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WP1 Analytical Work

WP1 Analytical Work. Byland , Rahel ETH Zurich WP4 Workshop 18 July 2013, Zurich. WP1 Objectives. Create an overview of the Japanese STI funding system to better understand, communicate and define targets in cooperation with Japan.

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WP1 Analytical Work

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  1. WP1 Analytical Work Byland,Rahel ETH Zurich WP4 Workshop 18 July 2013, Zurich

  2. WP1 Objectives • Create an overview of the Japanese STI funding system to better understand, communicate and define targets in cooperation with Japan. • Compile a database of ongoing STI cooperation programs between European countries and Japan. • Map ongoing programs to unfold complementarities and recommend actions for coordination. • Show preferences of program owners with regard to future cooperation.

  3. Deliverables in WP1 • D1.1: Inventoryof Japanese International STI Cooperation Programme Ownersand Managers • D1.2: Informative Report on Japanese STI FundingPolicy • D1.3: Online Database of STI Cooperation Programmes between European Countries and Japan • D1.4: Recommendatory Report on theResults of Mapping of STI CooperationProgrammes • 3 analytical sub-reports: • Analysis of existing bi- and multilateral STI programmes • Assessment of Japanese participation in FP 7 • Evaluation of the participation of European researchers in unilateral Japanese mobility programmes • D1.5: Report on Future PreferencesandPrioritieson STI Cooperationbetween European Countries andJapan

  4. Inventoryof Japanese International STI Programme Ownersand Managers • Most funding programs are concentrated with the two large funding agencies attached to MEXT, JST and JSPS, and with NEDO attached to METI. • Several research institutions operate smaller mobility programs in their own science and technology sector. • The fact that MEXT’s STI budget accounts for the largest part of Japan’s overall STI expenditure is mirrored in the number of programs through institutions supported by MEXT. • The activities of independent administrative institutions not operating international STI programs concentrate on own research, promotion of science and technology in Japan as well as national programs.

  5. Informative Report on Japanese STI FundingPolicy The reportgives an explanatoryoverview of theJapanese STI fundingpolicysystem, itsactors, theirinterrelations, the S&T basicplansandtheirimplementation. • Itservesas a basisfortheimplementation of the CONCERT-Japan projectandas a source of informationfortheestablishment of cooperationbetween Europe and Japan in general. • Publiclyavailable: http://www.concertjapan.eu/node/131

  6. Electronic Database on Existing Programmes for Analytical Purposes 1. General information on more than 40 STI cooperation programmes between Japan and 18 European countries including programme owner information and contacts. 2. Specific programme information relating to target scientific fields and instruments available for support, the eligibility of applicants as well as the evaluation procedure for the respective programme. 3. An assessment of the impact of the respective STI funding programme. 4. Intellectual property rights applying to the existing STI cooperation programmes.

  7. Public Web-Database • Searchable format: http://www.concertjapan.eu/programs • Keyword search • Guided Search according to the countries, instruments, activities and fields

  8. Mapping of STI Cooperation Programmes

  9. Future PreferencesandPrioritiesfor STI Programmes • Input from 29 European and Japanese organizations

  10. Thank you!ArigatouGozaimasu! Byland, Rahel ETH Zurich Rämistrasse 101, 8092 Zurich rahel.byland@sl.ethz.ch +41 44 632 84 65

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