Scientific and Technological Cooperation Sample Clauses
The Scientific and Technological Cooperation clause establishes a framework for parties to collaborate on research, development, and innovation activities. It typically outlines the scope of joint projects, sharing of resources or data, and mechanisms for intellectual property management. By formalizing how parties work together on scientific and technological initiatives, this clause ensures coordinated efforts, promotes knowledge exchange, and helps prevent disputes over contributions or results.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. The Parties will endeavour to promote cooperation on scientific and technological development. The aim of cooperation shall be to:
(a) encourage the establishment of permanent links between the Parties’ scientific communities, notably by means of: — providing Palestinian institutions with access to Community research and technological development programmes in accordance with Community rules governing non-Community countries’ involvement in such programmes, — Palestinian participation in networks of decentralized ▇▇▇▇▇▇- ▇▇▇▇▇, — promoting synergy in training and research;
(b) improve Palestinian research capabilities;
(c) stimulate technological innovation and the transfer of new tech- nology and know-how;
(d) encourage all activities aimed at establishing synergy at regional level.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree to strengthen scientific and technological cooperation in areas of mutual interest, including industry, energy, transport, environment, in particular climate change and natural resources management (e.g. fishery, forestry and rural development), agriculture and food security, biotechnologies, and human and animal health, taking account of their respective policies and cooperation programmes.
2. The aims of such cooperation shall be, inter alia, to:
(a) encourage the exchange of scientific and technological information and know-how, including on the implementation of policies and programmes;
(b) promote enduring relations and research partnerships between scientific communities, research centres, universities and industries;
(c) promote human resources training in science and technology;
(d) strengthen the application of scientific and technological research for promoting sustainable development and improving the quality of life.
3. Cooperation shall take the following forms:
(a) joint R&D projects and programmes;
(b) the exchange of information, knowledge and experience through joint organisation of scientific seminars and workshops, meetings, symposia and conferences;
(c) the training and exchange of scientists, junior researchers through international mobility schemes and exchange programmes, providing for the maximum dissemination of the results of research, learning and best practices;
(d) other forms as mutually agreed upon by the Parties.
4. In this cooperation, the Parties shall favour the participation of their respective higher education institutions, research centres and productive sectors, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises. The cooperation activities should be based on the principles of reciprocity, fair treatment and mutual benefits, and ensure an adequate protection of intellectual property.
5. Specific priorities of cooperation shall be accorded to inter alia the following areas:
(a) the promotion and facilitation of access to designated research facilities for the exchange and training of researchers;
(b) encourage the integration of R&D in investment and official development assistance programmes/projects.
6. The Parties shall endeavor to mobilise financial sources to support the implementation of scientific and technological cooperation activities under this Agreement within their capacities.
7. The Parties agree to make all efforts to increase public awareness about possibilities offered by their respec...
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. 1. The Parties shall encourage, develop and facilitate cooperation in the field of science, technology and innovation in areas of mutual interest, in accordance with the laws and regulations of both Parties.
2. The aims of such cooperation shall be to:
(a) encourage exchange of information on science, technology and innovation, on policies and programmes;
(b) promote enduring relations between the Parties' scientific communities, research centres, universities and industries;
(c) promote training and mobility of researchers and students of higher education institutions.
3. Subject to discussion between the Parties, and in consultation with the research funding agencies of each country, cooperation may take the form of joint research projects and/or exchanges, meetings, workshops and training of scientists and students of higher education institutions through international mobility schemes providing for the maximum dissemination of the results of research.
4. In this cooperation, the Parties shall promote the participation of their respective higher education institutions, research centres and productive sectors, including SMEs.
5. The Parties agree to make efforts to increase awareness about possibilities for science and technological cooperation offered by their respective programmes.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree that cooperation in science and technology shall be carried out in their mutual interest and in compliance with their policies, and shall aim to:
(a) exchange scientific and technological information and experience at regional level, especially on the implementation of policies and programmes;
(b) promote human resources development;
(c) ▇▇▇▇▇▇ relations between the Parties' scientific communities;
(d) encourage the participation of the business sector of the Parties in scientific and technological cooperation, in particular the promotion of innovation;
(e) promote innovation and technology transfer between the Parties, including e-government and cleaner technologies.
2. The Parties agree to promote and strengthen scientific research, technological development and innovation processes, involving higher-education institutions, research centres; productive sectors, especially small and medium-sized enterprises shall be encouraged on both sides.
3. The Parties agree to ▇▇▇▇▇▇ scientific and technological cooperation among universities, research institutes and productive sectors of both regions, including scholarships, student and specialists exchange programmes.
4. The Parties agree to strengthen the links of cooperation between scientific, technological and innovation entities for the promotion, dissemination and transfer of technology.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree to cooperate in the field of science and technology taking into account their respective policy objectives.
2. The aims of such cooperation shall be to:
a) encourage the exchange of information and sharing of know-how on science and technology, especially on the implementation of policies and programmes as well as intellectual property rights for research and development interventions;
b) promote enduring relations and research partnerships between the Parties' scientific communities, research centres, universities and industry;
c) promote human resources training and technological and research capacity building.
3. Cooperation shall take the form of joint research projects and exchanges, meetings and training of researchers through international training and mobility schemes and exchange programmes, providing for the maximum dissemination of the results of research, learning and best practices. Other modes of cooperation may be mutually agreed upon.
4. These cooperation activities should be based on the principles of reciprocity, fair treatment and mutual benefits and ensure an adequate protection of intellectual property. Any intellectual property rights issues that may arise in the context of cooperation under this Agreement may, where necessary, be the subject of negotiations between the relevant agencies or groups involved prior to the commencement of cooperative activities and may include issues of copyright, trademark and patents in consideration of the Parties' respective laws and regulations.
5. The Parties shall encourage the participation of their respective higher education institutions, research centres, and productive sectors including SMEs.
6. The Parties agree to make all efforts to increase public awareness about possibilities offered by their respective programmes for science and technology cooperation.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree to cooperate in the field of scientific research and technological development (RTD) in areas of mutual interest and benefit.
2. The aims of such cooperation shall be to:
(a) encourage exchanges of information and sharing of know-how on science and technology, including on the implementation of policies and programmes;
(b) promote research partnerships between the Parties' scientific communities, research centres, universities and industry;
(c) promote training and mobility of researchers;
(d) encourage the participation of their respective higher education institutions, research centres and industry, including small and medium-sized enterprises in their respective RTD programmes.
3. Cooperation may take the form of joint research projects and exchanges, meetings and training of researchers through international training and mobility schemes and exchange programmes, providing for the maximum dissemination of the results of research, learning and best practices.
4. These cooperation activities shall be in accordance with the laws and regulations of both parties. They are based on the principles of reciprocity, fair treatment and mutual benefit, and ensure an effective protection of intellectual property.
5. The Parties agree to make all efforts to increase public awareness about possibilities offered by their respective programmes for science and technology cooperation.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree that cooperation in science and technology shall be carried out in their mutual interest and in compliance with their policies, particularly as regards the rules for use of intellectual property resulting from research, and shall aim to:
(a) contribute to the development of science and technology in the Andean region;
(b) exchange scientific and technological information and experience at regional level, especially on the implementation of policies and programmes;
(c) promote human resources development and an adequate institutional framework for research and development;
(d) ▇▇▇▇▇▇ relations between the Parties' scientific communities and promote the development of joint scientific and technological research projects;
(e) encourage the participation of the business sector in both Parties in scientific and technological cooperation, in particular in the promotion of innovation;
(f) promote innovation and technology transfer between the Parties, including e-government and cleaner technologies;
2. The involvement of higher-education institutions, research centres and productive sectors, especially small and medium-sized enterprises, shall be encouraged on both sides.
3. The Parties agree to promote scientific and technological cooperation between universities, research institutions and productive sectors of both regions, including granting of scholarships, student and high-level specialist exchanges.
4. The Parties also agree to promote Andean participation in technological and development programmes of the European Community in accordance with the latter’s provisions governing the participation of legal entities from third countries.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. 1. The Parties agree to cooperate in the field of science and technology in areas of mutual interest, taking account of their respective policies.
2. The aims of such cooperation shall be:
(a) to encourage exchanges of information and know-how on science and technology, especially on the implementation of policies and programmes;
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. The Parties undertake to intensify scientific and technological cooperation. Detailed arrangements for the implementation of this objective shall be set out in separate agreements concluded for this purpose.
Scientific and Technological Cooperation. Earth Sciences