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[Fundamental ethical principles in the European framework programmes for research and development]
François Hirsch1, Isidoros Karatzas, Pēteris Zilgalvis
1Commission européenne, DG Recherche, Unité Gouvernance et éthique , Square de Meeûs, 1050 Bruxelles, Belgique. francois.hirsch@ec.europa.eu
Medecine Sciences : M/S
|September 22, 2009
Summary
The European Commission funds research through its 7th Framework Programme, allocating 54 billion Euros. A key condition for this significant research funding is adherence to fundamental ethical principles.
Area of Science:
- European Union Research Funding
- International Research Collaboration
- Science Policy
Context:
- The European Commission is a major international research funder.
- EU Framework Programmes support diverse projects impacting health, technology, and environment.
- The 7th Framework Programme (2006-2013) had a budget of 54 billion Euros.
Purpose:
- To outline the ethical considerations within European Union research funding.
- To discuss the importance of ethical principles in research evaluation.
- To inform stakeholders about EU research funding requirements.
Summary:
- The 7th Framework Programme represents a substantial investment in European research and development.
- EU funding aims to meet the Lisbon Council's goal of 3% GDP for R&D.
- Ethical compliance is a mandatory condition for receiving EU research grants.
Impact:
- Ensures responsible conduct in EU-funded research projects.
- Promotes public trust in scientific endeavors.
- Upholds the integrity of research activities across Europe and beyond.
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