#GUIDING PRINCIPLE DEFINITION UPDATE#
#GUIDING PRINCIPLE DEFINITION CODE#

Peer-learning, sharing of best-practices and developing common specifications benchmarking to develop and promote common concepts, models and incentivesĪdopt common definitions, metrics and indicators encompassing variety of valorisation channels monitoring and evaluation aligned with ERA monitoring framework. by supporting portfolio building and platforms linking offer and demandĪpplication of valorisation principles in publicly funded research specific funding to incentivise valorisation early on in research including support to intermediaries Policies and practices at organisational level awareness in international environment and sovereignty maximising socio-economic benefit for EU including contribution to sustainability awareness and uptake of practices and tools in Open Science and Open Innovation efficiency e.g. Support structures, resources, policies, strategies and practices broadest possible societal utilisation of research and innovation intellectual assets involving all actors policy uptake and standards promoting equality, diversity and inclusionĬompetences, skills and capacities for all stakeholders academia-industry-public sector mobility participatory approaches to include talent, skills and tacit knowledge in valorisation multidisciplinary collaborations, co-creation, social sciences, humanities and artsĪll research and innovation ecosystem actors to learn, apply and practice knowledge valorisation businesses, SMEs, civil society, citizens, end-users and public authorities to be active partners in co-creation and joint experimentation incentivise actors to collect, share and use metrics that improve learning and performance of knowledge valorisation

Knowledge valorisation in research and innovation policy.emphasises new needs for increasing the impact of research and innovation, such as addressing new and persistent policy challenges, enhancing citizen engagement and sharing of best practices among various actors.widens the scope to include intellectual asset management and emphasise the importance of developing entrepreneurial culture, practices and skills.implies a focus on the whole research and innovation ecosystem and its connections, on co-creation between actors and on the creation of societal value.broadens the scope of actors and activities compared to the 2008 Commission Recommendation 2008/416/EC.Unique elements in the guiding principles

#GUIDING PRINCIPLE DEFINITION CODE#

The Council recommendation on the guiding principles for knowledge valorisation replace the 2008 Commission recommendation and the Code of practice for universities and other public research organisations. New challenges and developments should be addressed, such as increasingly complex knowledge value-chains, new market opportunities created by emerging technologies, new forms of collaboration between industry, academia and public sector, involvement of citizens, as well as research and innovation foreign interference and reciprocity in the managing intellectual assets in international research and innovation cooperation.

#GUIDING PRINCIPLE DEFINITION UPDATE#

In 2008 the Commission adopted a recommendation on the management of intellectual property in knowledge transfer activities and the Code of Practice for universities and other public research organisations (C(2008)1329).Īn update was needed, to focus on maximising the value of all knowledge assets generated by different types of actors in a dynamic research and innovation ecosystem. Watch Video Why we need guiding principles for knowledge valorisation News alerts: Commission welcomes adoption of the Council Recommendation on the guiding principles for knowledge valorisation

Guiding principles for knowledge valorisation

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