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Areas of cooperationProjects will be developed in the areas of molecular biology, plant breeding, and food processingtechnology, food nutrition, bioorganic chemistry, microbiology, life-science developments,intellectual property rights, bio-safety and others. First round of project proposals selected basedon peer-review and the recommendations of a Joint Action Committee were implemented fromthe financial year 2005-06 onwards.Economic and trade cooperationBoth countries have a genuine political will to expand bilateral economic cooperation. TheNetherlands has great expertise in agro-technology and floriculture; water management;environment and spatial management; logistics including ports and highways/inland watertransportation.The Dutch, on their part, view India as a growing market where they need to expand their traditionalmultilateral presence with the entry of small and medium enterprises with niche technologies inmajor areas of its expertise and capabilities. Besides trade and investment, they are also lookingto India for knowledge workers to enhance Dutch competitiveness and innovation for economicregeneration. Both sides have taken significant steps to identify new areas of cooperation. Theyare currently working to develop a long term partnership in the new avenues for economic andcommercial cooperation in the fields of ICT, biotechnology; agriculture and food processing,urban water and solid waste management, inland water transport; dredging; ship building; portdevelopment; infrastructure; environment; oil and gas etc.MOU between ICSSR and NWOIn 2006, NWO signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Indian Council for SocialScience Research (ICSSR). Two NWO divisions are involved: WOTRO and the NWO Division of SocialSciences (MaGW). WOTRO and ICSSR were already counterparts through the joint coordinationof IDPAD (Indo-Dutch Programme on Alternatives in Development). The new collaboration is asequel of IDPAD, and expresses the need to broaden social science cooperation and to includethemes of general interest to the social sciences in both countries.The future research collaboration will work along four lines: opportunities for individualresearchers, to enhance scientific excellence on the following thematic research areas, linkingscience to society:ӫӫchanging life coursesӫ ӫ science, technology and society (STS)ӫ ӫ Global relationshipsӫӫpoverty and inequality142
3.Opportunities for Europeans in IndiaThe instruments will include Exchange of information between councils, workshops, seminars,conferences, joint research proposals and projects, and visits of scholars. To facilitate thecooperation a Joint Advisory Committee of representatives from both organizations will beinstalled to develop a Memorandum of Agreement on mutual cooperation, with details forimplementation. In 2007 further information will become available on the options for joint Indo-Dutch research.143
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AuthorsAPRE: Serena Borgna, Martina
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Table of contentsEXECUTIVE SUMMARY
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Executive summaryThe INDIA GATE ini
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and Hungary. Many Member States wor
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organisations from taking part in t
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The strategic objectives of INDIA G
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Industrial Research (DSIR), Departm
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The Private Sector Expenditures on
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India’s Educational StructureUniv
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ConclusionsOverall India Innovation
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Frugal innovation is also a mind-se
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Frugal Innovations in IndiaThe Jaip
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Frugal Innovations in IndiaAravind
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GE MAC 400 ElectrocardiogramFrugal
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Country Capacity forInnovationQuali
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Future of Innovation: Policies & In
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ӰӰState and Sectorial Innovation
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e delivered in multiple ways, and c
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Life Sciences,Ahmedabad,GujaratPUB:
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Innovation Cluster in IndiaPharmace
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India Inclusive Innovation FundA bi
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ClusterAutomotive IndustryAutomotiv
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ClusterPharmaceuticals IndustryGlob
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Recent Trends and OpportunitiesSome
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IndustryAerospace IndustryGlobally,
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Energy IndustryClusterIndia stands
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ӰӰEU-India Cooperation in Energy
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Transport IndustryIndustryIndia has
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ӫ ӫ By 2016, Indian Railways will
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IndustryWater and Waste-watermanage
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ӰӰKey Innovation activitiesSince
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The European Commission and the EU
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3. OPPORTUNITIES FOR EUROPEANS IN I
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Ministry of Science & TechnologyDep
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ӰӰCooperation between India and G
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ScopeAll areas of science (in the b
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Ministry of Science & TechnologyDep
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to the duration of visit. Not less
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training at its state of the art fa
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Number of AwardsUp to 10 research a
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New Indigo programmeCSIR is also pa
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ӫӫe-government, e-education and e
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New Delhi to encourage joint resear
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4.6 EU-INDIA COOP initiatives: the
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EU - INDIA S&T COOP DAYS 2009When &
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EU - INDIA S&T COOP DAYS 2012When &
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Appendix 2 - List of Key institutio
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Indian Council of Agricultural Rese
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The research leading to these resul
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