TY - BOOK
T1 - Mission-oriented research and innovation
T2 - Assessing the impact of a mission-oriented research and innovation approach: final report
AU - Fisher, Robbert
AU - Chicot, Julien
AU - Domini, Alberto
AU - Misojic, Milica
AU - Polt, Wolfgang
AU - Turk, Andreas
AU - Unger, Maximilian
AU - Kuittinen, Hanna
AU - Arrilucea, Eva
AU - Van Der Zee, Frans
AU - Goetheer, Arjen
AU - Lehenkari, Janne
AU - Pelkonen, Antti
AU - Kristensen, Frans Skov
AU - Lykogianni, Elissavet
AU - Taranic, Igor
AU - Terziev, Nikolay
AU - Vincze, Máté
PY - 2018/5/8
Y1 - 2018/5/8
N2 - In the context of the preparation of the future research and innovation Framework Programme of the European Union (FP9), the study collects evidence to assess the potential impacts of mission-oriented R&I approaches. The extensive desk research is the basis for the analysis of mission-oriented R&I initiatives and provides new insights in the understanding of their potential impacts and help determine the potential influence of a move towards mission orientation in the EU28 countries. The Study identifies three potential scenarios: a transition to accelerator or transforming missions only, or to the compound of these two (hybrid model). Opinions and data from a varied audience of stakeholders were collected through interviews, a survey and a workshop. The main findings are that the introduction of a mission-oriented approach is widely supported, and that the hybrid model is deemed the most appropriate. The design and implementation of this approach will need to consider carefully the engagement of a wide array of stakeholders including citizens, the coordination across policy domains, policy departments and governance levels, and evaluation and monitoring mechanisms among others.
AB - In the context of the preparation of the future research and innovation Framework Programme of the European Union (FP9), the study collects evidence to assess the potential impacts of mission-oriented R&I approaches. The extensive desk research is the basis for the analysis of mission-oriented R&I initiatives and provides new insights in the understanding of their potential impacts and help determine the potential influence of a move towards mission orientation in the EU28 countries. The Study identifies three potential scenarios: a transition to accelerator or transforming missions only, or to the compound of these two (hybrid model). Opinions and data from a varied audience of stakeholders were collected through interviews, a survey and a workshop. The main findings are that the introduction of a mission-oriented approach is widely supported, and that the hybrid model is deemed the most appropriate. The design and implementation of this approach will need to consider carefully the engagement of a wide array of stakeholders including citizens, the coordination across policy domains, policy departments and governance levels, and evaluation and monitoring mechanisms among others.
KW - mission-oriented R&D
KW - research policy
KW - Innovation policy
U2 - 10.2777/373448
DO - 10.2777/373448
M3 - Report
BT - Mission-oriented research and innovation
PB - European Commission EC
CY - Brussels
ER -