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Agenda of the 304th Meeting of the Scientific and Technical Research Committee (CREST), 19 October 2005

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October 14, 2005
Last updated
May 22, 2015

Brussels, 13 Oct 2005

1. Adoption of the Draft Agenda 2. Approval of the Draft Summary Conclusions of the 303rd meeting of 29 September 2005
- Doc. CREST 3. Information from the Presidency and the Commission
* Presidency
* Commission

4. 3% and Open Method of Co-ordination

  • Presentation by the lead countries of the Expert Groups on the progress made so far;

  • Presentation by the Commission on the progress made in the area of human resources and mobility
5. Basic Research

  • Presentation of the first draft of the summary on national basic research systems
Thursday, 20th October 2005:
Chairman: Zoran Stan i ; European Commission, Deputy Director General 6. Meeting of the Directors General on 3% OMC
  • Presentation of the UK research and innovation policies;
  • Presentation of the Commission Communication "More research and innovation: investing for growth and employment. A common approach";
  • The National Reform Programmes:
    • Presentation by Commission services: the assessment procedure and time scale;
    • Presentation by the Spanish and Czech delegations: lessons drawn from the preparation of the National Reform Programmes
  • OMC 3% Expert Groups:
    • Presentation by the UK Presidency on progress made so far and expected deliverables;
    • Presentation by the Norwegian delegation: implementation of the outcomes of the OMC 3% in the area of fiscal measures;
    • Presentation by the Swedish delegation: implementation of the outcomes of the OMC 3% in the area of the reform of public research organisations
  • 7. Agenda for Next meeting (5 December 2005; Brussels) 8. Any Other Business NB: To reduce costs, only documents produced in the week preceding the meeting will be available in the meeting room.

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