FP9
Together with other academic organisations, the All European Federation of Academies of Science and Humanities (ALLEA) has published a joint statement, “Living Together: Missions for Shaping the Future”, calling for further inter- and transdisciplinarity and a conscientious framing of ‘missions’ in the future EU Research and Innovation Framework Programme 9 (FP9), providing recommendations to address forthcoming social, cultural, legal and ethical challenges. The statement follows a call by the High-Level Group (Lamy Group) on strengthening the impact of EU Research & Innovation Programmes to “adopt a mission-oriented, impact-focused approach to address global challenges”. Recommendations listed in the document support collaborative research and innovation as a main line of engendering change and securing competitiveness in Framework Programme 9. For missions to live up to this potential and achieve societal impact, the following aspects are crucial: (1) be “transformative in that it generates new knowledge and understanding”, (2) acknowledge that “innovation is more than technology”, (3) not be too constrained on specific end-products and “a premature identification of indicators of success or failure”, (4) be open to researchers to come up with projects of all sizes to produce innovative ideas (bottom-up approach), (5) “integrate all countries and regions in order to counter the research and innovation divide in the European Research Area” and maintain openness towards collaboration with non-EU countries. https://www.britac.ac.uk/news/allea-statement-eu-research-and-innovation-framework-programme-9-fp9
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