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Belgian Presidency conference “Research Infrastructures in a Changing Global, Environmental and Socio-economical Context”
JUN
Tue
04
JUN
Wed
05

This was 2 years ago

Location

Royal Library of Belgium (KBR)

Mont des Arts / Kunstberg 28
1000 Brussels, Belgium
Programmes
Research Infrastructures RI

The conference “Research Infrastructures in a Changing Global, Environmental and Socio-economical Context” organised in the frame of the Belgian Presidency of the European Council will focus on 3 main issues:

  • Research Infrastructures (RIs) as key players of strategic autonomy in a changing global context;
  • the socio-economic and environmental impact of RIs and
  • the broad ecosystems of RIs.

RIs are increasingly faced with a changing global context, facing a volatile and unstable geopolitical situation on the global scene, new and rapidly changing political priorities (open strategic autonomy, digital and environmental transition, mission-oriented policies…). This requires flexibility, capacity to adapt and resilience. RI’s are already confronted with the scarcity of some crucial raw material and disruption in the supply chain. The conference will explore the value of RIs to open strategic autonomy, their contributions to key political objectives like the Green Deal and look at the broad ecosystem, the relation with national/regional RIs and other initiatives and instruments.

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