Support for assessment of socio-economic and environmental impacts (SEEI) of European R&I programme:: the case of Horizon Europe

Baptiste Boitier; Pierre Le-Mouël; Paul Zagamé; Andrea Ricci; Haroldas Brozaitis; Josep Espasa; Vilius Stanciauskas; Rene Wintjes; Pierre Mohnen

doi:10.2777/038591

Support for assessment of socio-economic and environmental impacts (SEEI) of European R&I programme: the case of Horizon Europe

Baptiste Boitier, Pierre Le-Mouël, Paul Zagamé, Andrea Ricci, Haroldas Brozaitis, Josep Espasa, Vilius Stanciauskas, Rene Wintjes, Pierre Mohnen

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This study was carried out to provide support to the Impact Assessment of Horizon Europe, the European Framework Programme for Research and Innovation (2021-2027). The socio-economic and environmental impacts were assessed against the baseline of continuation of the Horizon 2020 Programme (2014-2020) for different policy options distinguishing: management options (centralised or decentralised), budgetary options (increase or decrease of budget) and general design options (clustered into two groups aiming at "More Impact" and "More Openness"). This assessment was conducted using the NEMESIS macro-economic model, which allows to translate R & D investments and the related knowledge spillovers into endogenous growth mechanisms

Original language	English
Place of Publication	Luxembourg
Publisher	Publications Office of the European Union
Number of pages	149
ISBN (Print)	9279927361, 9789279927362
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.2777/038591
Publication status	Published - 2018

Keywords

innovation
social impact
research programme
research and development
economic consequence
environmental impact
research budget
Framework Programme for Research and Development

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