EU Links

Here you will find EU links concerning research cooperation.

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global issues

Three cooperating INCO-NETs, WBC-INCO.NET, SEA-EU-NET and IncoNet EECA will contribute to the development of a common database on relevant national and international science policies and programmes tackling global issues such as climate change. On the website you are able to browse already entered research programmes/ national strategies and to enter new research programmes/ national strategies.
http://www.global-issues-rtd.info/index.html

Community Research and Development Information Service - CORDIS

CORDIS, the Community Research and Development Information Service for Science, Research and Development, is the official source of information on the seventh framework programme (FP7) calls for proposals; it offers interactive web facilities that links together researchers, policymakers, managers and key players in the field of research.
http://cordis.europa.eu/en/home.html

ERAWATCH

ERAWATCH® provides information on national research policies, structures, programmes and organisations. The aim of this service is to support policy making in the research field in Europe, by facilitating a better knowledge and understanding of national research systems, policies and the environments in which they operate. Currently 43 countries are covered. With the service's evolution regional and other coverage is expected to increase over time.
http://cordis.europa.eu/erawatch/ 

Specific International Scientific Cooperation Activities (INCO)

The general objective of international cooperation activities carried out under the current Framework Programme (FP6) is to help open up the European Research Area to the world. These activities focus on the mutually beneficial efforts of the Community and its Member States on the one hand and INCO target countries and other third countries on the other.
http://cordis.europa.eu/inco/home_en.html

The EU's relations with Russia – Overview

Russia is an important partner with which there is considerable interest to engage and build a strategic partnership. Russia is the EU’s largest neighbour, brought even closer to the EU by the 2004 enlargement. The 2003 European Security Strategy correctly situates Russia as a key player on geo-political and security issues at global and regional level. Russia is a key actor in the UN Security Council and has significant influence in our common European neighbourhood and in Central Asia.
http://ec.europa.eu/external_relations/russia/intro/index.htm

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