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Forest-Based Sector Technology PlatformCG Beckeman

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Europe and FTP

Global strength – Europe in the lead

Political support necessary for FTP success

Improved cooperation between EU-countries

Coordination with national research agendas

Co-funding

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Budget proposal FP 7 (2007-2013)

Cooperation 44735

Ideas 11942

People 7178

Capacities 7536

Non-nuclear actions of

the Joint Research Centre 1824

Total 73215 (EUR mio.)

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”Cooperation” – nine themes (EUR mio.)

Health 8373

Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology 2472

Information and Communication Technologies 12756

Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, materials and

new Production Technologies 4865

Energy 2951

Environment (including Climate Change) 2552

Transport (including Aeronautics) 5981

Socio-economic Sciences and the Humanities 798

Security and Space 3987

Total 44735

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Growth of Community RTD BudgetNormalised to four years duration

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Funding mechanisms

FP72007-2013

73 B EUR

European ResearchCouncilJoint European Technology InitiativesJETI (5-6)

TP

Evaluation

Technology platforms (~ 32)

Integrated projects

Infrastructures

Basic research

etc.

TP

FTP

TP

TP

TP

TP

National publicfunding

Industry funding

EIB, banks

Etc.

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Innovation System

Product focus

Process focus

Focus on understanding

Company

Research clusters

Institutes

Tech. Universities

Research programmes

Universities

Research provider

Society Industry Companies

Initiative / financing bodies

Our movement in the last years

For support of product development a close interaction to external research is maintained

Industrial production and marketing

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Vision document (stage 1)Shared VisionKey ChallengesStrategic Objectives

Strategic Research Agenda, including plan for funding (stage 2)

Implementation (stage 3)

Key deliverables of a Technology Platform

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Strategic objectives of the FTP

Meeting the multifunctional demands on forest resources and their sustainable management.

Enhancing availability and use of forest bio-mass for products and energy.

Development of intelligent and efficient manufacturing processes, including reduced energy consumption.

Development of innovative products for changing markets and customer needs.

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Strategic objectives of the FTP

Establishing a more efficient innovation system, including a better-structured research community with higher efficiency.

Deepening the sector’s scientific basis, including taking advantage of emerging sciences.

Establishing education and training schemes that meet high requirements.

Improving communication with the public and policy makers.

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Important for SRA success

Time 2005 – 2030 Divided 2005 – 2015 and 2015 – 2030

7th Frame Program 2007 – 2013QualityRelevanceFocus

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Platforms for interaction

Plants for the Future (Plant and genomics)

Technology Platform on Sustainable Chemistry (SUSTECH)

European Construction Technology Platform (ECTP)

Water Supply and Sanitation Technology Platform (WSSTP)

Platform on Future Manufacturing Technologies (MANUFUTURE)

Liquid Biofuels

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Organisation

High Level Group

ProjectManagement

Advisory Committee

National Support Groups

ScientificCouncil

Education & training

Funding,structure and coordination

Strategic Research Agenda

Communication

Implementation

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FTP’s National Support Groups

EstablishedAustria, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, the Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland

Under establishmentBelgium, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, UK

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Development of Strategic Research Agenda

Specialities/New businesses

Strategic Research Agenda

Forestry

Pulp and paper products

Wood products

Bioenergy

Energy Competi-tiveness

Consu-mers

Society Environ-ment

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Development of the SRA

NSGNSG

NSGNSG

Individuals via website

June 15

Bottom-up collection of research needs

Forestry

Pulp and paper

Wood products

Bioenergy

Specialities and new businesses

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European prioritisation by value chain WGs

Sept 15

SRA team

Putting together the SRA

Nov 9–10

WHAT?

WHO?

WHEN?

RESULT Inputs R&D theme proposals

StructureStrategic objectivesR&D themes SRA

Dec 1

Project management

team

FinalisingSRA

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SRA contributors

1) Lennart Eriksson+6 (SRA team)2) SRA team + ICs+ITTF3) VCWG leaders + members4) Project management

SRA Working organisation

SRA Project organisation

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VCWG members

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Development of the SRA – Detailed timetable

Sept 13

Letter to NSGs

Week 41

First Draft SRA

Sept 29

VCWG leaders +secr. +ICs+IT+PM

Oct 14

AC

Oct 13

SC

Nov 9

HLG

Nov 9-10

R&D ForumDraft SRA

Dec 1

Final SRA

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FTP and climate change

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Forest-based business ICT – applications

A 1 m resolution picture is created using satellite picture and GPS

Forest managementwith GPS for sustainability anddiversified supply networks

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Forest-Based Sector Technology Platform

SRA will be publicly presented on 9-10 November 2005 in the European Forest-based Sector Research Forum

www.fbs-research.com