Vertaling van "RDS " (Engels → Nederlands) :

REVISION OF THE STATE AIDS FRAMEWORK FOR RD AND INNOVATION In the context of the overall reform of State aid rules, a revision of the existing State Aid Framework for RD will be brought forward with the aim of facilitating access to finance and risk capital as well as public financing of RD and innovation.

21. Calls for a strengthened European approach to financing innovation and to prevent the current fragmentation and short-termism; considers that the provision of adequate financial resources is vital to the development of innovation and that the EU budget for innovation should therefore be substantially increased; calls for this to be reflected in the upcoming revision of the current financial framework and in the planning process in connection with the 2014-2020 Financial Perspective; points out in that regard that the rules for eligibility for RD funding regarding preindustrial and/or experimental RD should be reviewed at the same time; calls on the Member States to increase their RD funding in order to achieve the goal set in Barcel ...[+++]ona in 2002 of spending 3% of GDP on RD by 2010; emphasises the importance of research and innovation funding in times of economic crisis, as this will enhance job creation in the long run; stresses the need to earmark an increased proportion of R D programmes for innovation;

21. Calls for a strengthened European approach to financing innovation and to prevent the current fragmentation and short-termism; considers that the provision of adequate financial resources is vital to the development of innovation and that the EU budget for innovation should therefore be substantially increased; calls for this to be reflected in the upcoming revision of the current financial framework and in the planning process in connection with the 2014-2020 Financial Perspective; points out in that regard that the rules for eligibility for RD funding regarding preindustrial and/or experimental RD should be reviewed at the same time; calls on the Member States to increase their RD funding in order to achieve the goal set in Barcel ...[+++]ona in 2002 of spending 3% of GDP on RD by 2010; emphasises the importance of research and innovation funding in times of economic crisis, as this will enhance job creation in the long run; stresses the need to earmark an increased proportion of R D programmes for innovation;

(D) and that Member States should take additional measures to meet their RD investment targets for 2010 by indicating how national RD investment targets for 2010 will be met and how their RD strategies will contribute to realising a European research area; emphasises that the necessary move towards an energy-efficient, low-carbon economy based also on renewable sources through the development and implementation of new technologies will create diverse opportunities for the European Union; notes the huge opportunities afforded to the European economy by the development and roll-out of new technologies and services that will further the d ...[+++]ecarbonisation of the global economy; welcomes, in this context, the proposal by the Commission to establish a "fifth freedom", the freedom of knowledge , completing the four freedoms of movement of goods, services, people and capital, and to pool EU and Member State RD resources to ensure their more effective use;

15. Considers that scientific and technological research forms one of the key elements of the Lisbon Agenda; agrees on the extreme importance of boosting research and that Member States should take additional measures to meet their RD investment targets for 2010 by indicating how national RD investment targets for 2010 will be met and how their RD strategies will contribute to realising a European research area; emphasises that the necessary move towards a low-carbon economy through the development and implementation of new technologies will create various opportunities for the EU; notes the huge opportunities afforded to the European ...[+++] economy by the development and roll-out of new technologies and services that will further the decarbonisation of the global economy; welcomes the proposal by the Commission to establish a "fifth freedom" context – freedom of knowledge – in this context, completing the four freedoms of movement of goods, services, people and capital, and to pool EU and Member States’ RD resources to ensure their more effective use;

6. Considers that Europe needs a coherent system of world-class RD infrastructure in order for the EU to remain competitive in the field of nanosciences and nanotechnologies; draws attention to the fact that, in order to enjoy possible economies of scale, and owing to its interdisciplinary and complex nature, the infrastructure for RD in nanotechnologies calls for a critical mass of resources that are beyond the means of local governments and industry; recognises, on the other hand, that smaller-scale national RD policies may often be in a better position to react adequately to changing opportunities and market developments; therefore, urges the Commission and the Member States to reinforce and coordinate their RD efforts in this field; ...[+++] to this end, recommends, in each Member State and in accordance with each country's characteristics, the creation of a minimum critical mass of infrastructure and scientists with specific expertise in nanosciences and nanotechnologies, leading ultimately to the creation of specialised centres of excellence in some countries which would be coordinated at EU level;