Traduction de «Framework Programme Review Board » (Anglais → Français) :

4. Recalls that in the joint statement on the financing of the European GNSS programmes following the relevant agreement of 23 November 2007, Parliament and the Council confirmed that the estimated total amount needed for Full Operational Capability of the GNSS Galileo project is EUR 3 400 million for the 2007-2013 period, and declared that this amount should not be exceeded for the duration of the 2007-2013 financial framework; is convinced, however, that these estimates in the current financial framework are inadequate for bringing ...[+++] an efficient, competitive service into operation and ensuring the necessary technological linkage by 2013; deplores the fact, therefore, that in its January 2011 mid-term review the Commission did not propose any additional funding for the GNSS programmes for the period up to 2013, which may lead to unacceptable delays in their completion; points out that, should extra funds be needed during this period, redeployment from current multiannual programmes cannot be seen as a viable option, and that further reductions under Heading 1a, in particular concerning the 7th Framework Programme, are unacceptable;

31. Believes that the participation of young scientists in project teams in the context of collaborative research activities by industry and science organisation should be incentivated; calls for the Commission and the Member States to take specific measures designed to increase the participation of young researchers in the framework programmes; calls on the Commission to use the mid-term review of the Seventh Framework Programme to promote the employment of young scientists by designing the rules and modes of participation in such ...[+++]a way as to devote a substantial portion of funding for hiring young researchers;

They specify that the research activities financed by the new fund should support activities implemented under the RD framework programme. In addition, the guidelines are to be reviewed every five years.

The Governments of the Member States and the European Commission were represented as follows : Belgium : M. Yvan YLIEFF Minister for Science Policy M. Luc VANDENBRANDE Minister-President of the Government of Flanders Denmark : M. Frank JENSEN Minister for Research M. Knud LARSEN State Secretary for Research Germany : Mme Cornelia YZER Parliamentary State Secretary to the Federal Minister for Education, Science, Research and Technology Greece : M. Emmanouel FRANGOULIS Secretary-General in the Ministry for Research Spain : M. Jerónimo SAAVEDRA ACEVEDO Minister for Education and Science France : M. François d'AUBERT State Secretary for Research Ireland : M. Patrick RABBITTE Minister of State to the Government and at the Department of Enterpris ...[+++]e and Employment with special responsibility for Commerce and Technology and Consumer Affairs Italy : M. Giorgio SALVINI Minister for the University and Scientific Research and Technology M. Federico ROSSI State Secretary for Research Luxembourg : Mme Erna HENNICOT-SCHOEPGES Minister for National Education Netherlands : M. Lambert HANRATH Deputy Permanent Representative Austria : M. Rudolf SCHOLTEN Federal Minister for Science and Research Portugal : M. José Mariano GAGO Minister for Science and Technology Finland : M. Antti KALLIOMÄKI Minister for Trade and Industry Sweden : M. Carl LINDBERG State Secretary for Education United Kingdom : M. Ian TAYLOR Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department of Trade and Industry (Science and Technology) Commission : Mme Edith CRESSON Member M. Martin BANGEMANN Member Participation of the CCEEs in the structured dialogue meeting : Bulgaria : M. Iltcho DIMITROV Minister for Education, Science and Technology Hungary : M. Lajos NYIRI State Secretary, President of the National Committee for Technological Development Poland : M. Aleksander LUCZAK Chairman of the State Committee for Scientific Research Romania : M. Doru Dumitru PALADE Minister for Research and Technology Slovak Republic : M. ...

Within the limits of a protective framework for intellectual property, with an efficient Patented Medicine Prices Review Board, we are in a position to have a balanced approach to permit the emergence of a very solid industry.

It is foreseen that the EEA Agreement will be quickly extended to the specific programmes of the EC's 4th Framework Programme (1994- 1998) through the "EEA Joint Committee" established in the Agreement. 3. This cooperation implies: a) the same rights and obligations between EEA-EFTA and EU participants in all phases of research projects belonging to the non-nuclear specific programmes of the 3rd Framework Programme, i.e.: - the EEA-EFTA participants will also receive EC funding; - to be eligible, any project proposed by one or more EEA- EFTA participants should include at l ...[+++]east one EU participant. - the project leader may come from an EEA-EFTA country; 3 b) the full participation of EEA-EFTA representatives in programme committees, except for voting rights; c) the association of EEA-EFTA representatives with the work of the Joint Research Centre's Board of Governors and of consultative bodies such as CREST, IRDAC and CODEST; d) a financial contribution of the EEA-EFTA countries, (proportional to their GDP) to the specific programmes concerned.