Documents

Joint Statement

Joint conclusions developed by researchers from the EU and China.

Published in the Official Journal of the EC.

Press Release, November 2013.

Strategy Paper for enhancing reciprocity in EU-China S&T cooperation.

EU-China: Closer partners, growing responsibilities

Brussels, 24.10.2006

Signed in 2012.

EU expert briefing: Thematic context of the Seminar: Overall strategic approach.

Horizon 2020 and thematic context from EU perspective.

Expectations from a “STANDARD” perspective under “Horizon2020”.

Towards EU-China Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology Flagship. Joint report developed by experts from the EU and China.

Finnish-Chinese Food and Health Education Exchange Program. Teacher Exchange on Food Sciences. 2010-2012 Report.

Partnership  between China and the EU.

Guide to promote  researchers' mobility and collaboration between the EU and China.

Published in 2011

In its first year of the 12th Five-year Plan (2011-2015), the Guangdong S&T International Cooperation Programme aimed to strengthen the independent innovation capacity of Guangdong province.

Dragon-STAR project deliverable.

 Research-based foresight.

Guidelines for Researchers.

Dragon Star Project Report, 2013

Letter of Intent on R&I Cooperation in Food, Agriculture and Biotechnology between EC and Chinese Academy on Sciences.

Analytical Presentation.

DG Research Report, 2008.

Science and Technology Partnership Scheme of the Ministry of Science and Technology of China and the EC

Compiled by the Delegation of the European Union to China in 2012.

The study aims to help inform and develop STI strategies for the European Union (EU) considering the emerging role of China as a competitor and partner of the EU.
This report provides the results of the activities conducted in the project Work packages (WP)s. These results have been summarised separately for WP1: Identifying, assessing and updating data and indicators relevant to Science, Technology and Innovation in China and WP2: Mapping of China’s research and innovation capabilities in selected technologies. Following this, the results of WP3: Assessing China's policies in terms of development of its domestic STI capabilities and its international strategy and WP4: An overview of framework conditions and the development and growth of innovative firms have been summarised together since their methodologies overlapped. Finally, a summary of the analysis developed under WP5: Draw conclusions for the EU as regard the challenges and opportunities provided by the development of China the short and medium term (5 years) is provided.

This document is the annex to Deliverable 9: Final Report of the Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) Performance of China study (Project RTD-2011-C6-China)
The contents are presented as follows:
• Section 2 Chinese indicator definitions, sources & notes – relating to Chapter 2 of the main report;
• Section 3 Further results from Chapter 3 of the main report;
• Section 4 Summary of the survey results – relating to Chapters 4-6 of the main report.

The Administrative Arrangement with the "National Natural Science Foundation of China" (NSFC) to launch research projects in specific research areas of common interest (26 March 2010).

The Beijing S&T International Cooperation Programme, acting as an implementation of “Technology Beijing” (Keji Beijing) Action, aims to boost science and technology development in Beijing utilizing the demonstration effect of international science and technology cooperation.

Factsheet, Brussels, November 2013.

The EU-China Joint Declaration on Innovation Cooperation Dialogue (20 September 2012) to create an official platform for exchanges and cooperation on innovation between both Sides.

Leaflet

The Shanghai S&T International Cooperation Programme aims to encourage the S&T cooperation between Science and Technology Commission of Shanghai Municipality (STCSM) and  foreign governmental authorities and other international scientific and technological organisations.