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HomeEuropean Research Area progress report 2018
Country profile : Germany
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Germany continues to have a strong overall performance towards achieving the European Research Area (ERA). In each priority, the performance of Germany is analysed based on three indicators: one headline figure (bold lines in the country snapshot) and two complementary indicators. Looking broadly across indicators, Germany’s strongest performance was in Priority 2b (Make optimal use of public investments in research infrastructures), Priority 5a (Knowledge transfer), Priority 1 (More effective national research systems) and Priority 6 (International collaboration). In these priorities, Germany’s performance across indicators included scores just above (Cluster 2) and well above (Cluster 1) the ERA average. In the 2016 ERA monitoring exercise, Germany’s performance in these areas was also found to be strong. By contrast, Germany’s performance in Priority 4 (Gender equality and gender mainstreaming in research) was somewhat weaker, falling just below (Cluster 3) the ERA benchmark on all three indicators. Germany nevertheless improved its scores at a greater speed than the EU-28 for two of these indicators. Thus, although there still appears to be room for improvement on this priority, Germany did progress since the 2016 ERA Progress Report. For the remaining priorities—Priority 2a (Transnational cooperation), Priority 3 (An open labour market for researchers) and Priority 5b (Open access)—Germany’s performance was more mixed. Within each priority, Germany had scores just below the ERA level for some indicator(s) and scores just above it for other indicator(s). For Priority2a and Priority 3, Germany progressed faster than the EU-28 for some indicators. Due to changes in indicator definitions, progress is difficult to assess for Priority 5b. Across all priorities, Germany never fell well below the ERA average (Cluster 4). To the extent that data was available, below the country profile also analyses progress with the implementation of the ERA National Action Plan. Most of the top actions and objectives proposed on Germany’s NAP were formulated in general and broad terms. The lack of concrete indicators or targets and absence of information makes it difficult to assess concrete progress in some areas and results achieved so far. Furthermore, the plan was slightly self-fulfilling, as some of the planned actions were already being implemented at the time of planning.
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- Thèmes: Politique et organisation de la recherche , Activités des institutions et organes
- Sujet: Allemagne , innovation , organisation de la recherche , politique de la recherche , politique de la recherche de l'UE , programme de recherche , rapport , recherche et développement
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-79-99826-3 | DOI 10.2777/400097 | Numéro de catalogue KI-02-19-113-EN-N |
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