Transcript JPI "Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans” A New Frontier

JPI "Healthy and Productive Seas and Oceans”
A New Frontier
Florence Coroner
IFREMER
Seminar on EU funding for
research and innovation in the
Outermost Region
La Réunion, September 14-17th 2011
Content
1. What is a JPI ?
2. Policy context
3. Vision
4. Progress made
5. French positionning
6. Next steps
Content
1. What is a JPI ?
2. Policy context
3. Vision
4. Progress made
5. French positionning
6. Next steps
What is a JPI ?
 The JPI is not a new intrument in the EU Framework
Programme
 A process to increase the value of relevant national and EU
R&D and infrastructure investments by concerted and joint
planning.
 Various tools/instruments will be developped further to
implement the JPI, among them the ERANET, ERANET+
schemes, I3 and collaborative projects
 Member States and Associated Countries are expected to
coordinate national research activities, group resources,
benefit from complementarities and develop common
research and innovation agendas, as a basis for long-term
JPI is an integrating step
consolidating
platforms
Marine & Maritime
Horizon
2020
JPI Oceans
Tools
Marine Environment
Marine Resources
FP7
MARI
SEAS
BONUS+ FISH
ERA
FP6
MARIN
ERA
FP5
AMPERA
EATiP
BONUS
RENW
ENERGY
MARI
FISH
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TEC
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1. What is a JPI
2. Policy context
3. Vision
4. Progress made
5. French positionning
6. Next steps
Policy Context
 An Integrated Maritime Policy for the European Union
(2007)
 The Marine Strategy framework Directive
 Maximising the value of the maritim economy
 A Marine and Maritime research strategy (2009)
 EU 20-20 Objectives in particular the Flagship Initiatives:
 Innovation Union
 Resource efficient Europe
…
1. What is a JPI
2. Policy context
3. Vision
4. Progress made
5. French positionning
6. Next steps
Vision and early gap analysis - SRIA
Examples:
• Climate change impact on
oceans
Marine
Environment
Research, & Data
Infrastructure
EOOS
Examples:
• Healthy Seafood
•
Climate
Change
Maritime
Economy
and
Human activities
Converging maritime
technologies, Blue
Biotech
•
Climate change impacts on
marine Ecosystems
•
Climate change impact on
Coastal areas
Human capacities,
Crosscutting
technologies
Examples:
• Climate change impact
on spatial Planning
•
Marine System
Impact of climate
change on maritime
structures
Target Groups
Researchers
&
Technologists
Industry
&
Services
Policy makers
&
Society
1. What is a JPI
2. Policy context
3. Vision
4. Progress made
5. French positionning
6. Next steps
Progress made since Competitivity Council
of May 2010
 May 2010: Launch of 2nd wave of JPI including JPI
OCEANS
 June 2010: 1st task force meeting of JPI OCEANS
 May 2011: Adoption of vision document / Mapping /
Preliminary gap analysis for SRIA / - ToR for Governing
Bodies
 April 2011: Postitive Maturity Assessment of the EC
 May 2011: JPI OCEANS response to the CSFRI Green
Paper
 20 September 2011: 1st management board meeting
17 Member-states /Associated countries participating
Covering all European Sea basins
 11 members (NO, ES, BE, FR, IT, UK, PT, NL, TR, DK, RO)
 7 observers (DE, FI, IE, SE, IS, EC) (+ BONUS)
Members
Observers
Bonus
Secretariat
In Brussels
WHO
Members
of
the
Interim Management Board
Members
Co-Chairs
Cont.
- Members
Observers:
France:
Belgium:
Germany:
Dosdat
Herman
IFREMER
Department
Economy,
•• Antoin
• Rudy
Jan-Stefan
Fritz,
Rolf
Peinert,ofKDM
for BMF
Science and Innovation also Chair RTD expert
Italy:
Sweden:
Marine
Research
Infrastructure
•• Giuseppe
Cavarretta,
CNR,
Mario
Dogliani,
Lisagroup
Almesjö
, Rearsch
Council
Env.
MSP Rina
• David Cox Belgian Science Policy Office
Denmark:
Ireland:
(BELSPO)
•• Susanne
Hede,
Inst. for
STI, Jette Nielsen, DTU
Geoffrey
O’Sullivan,
IMI
Netherland:
Spain:
Iceland:
•• Josef
• Joan
Stuefer,
Albagies,
NWO
Ministry
of Science
and for
Sigurður
Björnsson
, The Icelandic
Center
Portugal:
Innovation,
also Chair of SeasERA
Research
(RANIS)
•Finland:
Catarina
• Theodoro
Resende,
Ramirez,
FCT,Antonio
Instituto Español
Abreu, FCT
de
Romania:
Oceanografía
• Kyösti
Lempa, Academy of Finland
•BONUS:
Adrian
Norway:
Stanica, Inst. Geology
UK:
• Jartrud
• Elise
OukkaSteinsli, The Ministry of Fisheries and
•EU
Jacky
Coastal
Woods,
Affairs
NOCS on for Env. Research Council
Commission:
Turkey:
• Christina
The Research
• Waddah
SaabAbildgaard,
– RTD – MARE
- ENV Council
HOW:
Governance structure
Strategic
Advisory
Board
Management Board
(high level MS/AC representatives)
Strategic
Research & Innovation
Agenda
Executive committee
(MS/AC representatives)
Secretariat
(No, Be, Fr, Es)
Variable Geometry
Action Plan
Strategic
Implementation
Agenda
- Website
- Extranet as a work tool
- Logo
Spanish Presidency Event Gijon May 20th 2010:
JPI Oceans 1st public event at EU Maritime Day:
1250+ participants (maritime sectors, researchers)
In presence of Commissioners:
-
Potočnik and Damanaki
Belgian Presidency EurOCEAN2010 October :
-
+ 300 “Ostende Declaration” calls for:
1. Joint programming as an integrating framework
2. European Oceans and Observation system
3. Research to Knowledge mechanism for Policy
-
Endorsed by the conference and welcomed by:
- Commissioner Máire Geoghegan-Quinn
- The Belgium EU Presidency, Federal Minister for Science
Policy, Sabine Laurelle
1. What is a JPI
2. Policy context
3. Vision
4. Progress made
5. French positionning
6. Next steps
French positionning
 MESR is the official representative in the GPC (ERAC)
 Ifremer/A. Dosdat mandated to represent France in the Interim
Management Board
 AllEnvi and ANR to nominate two representatives for the
management board (ongoing process)
 For AllEnvi, the ”Groupe Mer” designated Ifremer
 For ANR, it is still to be determined
 A mirror group, composed with the AllEnvi’s ”Groupe Mer”
members will be set up to backing the 2 representatives with the
”Programme mer” outcomes.
1. What is a JPI
2. Policy context
3. Vision
4. Progress made
5. French positionning
6. Next steps
Roadmap 2011-2012
 20 september: Endorsement of Vision document, Mapping,
Terms of Reference by the Management Board
 CSA (FP7) to support the lauch of the JPI OCEANS (build a
durable interface science-economy-policy in order to develop a
credible SRIA)
 to establish executive and advisory structures, to provide the
procedures for the continuous development and implementation
of a strategic research innovation agenda (SRIA) to be adopted
by the MB itself on a variable geometry
 Fall 2011: Establishment of STAB
 2012: 1st STAB meeting (CSA)
JPI Impact
Area
Renewable
energy
Tourism
Political
driver
Economic and Societal goals
JPI
Impact
EU 20-20-20 Significant by 2020, 2050 50% of
Medium
its electricity from renewable
Energy
marine energy
Com(201046 10% + of EUs GPD- 19 million
Medium
1)
jobs, Rising sea levels
Fisheries
KBBE, CFP,
MSFD
Maritime
Com2009
8 Inn. Un.
Blue biotech
Innovation
Union
Marine env.
MSFD
June(2008)
Climate
change
EEA 2009
Fisheries w.wide ½ exploited, ¼
over exploited The JPI goal MSY
Medium
By 2018, the world fleet est.
100,000 vessels –eco-quality
Medium
Marine biotech market est. to
surpass EUR 2.6 billion in 2009
Medium
Legal obligations to achieve GES High
by 2020
Cost 12-18 billion Euro/yr our
coastal areas by 2080, adapt risk High
reduction to Euro 1 billion
“A New Frontier” for a
“Grand Challenge”
Thank you for your attention!
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