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23 November 2016 Session 4 Innovation and Technology Impacts of PublicPublic Partnerships expectations and experiences MERANET FP7 20122016 H2020 20162021 Roland Brandenburg FFG Austria ID: 792329

2015 international partners 2012 international 2015 2012 partners funding cooperation era participation 2016 net impact joint achieved 2013 2014

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Annual Joint Programming Conference23 November 2016Session 4: Innovation and Technology

Impacts of Public-Public Partnerships - expectations and experiencesM-ERA.NET (FP7: 2012-2016; H2020: 2016-2021)Roland Brandenburg, FFG, Austriaroland.brandenburg@ffg.atwww.m-era.net

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expected impact: M-ERA.NET strengthen

the European RTD community and economy in materials science and engineering;establish strategic programming of joint activities, addressing societal and technological challenges in an interdisciplinary approach;set up a novel concept for cooperation to react to emerging needs and to allow flexible coverage of future topics in related thematic areas;mobilise a critical mass of national and regional funding for transnational RTD cooperation;support the exploitation of created knowledge along the

innovation

chain;

enable enlarged research cooperation within the EU Member States and Associated States;establish international cooperation with suitable partners outside Europe;set up a long term cooperation between funding organisations

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achieved impact in detail

establish international cooperation with partners outside Europe:M-ERA.NET objective: > 5 % participation from outside Europe 2012: a few examples of networks with international partners outside Europe but very little experience with respect to implementing joint calls and other joint activities with large scale budgets2012-2016: M-ERA.NET to explore options for international cooperation

analyse experiences and preferences within consortium

prioritise appropriate countries

identify suitable cooperation partners and funding schemesidentify interest and needscontact / visit / invite funding organisations from

(

alphabet

.): Brazil, Japan, Russia, Singapore, South Africa, South Korea, Taiwan, USA enable trust building among funding organisationspromote options and opportunities to local RTC communities

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assessing achieved impact

international participation in joint calls:Taiwan (NSC/MOST): participation Call 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016Russia (FASIE): participation Call 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016South Korea (KIAT): participation Call 2015Brazil (FAPESP): participation Call 2015, 2016South Africa (DST): participation Call 2016

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assessing achieved impact

total submitted participations 2012-2015: 2749submitted participations of international partners (2012-2015): 161 (6% )2012: 16

2013: 24

2014: 38

2015: 832016: 48

funded participations of international partners:

2012-2015: 15 participations (9

TW, 4 KR, 2 BR)

total funding for projects with international partners:

8.2

mio

€ (international partners: 2.9

mio

€)total funding for ALL funded projects 2012-2015: 70.0 mio €

Australia

1Brazil39Japan2Korea, Republic of36Russian Federation32South Africa7Taiwan78United States2Viet Nam2

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achieved impact – visibility

opportunities to maximise the achieved impact and its visibility:promotion at network level: results, examples (www.m-era.net website, news, posters, international conferences, e.g. Industrial Technologies 2012, 2014, 2016, EuroNanoForum 2013, 2015)promotion of concrete results & future opportunities to local RTD communities: local events, infodays (e.g. Taiwan Nano Week 2012, 2013, 2014; FAPESP Seminar 2015, GP Korea 2016)dissemination through network, through funding organisations, through other stakeholders (e.g. trade promotion agencies)

ERA-LEARN portal: examples of joint activities (“Internationalisation”)