in R&I by at least 50% to ensure sustainable growth and (iii) to support the green and digital transformations. • Ensure solid citizen engagement in R&I actions, including in areas affecting the future of economies and societies. • Strengthen excellence and the technological base by increasing to 700 the number of EaP partner countries participations in Horizon Europe; • Support the implementation of smart specialisation strategies and the development of technology transfer roadmaps by interested EaP partners. Support of the civil society: • Lobby national EaP Governments to support investing in Research and Innovation (R&I) policy reforms; • Lobby national EaP Governments to increase gross expenditure in R&I by at least 50%; • Ensure solid citizen engagement in R&I actions, including in areas affecting the future of economies and societies; • Support in monitoring the implementation of PSF recommendations; • Participation of the CSF representatives in the EaP Panel on R and I .
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