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VINNOVA’s foreword 3

The author’s foreword 5

Content 7
  1. A short ‘history’ of the Framework Programme 9
  2. ERA Vision and governance 12
  3. Preparation of a Framework Programme 14
  4. Objectives of the Framework Programmes – an overview 16
  5. From objectives to project selection procedures 23
  6. Summary of Characteristics of the FPs 27
  7. Actors involved (beneficiaries) and level of intervention 30
  8. Advisory bodies and groups 32
  9. Consultations 35
  10. Implementation of the FP 40
  11. Shaping the thematic content 45
  12. Preparation of FP8 drawing on lessons from earlier Framework Programmes. 49
  13. How has the financial crisis influenced FP7 and how might it influence the structure of

        FP8? 57
  14. Conclusions 58
  Annex 1: Evolution of the Framework Programme illustrated by FP7 62
  Annex II. Scenarios for ‘thematic structure’ of FP8 – ‘cooperative part of FP8’ 63
  Annex III: Abbreviations and explanations of some expressions 64

 

 

 

There does not appear to be a vast number of publications covering the history of the Framework Programme. A comprehensive overview covering the years until the mid-1990s is given in: A brief history of European Union Research Policy by Luca Guzzetti². A study, by Lucie Carrouée³, compares national policies with EU polices. The paper⁴: Evolving frameworks for European collaboration in research and technology looks in particular at the evolution of the interrelationship between the EU’s Framework Programme, EUREKA and COST. The Impact assessment of FP7 was published as a book: A New Deal for an Effective European Research policy and contains a description of the decision-making process (co-decision) of FP7⁵. Finally, Michel Andree from the Commission has published several articles
on the subject.⁶

2007 was not only the 50th anniversary of the EU, the Treaties of Rome establishing the European Economic Community (EEC) and the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM) signed in March 1957; it also marked a historic year for European Research. Twenty-five years earlier, on 21st December 1982, the Council agreed a preparatory phase for a Community Research and Development Programme in the field of Information Technologies (ESPRIT)7. Previously, research activities had been of an ad-hoc nature linked to policy areas such as agriculture, coal, energy/nuclear energy and steel.

 

 

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