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CIR-CE Co-operation in Innovation and Research with Central and Eastern Europe

Join the CIR-CE programme for sustainable growth through research, technology, and innovation in Central, Eastern, and Southeastern Europe. Benefit from consortium and innovation projects, funding opportunities, and network collaborations.

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CIR-CE Co-operation in Innovation and Research with Central and Eastern Europe

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  1. CIR-CE Co-operation in Innovation and Research with Central and Eastern Europe A programme of the Austrian Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour (BMWA) Georg Panholzer, BMWA, Unit for International Technology and Innovation Austrian-Slovak Science Day, 6/12/05, Bratislava

  2. The CIR-CE-approach: combination of „clustered systems“ • Austria – from periphery to center • On the route to Lisbon and Barcelona: Research, technology and innovation as driving forces of a sustainable growth process • Centers of growth: „clustered systems“ • Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe – actual growth and longterm perspective: sustainability = technology orientation • combination = axes of growth • The necessity for individual solutions due to heterogenity • Research and Innovation Region Central/East/Southeastern Europea as an important element of the ERA

  3. The CIR-CE-Win-Win-Situation • Optimized combination of Know-How- and factor cost compontents in the internationalised production chain = better common position in the world market • Complementarisation of research/testing/technolocy capacities (non-duplication) • Newly emerging „growth poles“ need stimulative external inputs • Participation in the rapid growth of central/eastern/ southeastern European „growth poles“ • Market aspects • particular chances for SME-sector due to geographic proximity

  4. Network projects and Innovation projects

  5. Consortium network project: Minimum consortium: Partner country Austria Further consortium members may be decisive: research institutes, further companies, etc.

  6. Consortium innovation project: Minimum consortium: Partner country Austria Further consortium members may be decisive: research institutes, further companies, etc.

  7. Additional „training projects“ possible Network project training project Innovation project training project

  8. Funding for partners in Central/Eastern/Southeastern Europe • same rules as for Austrian applicants • project with 1 partner country: max. 25 % of total funding • project with 2 partner countries: max. 35 % of funding • project with 3 or more partner countries: max. 40 % of funding

  9. CIR-CE 1st Call/statisticsselected projects TOTAL 3,72 2,15

  10. CIR-CE, 1st Call, selected projects,partners breakdown: Slovakia (13) (involved in 5 projects) Czech Republic (8) Poland (10) Slovenia (10) Romania (3) Hungary (8) Serbia/Montenegro (8) Bosnia-Hercegowina (6) Russia(4) Bulgaria (2) Croatia (10) Austrian partners: total 58

  11. CIR-CE, 1st Call, selected projects,consolidated results, Slovakia • 5 projects with13 Slovak partners in total • of which 3 projects with Slovakia as main partner country • 10 enterprise partners, 1 university, 2 agencies/associations • Technological fields: • Machinery, materials: 6 partners • Recycling technologies: 4 partners • Software: 3 partners • preceding pilot action STRAPAMO: total 12 projects of which 3 with Slovakia as main partner country (IT, renewable energy)

  12. Contact: Georg Panholzer Federal Ministry of Economics and Labour Unit for International Technology and Innovation Tel. +43 1 71100 5803 georg.panholzer@bmwa.gv.at www.bmwa.gv.at/cir-ce www.bmwa.gv.at/strapamo CIR-CE Programme Management: FFG – Austrian Research Promotion Agency Birgit Baumann: Tel. +43 5 77 55 – 2401 birgit.baumann@ffg.at Susanne Spiesz: Tel. +43 5 77 55 – 2404 susanne.spiesz@ffg.at CIR-CE Homepage: www.cir-ce.at

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