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Chapter 10 EU vision to pave the way for impactful R&I in the Western Balkans: a case at POLIS University

  • Ledian Bregasi and Besnik Aliaj
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Abstract

As EuropeEurope faces an era of unprecedented challenges and opportunities that transcend national borders, initiatives such as Horizon Europe and researchresearch and innovationinnovation (R&I) frameworks (such as FP10) represent a key commitment of the continent to prioritize R&I to drive scientific and societal progress. With adequate funding and a defined framework, it can go beyond being a mere funding mechanism and instead act as a catalyst for exceptional, collaborative, inclusive and impactful R&I across Europe. By positioning the European continent as a leader in new discoveries and knowledge, such projects can enable it to address global concerns successfully. To shape tangible and meaningful R&I according to local and universityuniversity needs, the authors of this article present the top-down strategic vision of the EU through initiatives such as Horizon/FP10, including the views of mid-level stakeholders and organizations such as the European University Association (EUA). They also present an alternative vision and address national/regional contributions from the bottom up.

Abstract

As EuropeEurope faces an era of unprecedented challenges and opportunities that transcend national borders, initiatives such as Horizon Europe and researchresearch and innovationinnovation (R&I) frameworks (such as FP10) represent a key commitment of the continent to prioritize R&I to drive scientific and societal progress. With adequate funding and a defined framework, it can go beyond being a mere funding mechanism and instead act as a catalyst for exceptional, collaborative, inclusive and impactful R&I across Europe. By positioning the European continent as a leader in new discoveries and knowledge, such projects can enable it to address global concerns successfully. To shape tangible and meaningful R&I according to local and universityuniversity needs, the authors of this article present the top-down strategic vision of the EU through initiatives such as Horizon/FP10, including the views of mid-level stakeholders and organizations such as the European University Association (EUA). They also present an alternative vision and address national/regional contributions from the bottom up.

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