Towards the Ninth European Framework Programme – Position Paper from the Norwegian Universities
The Norwegian universities are following the development of the next European framework programme for research and innovation with anticipation. We are now putting forward a joint position paper highlighting the issues we find most important to strengthen European research and innovation.

The Norwegian universities’ main messages to the European Commission on the next European framework programme for research and innovation:
- Missions Governance
Europe would benefit from the missions being governed in a transparent way throughout their lifespan, as well as being based on excellence as sole selection criteria. - Mission on Oceans
Europe would benefit from defining a mission on Blue Growth whereby the oceans would provide 10 % of the global food production by 2027. - Fundamental Science
Europe would benefit from the further strengthening of fundamental research through the European Research Council and Marie Skłodowska Curie Actions. - Open Science
Europe would benefit from an open science policy that integrates all aspects of research and innovation. - Social Science and Humanities (SSH)
Europe would benefit from a dedicated Global Challenge on SSH, as well as the inclusion of SSH as a crosscutting issue in other parts of the programme. - European Innovation Council (EIC)
Europe would benefit from the EIC specifically targeting breakthrough innovation.
Siste innlegg
- Fagfelleinstitusjonen under press og lupe 20. feb. 2021
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Valgplattform Stølen & Gornitzka 2021-2025 14. feb. 2021
- Universitetene og høyskolene må til sammen dekke samfunnets behov for kompetanse 11. feb. 2021

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