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ProgrammesThe NCP_WIDERA.NET factsheet ‘Key Facts on Knowledge Valorisation (KV) in the European Research Area (ERA)’ presents key information on KV and highlights its relevance within the ERA and Horizon Europe (HE), with a special focus on the HE programme component “Reforming and Enhancing the European R&I System” (in short: the “ERA part”) of the WIDERA work programme. For more information about the ERA part, visit the dedicated Research Executive Agency page and NCP Flanders page.
The European Commission defines knowledge valorisation as follows: “KV is the process of creating social and economic value from knowledge – transforming research results, data, and know-how into sustainable products, services, solutions, and knowledge-based policies that benefit society. It serves as a bridge linking academia, industry, policymakers, and citizens”. The topics covered in the factsheet are:
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