Priority setting for EU-Caribbean coopertion in Science and Technology
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The document discusses priority setting workshops between the EU and Caribbean countries from 2011 to 2014 to identify key research areas for cooperation such as health, environment, renewable energy, ICT, and bioeconomy. Workshops were held in the Dominican Republic, Guadeloupe, Antigua, Brussels, Panama, Costa Rica, Brazil, and Colombia. A working group on health was also launched. The document encourages advocating for continued EU-Caribbean cooperation using the mapping results of priority research areas available on the listed website.
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Priority setting for EU-Caribbean coopertion in Science and Technology
- 1. Priority setting for EU-Caribbean cooperation Fabio Nascimbeni MENON Network, Belgium 18 June 2014
- 2. PRIORITY SETTING WORKSHOPS Identifying and defining research lines and scientific priorities as the basis for fostering the dialogue. •Dominican Republic, March 2011: Health, Environment and bio economy •Guadeloupe, July 2011: Renewable energy •Antigua (GT), May 2012: ICT •Brussels, October 2012: Bioeconomy •Panama, April 2013: Environment •San Josè, October 2013: Bioeconomy in Tropical America (Alcuenet) •Brazil, October 2013: Supercomputing (RISC project) •Cali Colombia March 2014: Bioeconomy (AlcueNet project)
- 3. SNAPSHOT: AREAS of mutual interest and benefit Note: a Working Group on Health as launched
- 4. NOW: DELIVERING THE MESSAGE … to the European Commission , to the JIRI, to Caribbean governments, to other projects… Our mapping results are tools for YOUR advocacy.