Horizon 2020 budget and implementation: A guide to the structure of the programme
In-Depth Analysis
03-11-2015
Horizon 2020, the current framework programme for research and innovation, inherited features from its predecessors, whilst simultaneously proposing a new architecture to support all activities in the research and innovation system – from blue-sky research to close-to-market applications. Including all these dimensions introduced several levels of complexity to the programme's implementation. Following the distribution of the budget – from the nine Commission Directorates-General which oversee Horizon 2020, to the 22 bodies which manage its implementation, along three main pillars and two specific objectives – this document provides a guide to the programme exploring the multiple levels of complexity.
In-Depth Analysis
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- BUSINESS AND COMPETITION
- business classification
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- EU finance
- EU institutions and European civil service
- EU research policy
- European Commission
- European Institute of Innovation and Technology
- EUROPEAN UNION
- executive agency
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- financing method
- Framework Programme for Research and Development
- general budget (EU)
- implementation of the budget
- Joint Research Centre
- operation of the Institutions
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- PRODUCTION, TECHNOLOGY AND RESEARCH
- public-private partnership
- research and intellectual property
- research expenditure (EU)
- small and medium-sized enterprises