The Discussion Paper focuses on the cross-cutting topic “Intellectual Assets Management” within the framework of the Mutual Learning Exercise on Knowledge Valorisation (Focus on skills, intersectoral cooperation and incentive systems). The document sets the scene for interactive discussions and the ongoing exchange of knowledge and best practices defining the potential new actions and tools how to strategically approach knowledge valorisation and managing “intellectual assets” in the context of the new wider paradigm.
The Discussion Paper focuses on the research talents, capacity building and intersectoral mobility for knowledge valorisation. The Paper stresses the importance of recognising the incentives for researchers, necessary training for demand driven skills development and the challenges and recommendations to promote academia business cooperation, bi-directional intersectoral mobility.
This paper aims to identify and discuss good practices in the use of foresight to engage with citizens in R&I policy planning and programming and strengthening the role of civil society in the process of identifying research priorities.
The European Commission together with the participating countries launched a Mutual Learning Exercise on Knowledge Valorisation, with a particular focus on skills, intersectoral cooperation and incentive systems.
This first Thematic Report provides background information on the evolution of the concept of the “Knowledge Valorisation” approach, its context within the ERA policy agenda and further develops the MLE framework, modus operandi, its scope and specific topic areas.
The factsheet of the PSF MLE on EU Missions presents the objective of the exercise, key areas for the implementation plans, scheduled meetings, names of the experts and DG R&I Policy Officer.
The Policy Support Facility Mutual Learning Exercise on Citizen Science brought together 11 countries to share the experiences. The exchanges included ensuring good practices and impacts, maximizing the relevance and excellence of citizen science, enabling environments and sustaining citizen science and scaling up citizen science.
Mission-oriented innovation policy is a cross-sectoral and cross-policy approach to achieve ambitious and clearly formulated goals via the generation and application of knowledge and innovation addressing pressing societal challenges.
‘How To’ guide to the Final Report describes the backcasting approach in more detail and provides an example of how it can be applied in practice.
The policy brief offers an overview of the MLE process and key findings. It specifically focuses on the policy messages and key recommendations for action to be taken towards establishing an enabling environment for support, sustaining and scaling up Citizen Science.
The summary article presents key findings from the Mutual Learning Exercise on Citizen Science Initiatives. Over the course of 18 months, the expert panel worked on recommendations for building an enabling environment for supporting, sustaining and scaling up citizen science.