Publié le 27/10/2007
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The idea of a European Institue of Technology (EIT) stema from the 2005 mid-term reviw of the Lisbon startegy. The first Commission Communication of February 2006 "Implementing the renewed partnership for growth and jobs. Developing a knowledge flagship. The European Institute of Technology" 'COM(2006)0077) defined only the broad elements of the proposed EIT, some of which were further elaboreted in the later Communication "The European Institute of Technology : further steps towards its creation" (COM(2006)0276).
The legislative proposal (COM(2006)604 final/2) was published on 13 November 2006.
The European Parliament in its Annual Policy Strategy 2007 Resolution (A6-0154/2006).
The European Council expressed support for the EIT in its meeting of 14-15 December 2006 "The Council and the European Parliament should, after having carried out a thorough examination of the Commission's proposal, move swiftly to adopt, in 2007, a decision to set up the European Institute of Technology"
Givent the right form, the EIT may prove useful in the Community's research and innovation activities, but its whole raison-d'être depends on a number of points not yet sufficiently clarified, the most importnat of which are addressed below :
The Governing Board will take the horizontal and strategic decisions on the EIT's activities : identifying the strategic fields and main thematic research areas, establishing "Knowledge and Innovation Communities" (KICs), selection, monitoring and evaluating the consortia to operate these KICs, and coordinate the different KIC activities.
The KICs are throught to be partnerships where teams from universities, research organisations and industry would work together to address a strategically important topic in an inter-disciplinary field, and they will perform all operational activities of the EIT :
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Futhermore, the Commission's proposal only foresees consultation of the Commission in determining the strategic priorities of the EIT. In order to become a "flagship" of European innovation, the EIT must be able secure a significant amount of private fundin. The ability to raise its own funding, be it from external sources or from revenues of its own activities (including management of intellectual property rights (IPR) which the proposal foresees the EIT will accumulate over time) will be the very rasion dêtre of the EIT.
Rather the IET should develop a brand or label - an "EIT diploma" - wich will supplement and add value to the formalised academic degrees awarded by the educational insitutions participating in the KICs.
An important role of an EIT would be to examine best pratices from different countries and possibly at a later stage provide a permanent platform for exchange of experience for Member States' national programmes, research foundations and agencies :
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The EIT is intented to be a centre of excellence, or, alternatively, a body for coordinating centers of excellence through the activities of the Knowledge and Innovation Communities (KICs). By establishing the best possible conditions of work for European researchers, particularly by encouraging their mobility and facilitating the recognition of their qualifications, it may represent an effective solution to the brain drain, while also attracting the best researchers and students in the world to the EU thanks to integrated excellence-driven partnerships within the knowledge triangle.
It is essential in the connection for the KICs to enjoy as much independence as possible to carry out their operational activities within the strategic framework defined by the EIT, while being answerable to the EIT. The KICs should therefore be a source of wealth-and-job-creation by engendering innovatie SMEs in cutting-edge technology and promoting new forms of organisations and businesses. In order to boost the flow of information and the sharing of knowledge and to promote the optimum use of resources, it will be important with this in mind for KICs to form around geographical centre and ensure the influence of such centres at local and regional level.
In studying the innovation process, the cultural diversity and specific characteristics of Europe need to be taken into account. Thanks to its multi-cultural working environment, the EIT holds out the promise of better understanding between the Mmebers States, by becoming an instrument for cooperation, enabling national conflicts of interest to be more easily overcome. It is thus also conceivable that the EIT will provide new types of courses :
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The creation of an EIT quality label, which must represent a significantly higher level than a qualification from a non-EIT university, could help widen the institute's reputaiton and establish its worldwilde recognition. The EIT as a world-class high performance flagship, which should transform innovatie discoveries into commercial opportunities.
The proposed reference amount is EUR 308 million for a period of 6 years from 1 January 2008 (until 2013).
Additionally, EUR 1,5 billion are supposed to come from other EU programmes (7th Framework Programme for Research, Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP) and structural Funds, etc.).
Moreover, EUR 527 million would come from Member States, private sector and EIB loans.
This means that in total, the Commission estimates the spending of the EIT and the KICs (Knowledge and Innovation Communities) at EUR 2.367 billion.
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