Content of the Euratom Framework Programme for 2012-2013 Sample Clauses

Content of the Euratom Framework Programme for 2012-2013. This Framework Programme is part of a legislative package that contains proposals for decisions for the Framework Programme itself, two Specific Programmes (for direct and indirect actions), and the Rules for Participation. It presents the scientific and technological objectives of research activities and provides appropriate rules for the participation of research organisations, universities and industry. It will cover the construction of ITER, the accompanying fusion energy research programme, the fission and radiation protection research activities, and the JRC direct actions in nuclear security and safety. The Euratom Framework Programme for 2012-13 contains broadly the same scientific, technical and strategic objectives and uses the same funding schemes as the current Euratom FP7 programme (2007-2011). Nonetheless, the programme has evolved over the last five years, and must take into account the results of recent research and the new policy context and research landscape in Europe. Regarding policy, the most significant development has been the adoption and endorsement of the SET-Plan as part of a broad portfolio approach to addressing future energy challenges. The broad objectives for the Euratom Framework Programme for the years 2012-13 are: – in the area of fusion energy research, to develop the technology for a safe, sustainable, environmentally responsible and economically viable energy source; – in the area of nuclear fission and radiation protection, to enhance the safety, resource efficiency and cost-effectiveness of nuclear fission and other uses of radiation in industry and medicine, and to enhance nuclear security (nuclear safeguards, non-proliferation, combating illicit trafficking and nuclear forensics).
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