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Presentation of the Joint Programming Initiative Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans (JPI Oceans)TRANSCRIPT
JPI Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans
A New Frontier
Content 1. What is Joint Programming?
1. Objective
2. Why?
3. Examples of other JPI’s
2. Oceans as a grand challenge
1. Challenges
2. Opportunities
3. Policy context
3. JPI Oceans
1. Why?
2. Added value
3. Goals
4. Objectives
5. How?
6. State of play
7. Next steps
What is Joint Programming?
A concept to tackle challenges that can not be solved solely at national level
85%
15%
Research funding in Europe
Objective
Increase the value of national R&D investments
Why?
EU27 + EC
Examples of other Joint Programming Initiatives?
Water challenges for a Changing World
Agriculture, Food security and Climate Change
A healthy diet for a healthy life
Cultural heritage
Urban Europe – Global Challenges Local solutions
The microbial challenge - An emerging threat to Human Health
More Years, Better Lives - The Potential and Challenges of Demographic Change
Connecting Climate Knowledge for Europe (Clik'EU)
Neurodegenerative Disease Research
Oceans as a grand challenge
Landuse
Tourism
Oil &Gas
Coastal Defence Ports & Navigation Military Activities Culture Conservation Dredging & Disposal Submarine Cables
Fishing Renewable Energy
Marine Recreation
Mineral Extraction
Mariculture
COMPETING CLAIMS
Marine litter
Opportunities
The EU’s maritime regions account for around 40% of the GDP
Maritime transport, responsible for 90% of EU's external trade and 40% of its internal trade, is vital for the EU’s economy. The maritime economy : 3 to 5% of the EU GDP
Maritime transport: 90% of EU's external trade
Fisheries, aquaculture and food processing: €32 billion Euros yearly, 0.5 million jobs.
The average consumption of fish is
22.3 kg/person/year in the EU .
European maritime tourism: 3 million jobs
and 72 billion Euros of revenue per year.
Policy Context
EU’s Integrated Maritime Policy
EU 2020 objectives
EU 20-20-20 targets
JPI Oceans?
IP, NoE
MARIN ERA
MARI FISH AMPERA
SEAS ERA
MAR TEC
MARI FISH BIOT
IP, NoE IP, NoE IP, NoE FP5
FP6
FP7 RENW
ENERGY
BONUS
BONUS MAR TEC
IP, NoE IP, NoE IP, NoE
JPI Oceans
Marine Environment Marine Resources
ERA-nets Horizon 2020
A coordinating and integrating platform
for marine and maritime research
17 Participating countries (+ Outermost regions)
Why?
Avoid Fragmentation...
...and unnecessary duplication
Plan common initiatives Facilitate cooperation
Look for synergies
Added Value
Long term perspective
High Level commitment
Voluntary basis (Variable geometry)
Different tools
Goals
Knowledge based maritime economy
Good environmental status of the seas
Optimise the response to climate change....
...and its impacts
Objectives
Create the best enabling environment to maximise the development of
marine renewable energy
Develop the necessary knowledge and technologies to conquer the new
deep-sea frontier
Foster enabling cross-cutting marine technologies across the maritime sectors
Understand climate change impact on coastal areas and the design of marine structures and activities, to optimise mitigation and significantly reduce costly damages
Understand and mitigate the impact of climate change and pressure from human activities on the marine environment to reach GES of our seas by 2020
Improve understanding of marine ecosystems and their processes, in particular delivery of ecosystem services and the impact of human activities
Develop and sustain infrastructure to support an integrated data and information base enabling industrial development and supporting maritime governance
Foster the inter-disciplinary human capacities that are necessary to fulfil the JPI’s goals
mechanism
Develop a
research to policy
Foster the marine bio economy
How?
Management Board
(high level MS/AC representatives)
Executive committee
Strategic Advisory
Board
Implementation Plan Strategic
Research & Innovation Agenda
Operational Toolkit
Secretariat
Variable Geometry Action Plan
Policy makers &
Society
Industry &
Services
Researchers &
Technologists
Economy-Science-Governance interface
State of play
Vision document
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25 National marine- maritime research spending (M€)
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National marine and maritime research spending per capita(€)
April
Milestones 2011 September December
How can JPI Oceans add value to your organisation ?
Thoughts, reflections,...
Email -> [email protected]
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