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3. “PEOPLE” (SP3) 443.1. PEOPLE-1 Initial training of researchers 443.2. PEOPLE-2 Life-long training and career development 443.3. PEOPLE-3 Industry-academia partnerships and pathways 483.4. PEOPLE-4 World fellowships 493.5. PEOPLE-5 Specifi c actions 504. “CAPACITIES” (SP4) 514.1. Research Infrastructures (INFRA) 514.2. Research for the benefi t of SMEs (SME) 524.3. Regions of Knowledge (REGIONS) 534.4. Research Potential (REGPOT) 544.5. Science in Society (SiS) 54ANNEX 554
Analysis and inventory of FP7 marine-related ed proposalsposa1. PREFACESeas and oceans cover 70 percent of the Earth’s surface yet people usually know more aboutthe moon’s surface than the ocean depths. Still, seas and oceans have a huge impact on ourdaily lives, providing an essential part of our wealth and well-being. They are not only a criticalsource of food, energy and resources, but also provide the majority of Europe’s trade routes.Sea-related industries and services generate about 5% of Europe’s gross domestic product.The value of living by the sea, while intangible, is high to many of us. Europe’s coastlines are afavoured site for recreation and residence, and almost 50% of the European population live lessthan 50 km from the coast. Yet overfi shing, pollution from industry and transport, dischargeof nutrients, together with the impact of climate change are dramatically affecting the marineenvironment, putting it at risk of severe damages.Science and technology have a vital role to play in the preservation of the marine environmentas well as in realising the great economic potential of our seas and oceans. From the“Galway Declaration” 1 in 2004 to the “Aberdeen Declaration” 2 in 2007, the European scientifi ccommunity has provided excellent contributions to the key input of marine-related researchfor the development of a dynamic and sustainable European maritime policy and EuropeanResearch Area (ERA). The “European Strategy for Marine and Maritime research” (COM(2008) 534), 3 adopted in 2008, is an essential pillar of the EU 4 integrated maritime policy. Itaims, through a better integration of sectors and research disciplines, to progress towards thepreservation of fragile marine environments while sustaining the development of maritime activities.It also represents one of the fi rst attempts to fully establish, within a research domain, theEuropean Research Area.Dissemination of information about marine-related research initiatives funded at EU level is ofparamount importance to help develop synergies and cross-fertilisation of knowledge betweensectors and disciplines. It will also result in a better acknowledgement and awareness of thebenefi ts arising from the different research initiatives and avoid further duplication of efforts.1http://ec.europa.eu/research/press/2007/maritime-briefi ng/pdf/24-galway-declaration_en.pdf2http://ec.europa.eu/maritimeaffairs/declaration_en.html3COM (2008) 534: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do?uri=COM:2008:0534:FIN:EN:PDF4EU: European Union5
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