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53. Emphasises that targeted RD cooperation could foster important world-wide opportunities for European-led R therefore, urges that national and regional research systems be connected with networks in Europe and beyond, while guaranteeing the coherence of national and regional research programmes and priorities of European interest, such as the EIT in particular, be ensured; in this connection, calls on the Commission to acknowledge the importance of spatial and regional sciences for territorial cohesion, with particular reference to the European Spatial Planning Observation Network 2013 programme; believes that territorial cooperatio ...[+++]n should be developed as a means of achieving critical mass and preparing for internationalisation; therefore calls on the Member States to remove cross-border administrative barriers that hinder cooperation between knowledge institutions; recommends the open coordination method for comparing best national practices in this field;

53. Emphasises that targeted RD cooperation could foster important world-wide opportunities for European-led R therefore, urges that national and regional research systems be connected with networks in Europe and beyond while guaranteeing the coherence of national and regional research programmes and priorities of European interest, like in particular the EIT; in this respect, calls on the Commission to acknowledge the importance of spatial and regional sciences for territorial cohesion, with particular reference to the European Spatial Planning Observation Network 2013 programme; believes that territorial cooperation should be develop ...[+++]ed as a means of obtaining critical mass and preparing for internationalisation; therefore calls on the Member States to remove cross-border administrative barriers that hinder cooperation between knowledge institutions; recommends the open coordination method for comparing best national practices in this field;

53. Emphasises that targeted RD cooperation could foster important world-wide opportunities for European-led R therefore, urges that national and regional research systems be connected with networks in Europe and beyond, while guaranteeing the coherence of national and regional research programmes and priorities of European interest, such as the EIT in particular, be ensured; in this connection, calls on the Commission to acknowledge the importance of spatial and regional sciences for territorial cohesion, with particular reference to the European Spatial Planning Observation Network 2013 programme; believes that territorial cooperatio ...[+++]n should be developed as a means of achieving critical mass and preparing for internationalisation; therefore calls on the Member States to remove cross-border administrative barriers that hinder cooperation between knowledge institutions; recommends the open coordination method for comparing best national practices in this field;

The consultation included national administrations, industry associations, animal welfare organisations, patient organisations, science and research institutes, organisations in the field of the principles of the Three Rs and alternative methods, the European Medicines Agency, the Joint Research Centre and other Commission services, national administrations and breeders of laboratory animals in third countries as well as many other associations which had European coverage.

223 | Main organisations/experts consulted The consultation included national, regional and local administrations, industrial associations, trade organisations, environmental organisations, consumer organisations, science and research institutes, the European Environment Agency, the Joint Research Centre and other Commission services, unions, farmer organisations, land owner organisations as well as many other associations which had European coverage and expressed an interest in soil.

Born 1947; Magister Juris, University of Warsaw (1965-1969); researcher at the Institute of Legal Sciences, assistant, associate professor, professor at the Academy of Sciences (1969-2004); researcher at the Max-Planck-Institute for Foreign and International Patent, Copyright and Competition Law, Munich (1985-1986); Lawyer (1992-2000); Judge at the Supreme Administrative Court (2001-2004); Judge at the Court of First Instance since 12 May 2004.