Budget de l’Union: La Commission propose le programme de recherche et d’innovation le plus ambitieux à ce jour

« Dans le cadre du prochain budget à long terme de l’UE (2021-2027), la Commission propose une enveloppe de 100 milliards d’euros pour la recherche et l’innovation.

Le nouveau programme, intitulé «Horizon Europe», s’appuiera sur les réalisations et les succès du précédent programme de recherche et d’innovation, Horizon 2020, et permettra à l’UE de se maintenir aux avant-postes de la recherche et de l’innovation mondiales. Horizon Europe est le programme de recherche et d’innovation le plus ambitieux à ce jour.

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Tout en continuant de favoriser l’excellence scientifique à travers le Conseil européen de la recherche et les bourses et échanges Marie Skłodowska-Curie, Horizon Europe introduira les principales nouveautés suivantes:

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Plus d’ouverture. Le principe de «science ouverte» deviendra le mode opératoire d’Horizon Europe, exigera un accès ouvert aux publications et aux données, ce qui favorisera la commercialisation et accroîtra le potentiel d’innovation des résultats obtenus grâce aux financements de l’Union.

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Commission Staff Working Document Impact Assessment

Accompanying the document

Proposals for a

Regulation of the Europe Parliament and of the Council

establishing Horizon Europe – the Framework Programme for Research and Innovation, laying down its rules for participation and dissemination | 7 juin 2018

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« 4 Open Science

4.1 Why do we need Open Science and why should it be supported at EU level?

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4.2 What do we want to achieve with Open Science?

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4.3 What changes and what are the expected implications?

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4.4 What alternatives were considered?

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4.5 How will Open Science be implemented?

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– Data Management Plans will be required of all projects producing research data in view of making Data Management an integral part of the research process.
– Open access to research data will be the general rule following the principle ‘as open as possible, as closed as necessary’; possibilities for
exceptions will be for duly justified reasons (e.g. concerns related to commercial exploitation, protection of personal data or confidentiality/security).
– Open access to other related research outputswill be promoted (e.g. to software, algorithms).
– Mandatory technical standards will be crafted to ensure that scientific information, publications, data and other outputs, as well as the metadata about them is available for re-use in the long term. This includes the use of persistent and unique identifiers, the use of certified repositories that are compliant to the standards of the European Open Science Cloud; finally, it includes complying to the FAIR principles for the management of research data produced by projects.

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4.6 Relevant studies

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