Consortium members

Building on that expertise related to the development of policy intelligence, CeRISS will provide support to the preparation of the R&I Joint Committee meetings and the regional policy dialogue fora with regards to promoting MSCA cooperation with the countries and regions targeted by the project. In parallel CeRISS implements a qualitative monitoring of participation in MSCA calls of the 20 countries and regions targeted by the project, while is overall responsible to liaise with the Eastern Partnership countries. Last but not least, CeRISS will be in charge of the preparation of recommendations for MSCA strategic promotion, based on the intelligence that will be developed throughout the project’s lifetime.

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Based on its rich experience in network cooperation in different world regions, SPI takes the lead on” Towards cross-cutting strategic international cooperation in MSCA”. The work will focus on supporting joint committee meetings, local/regional dialogues and policy dialogue fora while collecting and channelling information that will orient project activities and MSCA promotion plans. This will also include monitoring and evaluation activities regarding the implementation of the mutually-agreed MSCA promotions plans, a continuous interaction with the relevant MSCA stakeholders identified and the production of recommendations for strategic promotion in MSCA consistent with broader EU R&I policies. SPI is responsible to liaise with Argentina, Brazil, Chile, China, India, Mexico and the ASEAN region.

www.spi.pt/en/

CIHEAM BARI is a centre for post-graduate training, applied scientific research and design of in loco partnership actions within the framework of international research and cooperation programmes. Its mission is to promote sustainable agriculture in the Mediterranean focusing on training, research and cooperation. In line with CIHEAM’s Action Plan 2025 for the Mediterranean (CAPMED 2025), CIHEAM Bari is involved in a number of activities which provide a platform for institutions and organizations wishing to cooperate across the Mediterranean area.
Cooperation and research actions concern important issues such as food security, poverty alleviation, capacity building at institutional level, more efficient use of natural resources, improvement of agricultural production and productivity, promotion of organic farming, development of sustainable food systems, resilience to climate change, integrated management of coastal areas, gender empowerment, fisheries, and aquaculture, etc. The networking activities conducted by CIHEAM Bari involve hundreds of institutions located in several countries, consolidating professional contacts, institutional and multi-stakeholder partnerships, country-to-country relationships, and joint initiatives with the private sector. This paves the way to self-generating exchange of information, technical and professional expertise, publications, innovative research and educational activities, conferences, and seminars.

www.iamb.it/en/