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"I strongly support – and voted in favour of – these proposed Joint Technology Initiatives (JTIs) and Public-Public Partnerships (P2Ps), as they have proven levels of research efficiency and effectiveness, as well as attracting high industrial participation compared to other areas of the EU’s research programmes, particularly amongst SMEs. I am particularly pleased that attempts by both the lead PPE and S&D negotiators to reduce substantially the money allocated to them from Horizon 2020 were defeated. I view the programmes as a key priority in driving long-term industry participation, and, as the funding models used under the proposals generate a greater contribution from industry than would be the case under the usual Horizon 2020 funding rules, the cumulative effect is more money spent on research. It was also important to ensure that the work programmes of each partnership met the criteria agreed under the overall Horizon 2020 legislation, in order to guarantee the consistency of research priorities. In order to guarantee full scrutiny and transparency of the public expenditure, Parliament insisted on separate discharge procedures for each programme."@en1
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