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13.7. Literature and web-links ..............................................................................................219 13.8. Acknowledgements .....................................................................................................219 14. Slovenia ............................................................................................................................220 14.1. General information.....................................................................................................220 14.2. National programmes and projects..............................................................................222 14.3. The research institutes and their expertise..................................................................223 14.4. Universities .................................................................................................................227 14.5. Companies.................................................................................................................. 229 14.6. Literature and web-links ..............................................................................................230 14.7. Acknowledgements .....................................................................................................230 15. Turkey ...............................................................................................................................231 15.1. General information.....................................................................................................231 15.2. National programmes and projects..............................................................................233 15.3. The Research Institutes and their expertise ................................................................235 15.4. Universities .................................................................................................................237 15.5. FP6 collaborations ......................................................................................................240 15.6. Literature and web-links ..............................................................................................243 15.7. Acknowledgements .....................................................................................................243 16. Concluding Summary ........................................................................................................244 16.1 Acknowledgements ......................................................................................................246 6
1. Introduction 1.1. General information about R&D in the candidate countries The European Union (EU) is preparing for enlargement by at least 10 candidate countries in 2004(see Figure 1). At the moment the R&D advance of the candidate countries are behind the average of the current EU (see Table 1). The March 2002 Barcelona European Council has set the objective to increase the average investment level in R&D activities from 1.9% of GDP today to 3% of GDP by 2010. Two thirds of this investment level should be funded by the private sector. (http://europa.eu.int/comm/research/era/3pct/ pdf/action- plan.pdf). It is believed that research is one of the fields in which enlargement can offer the greatest potential benefits - both to the Member States and to the candidate countries. (Science in Slovenia, 2002). Figure 1: Map of the candidate countries (Source: http://forum.europa.eu.int/irc/dsis/candidate/info/data/candidatecountries/) In fact, research is the first area where enlargement becomes reality. European Commissioner Philippe Busquin and the responsible ministers from the EU´s candidate countries signed an association agreement for the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) on 29 October 2002. For the first time the candidate countries received the same entitlements as Member States. The financial contribution of the candidate countries to the FP6 budget is based on their GDP ratio. As the Commission is interested in the candidate countries being involved from the beginning of FP6, a reduction of 30% and 20% for the first two years of participation was agreed. At the end of October 2003, the European Research Commissioner Busquin met the ministers and high level representatives of the 13 acceding and candidate countries again. At that time, they discussed their participation in the EU's Sixth Framework Programme for research 2002-2006 (FP6) and, more specifically, their response to the first calls for proposals. From a total number of 106 000 participants in FP6 proposals received to date, there are 13 450 participants from acceding/candidate countries (12.7% of the total). Of those proposals that have been successfully funded there were 1500 organisations from acceding/candidate countries (a success rate of 13%, while the corresponding rate for 7
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