objectives conference programme practical information questions
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OBJECTIVES CONFERENCE PROGRAMME PRACTICAL INFORMATION QUESTIONS
AIM OF THE JOINT PROGRAMMINGTo tackle common European major societal challenges ("grand challenges") in a number of key areas by combining national research efforts and so to make better use of Europe's precious public R&D
resources. AIM OF THE CONFERENCEThe Belgian Presidency Conference aims to take stock of the achievements and the lessons learnt to date in view of further developing the Joint Programming process.
Conference programme based on : DAY 1 Definition Implementation
DAY 2 Framework conditions
Monday 18th October 2010
Opening plenary sessionChair: Pieter de Pauw (GPC Chair)
Official speechesTheme Speaker"Coordination in research in Belgium" Jean-Marc Nollet
"Joint Programming in the Belgian Presidency" Benoît Cerexhe
"JP in Europa 2020" Robert-Jan Smits
Monday 18th October 2010
Introductive plenary sessionJoint Programming: a concept serving innovation and grand challengesby Bernard Bigot
What’s Joint Programming?by André Syrota
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 1aLessons learnt up to now
Chair: Pieter de PauwAngeles Rodriguez-PenaWim SarisAntonia Recchia
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 1bDefining priorities for successfull JPIs
Chair: Rolf AnnerbergBeatrix Vierkon-RudolphChristian SeiserToivo Maimets
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 1cContribution of JPIs to R&I
Chair: Jean Stéphenne (tbc) Jos LeijtenAndy HensonGernot Klotz
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 1dJoint Programming at the service of citizens
Chair: Mr KleiberAnne-Sophie ParentZoran StancicEili Ervela-Myreen
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 1dJoint Programming at the service of citizens
Chair: Mr KleiberAnne-Sophie ParentZoran StancicEili Ervela-Myreen
Monday 18th October 2010
Plenary session 2How to implement Joint Programming?by Marion Guillou
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 2aHow to build an efficient JPI?
Chair: Angeles Rodriguez-PenaHendrik BindslevJana KolarHervé Pero
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 2bWhich role for the regions?
Chair: Mercedes BressoChristian SaublensPierre GodinPierre Villers
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 2cHow to use current tools and funds?
Chair: Dieter ImbodenThomas BarettJennifer Harper (tbc)Imelda Lambkin
Monday 18th October 2010
Parallel session 2dHow to involve actors in JP projects?
Chair: Michel GoldmanYuri EngelbrechtLuuk BorgMike Farrimond
Tuesday 19th October 2010
Successive plenary sessions • Forward looking foresight activities • Peer review procedures• Evaluation of Joint Programmes> Questions & Answers
Plenary session on Framework conditions
Tuesday 19th October 2010
Successive plenary sessions• Funding of cross-border research• Dissemination and use of research findings• Management and sharing of IPR> Questions & Answers
Tuesday 19th October 2010
• Optimum management of JPIs Josef Syka • Peer review procedures Philippe Amouyel• Evaluation of Joint Programmes Adrian Curaj> Questions & Answers
Plenary session on Optimising the management of JPIs
Tuesday 19th October 2010
• Pieter de Pauw• Anneli Pauli• Walter Moenig • Jennifer Harper (tbc)
Concluding session : Roundtable
Concluding address
Practical information : 18 - 19 / 10 / 2010 LA HULPE - DOLCE www.jointprogramming2010.eu 100 places left Registration on invitation only [email protected]