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This document outlines the findings and main activities of National Contact Points (NCPs) and networks, emphasizing their significance in facilitating access to the research community and improving participation in Framework Programs (FP). Identified advantages include enhanced information exchange and partner searches, while challenges consist of feedback, updates, and sector differentiation. An analysis of network categories such as Local Support, Scientific Research, Professional Information, and Lobbying Networks provides insights into their roles in promoting research initiatives. Cooperation among 127 networks is essential for success.
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NCPs andNetworks Zdenka Sustakova Technology Centre AS CR September 2005 Portorož,Slovenia
NCPs andNetworks • Questionnaire – August 2005 • Database – 127 networks - 45 361 members
Network Categories • Local Support Network • Scientific Research Network • Professional Information Network • Lobbying Network • Public Policy Network • Working Group
NCPs and Networks Advantages • access to research community • exchange of information • dissemination of research results • partner searches • improvement of participation in FP • sourcing of information
NCPs and Networks Difficulties • feedback • updating of the contact details • low information on network activities • coordination with other networks • no differentiation by sectors • no need for support
NCPs and Networks Main joint activities
NCPs and Networks Importance of cooperation 1. Essential - 46 networks 2. Useful - 63 networks 3. Not important - 8 networks
Phases of NCP activity • A – Sourcing (information collection) • B – Promotion of NCP activities • C – Providing of services • D – After services and control
NCPs and Networks Network (Working Group) Only sourcing Other networks All phases of NCP activity