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2004 – 2007 (Phase I) 16 partners 13 countries Covering all modes of transport

European Transport in FP 7 ERA NET TRANSPORT M inistry of Science and Higher Education, Poland Silesian University of Technology, Poland.

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2004 – 2007 (Phase I) 16 partners 13 countries Covering all modes of transport

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  1. European Transport in FP 7ERA NET TRANSPORTMinistry of Science and Higher Education, PolandSilesian University of Technology, Poland Prezentacja wygłoszona przez Panią Martę Jackowską z Politechniki Śląskiej w Katowicach na konferencji „European Transport in FP7” Warszawa,1-2 marca 2007 roku Zbigniew Turek, KPK, zbigniew.turek@kpk.gov.pl Warszawa 21 Maja, 2007

  2. 2004 – 2007 (Phase I) • 16 partners • 13 countries • Covering all modes of transport

  3. New since 2007

  4. The role of ENT • ENT serves the managers of publicly funded transport research programmes (demand side of transport research) • Provides a framework for trans-national cooperation • ENT provides knowledge support, organisational support and financial support • ENT complements Community and national research • Facilitates trans-national cooperation where national and Community research do not provide satisfying results

  5. Co-ordination of transport research Programme Committee National Research Trans-national Research Community Research

  6. Core Activities in phase I DISSEMINATION Programming and co-operation procedures Current and future research topics New programmes Trans-national Cooperation ACTION GROUPS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

  7. Action Group • Consist primarily of program managers but also of researchers/experts • Starting-point is the expression of interest for a cooperation of three or more ENT partners (variable geometry) • One country takes the lead and starts the process by drafting a position paper (background information) • A series of meetings and workshops follows • MoU (or a similar document) will be signed containing a commitment of countries for a cooperation and financing • ENT accompanies and supportsthe activities permanently (organisation, moderation, background information) • Tailored procedures needed!

  8. Benefits for the ENT partners • Contacts to the colleagues in other European countries • Up to date information about R&D activities • in other countries • and in the EC • Exchange of best-practise information on programming and cooperation • Exchange of evaluators • Support for the development of national R&D strategies and programmes • New opportunities for national R&D – trans-national cooperation • Effects • Improved quality of R&D results • Increased efficiency of public funds

  9. Current Status • Networks of relevant programmes, organisations and persons from 11 countries • Know-how on effective procedures and instruments • 13 running action groups • Examin cooperation opportunities on different topics • Facilitation and implementation of concrete transport related R&D cooperation • Further action groups under preparation

  10. SURSHIP – a maritime safety initiative“It is possible to build safer ships if a joint R&D effort is taken on the improved survivability of the entire ship, in a holistic meaning. “ ENT5 • 8 Countries: SE, DE, UK, FI, NL, DK , FR, PL • SURSHIPprogram was signed on 20 June 2006 • Coordinated/Joint program2006 – 2009 • Consists of 32 research issues -estimated public funding of 8 M€ • Combines technological development and transport-policy related issues (rule making for IMO) • Action Group started the preparation phase in June 2005 and now entered the phase of concrete R&D cooperation

  11. Intelligent Logistics Trans-national call of Germany and Austria ENT2

  12. Demography and Transport – KEEP MOVING ENT14 • 4 Countries: SE, DE, NL, FR • Further countries expressed interest to join:AT, UK, CH • Long-term initiative • A Strategic European Research Programme on Demographic Changes and Transport (duration for 3 years) • Call 1 “Improving the Mobility of the Elderly” • Comprising approximately 3 m € • Launching date: February 2007. • Further calls envisaged in 2008 and 2009

  13. Action Group ENT 16Intermodal freight transport Forming details • Derived out of the “responsive approach” (inquiry for expression of interest launched by Austria in summer 2006) • 3 partner countries • AT (BMVIT) • SE (banverket, tfk) • Switzerland (UEVK) Adressed level of co-operation and purpose • Joint programming (Co-ordinated / joint calls) Earmarked funds • Austria: €600.00 • Potential funds SE: €1Mio., Switzerland: €400.000

  14. Proposal of a new Action Group ENT 15 - Sleepiness at the wheel and attention disorder Action Group Leader: Pierre Philip and Laurent Ricci, France Participating countries: France, UK, Belgium, Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Germany and Spain

  15. Outlook - Transversal links to TP´s Correspondence of selected ENT action groups with Technology Platforms

  16. ENT II

  17. General goals and objectives • Improve the outcome of transport research programs • Building up the service platform for trans-national cooperation of publicly funded transport research programmes • Developing the formal foundations, identifying potential themes and testing in concrete cooperation

  18. Core activities in ENT II • The framework of ENT will be updated and extended • Involvement of further countries and regions • Cooperation activities will be intensified • Preparation of a large-scale cooperation (ERA-Net Plus) • Overcome the fragmentation of transport research in Europe • Build-up a database on national transport research programmes and relevant persons • Dissemination of national R&D results • Structured support for less-experienced countries/organisation

  19. Partnership in ENT • ENT will offer the partnership to all countries that are represented in the Programme Committee of FP7. • ENT has started to contact the relevant organisations that owe, manage or plan to build up transport research programmes Ministries of Transport, Research, Science, Economics, Technology, Infrastructure, etc. Agencies and other programme managing organisations

  20. Thank you for your attention! Contact data: Polish Coordinator Prof. Marek Sitarz Silesian University of Technology, Katowice Tel. 032 603 43 64 E-mail : marek.sitarz@polsl.pl www.transport-era.net

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