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NETWATCH Mapping and Monitoring: Second and Third Exercises

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The work presented in this report is based on mapping exercises providing a descriptive analysis of the networks included in the NETWATCH database (i.e. active ERA-NETs, ERA-NET Plus, Article 169/185s and self-sustaining networks). Building on previous reports, with the addition of a time dimension, through periodic collection and analysis of network data, the report monitors the landscape of schemes and provides an analysis of key aspects of the evolution of research programme cooperation within Europe. These findings aim to support policy makers to make informed decisions on the future design and implementation of related initiatives.

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  • Nida Kamil Ozbolat & Nicholas Harrap & Mark Boden, 2013. "NETWATCH Mapping and Monitoring: Second and Third Exercises," JRC Research Reports JRC79025, Joint Research Centre, revised Jan 2013.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc79025
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