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HomeEvaluation study on the external coherence and synergies of Horizon 2020 within the European research and innovation support system
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The Horizon 2020 programme was the main EU instrument to support research, and innovation (R&I), building on the experience of the previous seven Framework Programmes (FP). The Regulation that established the programme for the period 2014-2020 foresaw that the Commission should conduct an ex-post evaluation of the programme. This study will feed into this ex-post evaluation. The objective of this study is to evaluate the external coherence of H2020 in relation to the rest of the R&I policy environment, as well as identify evidence of and learn from successful and less successful examples of synergies on the levels of programming and implementation of projects. Furthermore, the analysis aims to identify obstacles/constraints hampering synergies between H2020 and other programmes. The principle that H2020 programme shall seek synergies with other programmes and instruments is embedded in Regulation (EU) No 1291/2013. The Regulation states that H2020 “should develop close synergies with other Union programmes in areas such as education, space, environment, energy, agriculture and fisheries, competitiveness and SMEs, internal security, culture and media” and the programme “should develop closer synergies, which may also take the form of public-public partnerships (P2P), with international, national and regional programmes that support R&I” More specifically the legal setup of the Framework Programme underlines that its funding should be implemented in a complementary manner to EU programmes such as the European Structural and Investment Funds (ESIF), the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the Programme for the competitiveness of enterprises and small and medium enterprises (COSME), the Erasmus+ Programme and the Life Programme. According to the Better Regulation Guidelines (BRG), the “evaluation of coherence involves looking at how well or not different interventions, EU policies or national/regional/local policy elements work together”. Synergy is understood as complementary efforts involving two or more policies, programmes, or projects to achieve greater impact and efficiency, as well as higher quality and quantity of investments than it would be possible individually. This may involve the combination of different types of research, innovation and/or competitiveness support, or continuing the support of innovative ideas across programmes to ensure they are efficiently brought to the market. The focus of the study is at EU programme level while also covering synergies with the national level.
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- Ämnen: Forskningspolitik och organisering
- Ämne: EU-politik–nationell politik , EU:s finansiering , EU:s forskningspolitik , forskning och utveckling , forskningsutgift (EU) , innovation , kunskapsbaserad ekonomi , ramprogram för forskning och utveckling , rapport , regleringspolitik
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| ISSN | ISBN 978-92-76-60588-1 | DOI 10.2777/90147 | Katalognummer KI-03-22-268-EN-N |
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