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Optimising the policy mix by the development of a common methodology for the assessment of (socio-) economic impacts of RTDI public funding (CIA4OPM)
Start date: Mar 27, 2009, End date: Mar 26, 2011 PROJECT FINISHED

The project will establish a network of policy actors with the goal of exchanging information and learning from each other on national activities with respect to the assessment of (socio-) economic impacts of public funding (policies and instruments) of Research, Technological Development and Innovation (RTDI) in the areas of (i) enhancement of private R&D investment; (ii) improved cooperation between public research institutes and private enterprises; and (iii) improved management of research institutions and universities. The project will develop better harmonised (amongst Member States/ regions) methodologies (toolbox/manual) for the alignment/coordination of impact assessment of public RTDI funding, and will assess the usefulness of impact assessment tools in the development of an appropriate policy mix.