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German federal goverment: Discussion paper for the 10th EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation

Following the expiry of Horizon Europe, the current EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, the 10th Framework Propgramme (FP10) will come into effect in 2028, providing the basis for European research and innovation funding. For that reason, the German federal goverment has published a discussion paper with impulses for FP10 at an early stage in the development of the upcoming programme.

The discussion paper aims to provide initial stimuli for areas Germany believes need to be adressed in the design of FP10, without prejudice to the negotiations for the EU’s next multiannual financial framework (MFF). It thus also constitutes a prelude to a further participation process with German stakeholders to develop the German position regarding FP10. The Federal Goverment will define its position regarding to the reorientation of the MFF and the budget of individual programmes in due course with a view to the overall political context. No prior commitments of financial relevance will be made regarding individual topics. In order to fulfill its potential as a facilitator of R&I in Europe, FP10 must:

  • be based on the principle of excellence,
  • support research for pioneering innovations that is open to all topics,
  • exploit the full potential of research for society, for the development of key thechnologies and for a sustainable Europe,
  • thus requiring a strategic, cross-programme approach.

FP10 must also:

  • be easily understandable and accessible,
  • encourage and promote the European Research Area as a whole, and
  • pursue a strategic approach regarding international coorperation.

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Source: Federal Ministry of Education and Research Editor by Luis Franke, VDI Technologiezentrum GmbH Countries / organization: Germany EU Topic: Funding Innovation Strategic Issues and Framework

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