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Title: UN Commission on Science and Technology for Developemnt Promoting the application of science and tec


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UN Commission on Science and Technology for
Developemnt Promoting the application of science
and technology to meet the development goals
contained in the Millenium Declaration Panel
meeting,Tunis, 29-31 october 2003
POLICY MEASURES TO FOSTER THE ADVANCEMENT AND
THE MORE EFFICIENT APPLICATION OF SCIENCE AND
TECHNOLOGY IN ROMANIA
Rolanda PREDESCU Ministry of Education, Research
and Youth General Directorate for RD Strategies
and Programmes 21-25, Mendeleev Str., 70168
Bucharest 1 tel/ fax ( 40-21) 310 2709,
e-mail rpredes_at_mct.ro
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Summary
  • The RD and innovation system in Romania
  • RD and innovation governance framework
  • Policy framework to foster ST advancement
  • Policy measures to promote a more efficient ST
    application
  • Promotion of international ST collaboration

3
The RD and innovation system in Romania (I)
  • RD potential )

() Statistical Yearbook of Romania, 2002
4
The RD and innovation system in Romania (II)
  • Researchers by fields )

() Statistical Yearbook of Romania, 2002
5
The RD and innovation system in Romania (III)
  • Coordination of RD and innovation activities
  • At Parliament level
  • The Commissions for Education, Science and Sport
    of the two chambers
  • At Government level
  • National Council for ST Policy
  • Interministerial Council for ST and Innovation
  • The Ministry of Education, Research and Youth
    (MERY)
  • Romanian Academy
  • Academy of Medical Sciences
  • Academy of Agricultural and Forrestry Sciences
  • Specialised Agencies
  • National Agency for Atomic Energy
  • Romanian Space Agency

6
The RD and innovation system in Romania (IV)
  • RD organisations
  • Total gt 600
  • Technological Research Institutes (RTD
    institutes) gt 200
  • sectoral/ industrial branches profiles
  • 34 National RTD Institutes
  • Romanian Academy
  • 65 basic and advanced research institutes and
    centers
  • socio-humanistic and technical fields
  • Academy of Agricultural and Forrestry Sciences
  • 25 institutes and centres of research , 91
    stations of research and production
  • Academy of Medical Sciences
  • 23 research centres and institutes
  • 12 hospitals affiliated to medical universities
  • Universities
  • 56 public universities
  • 18 accreditated private universities
  • companies developing RD activities
  • 250, in public and private sectors, including
    private non-profit organisations

7
RD and innovation governance framework (I)
  • The National Plan for RTD and Innovation (1999)
  • coordinated by the Ministry of Education,
    Research and Youth
  • multianual programmes oriented towards
  • the generation of economic effects on short/
    medium term
  • foster the international integration of the
    Romanian ST system
  • 14 RTD and innovation programmes
  • Participation open competition of projects
  • Partnership RTD organisation(s) industrial
    partners (consortia)

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RD and innovation governance framework (II)
  • Sectoral RTD plans (to be launched)
  • RTD objectives related to technological
    development problems specific to sectors
  • programmes financed by ministries coordinating
    the respective sectors
  • complementarity of national RTD priorities (in
    the National Plan) and sectoral/ departamental
    technological development issues
  • Core research programmes (2003)
  • programmes of the national RTD institutes or
    other RTD units of national interest,
  • approved and financed by the Ministry of
    Education and Research
  • - research objectives related to development
    strategies

9
RD and innovation governance framework (III)
  • Programmes of grants for scientific research
    (1996)
  • coordinated by the Ministry of Education,
    Research and Youth
  • advanced research projects, freely initiated by
    the scientific community (no prior setting of
    domains/ objectives
  • stimulation of scientific excellence and
    formation of scientific career
  • 5 categories of projects
  • Participation open competition of projects
    individual researchers/ teams

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RD and innovation governance framework (IV)
  • Programme for technology transfer (to be
    launched)
  • coordinated by the Ministry of Education,
    Research and Youth
  • development of specialized infrastructures for
    technology transfer and innovation, including
    technical assistance and information centres,
    technology transfer centres, incubators, S/T
    parks
  • categories of projects insitutional construction
    and the development of specific services for TTI
  • participation institutes, universities,
    enterprises, local authorities (consortia)

11
RD and innovation governance framework (V)
  • Recent legal framework for RD and innovation
  • Government Ordinance 57/ 2002 on research and
    technological development
  • unification and improvement of previous RD
    regulations
  • Government Ordinance 65/ 2002 on the statute of
    RD personnel,
  • importance of the scientific professional body
  • conditions for the development of the scientific
    career
  • Government Ordinance 14/ 2002 for the creation
    and functioning of ST parks

12
Policy framework to foster ST advancement (I)
  • ST advisory mechanisms
  • presidential institution and cabinet of prime
    minister
  • special advisors for the ST issues
  • National Council for ST Policy (prime minister)
  • national RD priorities in correlation with the
    other economic and social development policies
  • Inter-Ministerial Council for ST and Innovation
  • correlation of RD and innovation policies and
    programmes at government level
  • Consultative bodies by the Ministry of Education,
    Research and Youth
  • Advisory Board for RD and innovation
  • Council for Higher Education Research
  • Strategic Orientation Councils at the level of
    programmes in the National Plan for RD and
    Innovation
  • Council for Research Grants of the Romanian
    Academy

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Policy framework to foster ST advancement (II)
  • Development of human resources for RD
  • attract and keep young graduates in the RD
    activity
  • develoment of scientific careers and of
    competitive research teams
  • promotion of international collaboration and
    mobility
  • Development of RD infrastructures
  • develop RD and ICT equipment and facilities in
    RD organisations
  • development of virtual centres/ networks of
    laboratories
  • development of national ICT infrastructures for
    RD
  • National Computer Network for Research and
    Education
  • new initiative GRID infrastructure for RD
    activities

14
Policy framework to foster ST advancement (III)
  • Development of centres of excellence
  • seven programmes of the National Plan for RD and
    Innovation special component for CEs
  • 49 teams in 17 RD organisations
  • about 1200 researchers
  • ST foresight activities
  • nine projects for RD strategies in specific ST
    fields, in the ERA integration perspective
  • one project for the strategy of technological
    restructuring in 10 industrial sectors, in
    correlation with regional development needs
  • major component dedicated to foresight
    activities, with participation of all major
    stakeholders

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Policy framework for a more efficientST
application (I)
  • Measures to promote RD and innovation in
    enterprises
  • development of research- industry partnership
  • National Plan for RD and Innovation
  • collaborative RD projects (research-industry
    consortia)
  • cofinancing regime
  • business sector contribution to total budget of
    the Plan
  • 27 in 2001, 35 in 2002
  • the market for RD results
  • data banks and Internet services for online
    processing of RD supply and demand
    (www.cercetare.ro)
  • special IPR regime and free transfer of RD
    results obtained in programmes financed from
    public funds
  • development of innovative SMEs
  • Investment Society for technological transfer and
    development (risk capital)
  • joint action plans with the Agency for SMEs and
    Cooperation, the State Office for Pattents and
    Trademarks

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Policy framework for a more efficientST
application (II)
  • Development of infrastructures for technology
    transfer and innovation
  • TTI package
  • GO 57/ 2002 for Scientific Research and
    Technological Development, GO 14/ 2002 for ST
    Parks creation and accreditation procedures for
    entities in the TTI infrastructures
  • The new Technology Transfer Programme of MERY
  • TTI infrastructures at regional level
  • local joint initiatives of RD institutes,
    universities and public administration
  • ST parks with software profile in Timisoara, in
    collaboration with University of Linz - Austria,
    in Braila and Galati
  • stimulation of spinning-off processes

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Promotion of international ST collaboration (I)
  • Process of integration into the European Research
    Area (ERA)
  • expansion of the national research space towards
    ERA
  • correlation of national RD thematic prioritites
    with those of the EU RDT FPs
  • correlation (subsidiarity) of research
    activities, mobility
  • legal, institutional and financial support for
    participation in the EU RDT FPs
  • more than 10 of the total budget for the
    National Plan for RTD and Innovation allocated
    for CORINT
  • more than 75 of the total budget for Corint
    allocated for participation in the international
    RTD programmes running in the european space
    FPVVI, COST, NATO, Eureka

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Promotion of international ST collaboration (II)
  • Bilateral ST cooperation
  • inter/governmental agreements around 400
    projects a year
  • gt 40 in the European space (mainly Austria,
    Belgium, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary,
    Poland, Switzerland, states of former Yugoslavia)
  • main partners outside Europe China, Japan, USA
  • cooperation within international ST
    organizations
  • UN bodies, including UN CSTD
  • the International Agency for Atomic Energy, CERN,
    UICN - Unified Institute for Nuclear Research
  • ESA, NASA
  • ECI - European Central Initiative
  • OBSEC - Organization of the Black Sea Economic
    Cooperation
  • ICGEB - International Center for Genetic
    Engineering and Biotechnology
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