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"The Commission has initiated the publishing of a Green Paper that seeks to lay down a common strategic framework for research funding after 2013. This framework combines European programmes – namely, the Research Framework Programme (FP), the European Institute of Technology (EIT), and the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) – with the structural funding allocated for research and innovation. It is an opportunity to strengthen the European Research Area and, at the same time, to dovetail it into a clear-cut convergence strategy for the Member States. The report proposes that the existing schemes and programmes be reorganised with a view to tackling the challenges that Europe has to face. It also creates a plan for a long-term stable model for the funding of research and innovation. This should consist of a new European Small and Medium-Sized Enterprise Bank, support for which will be accompanied by a new financial instrument – project bonds. I supported the report. However, I am anticipating that, in the near future, there will be a clarification on whether or not the project bonds are in the form of EU borrowing, which is expressly prohibited under the Lisbon Treaty."@en1
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