TAILIEUCHUNG - JRC in Euratom Research and Training Programme 2014–2020

The paper highlights some of the achievements of recent JRC direct actions with a focus on the interaction with EU MS research organisations, as well as some of the most important elements of the Commission Proposal for the next (2021–2025) Euratom Programme, with a focus on the new positioning of the JRC as regards its participation in indirect actions. | JRC in Euratom Research and Training Programme 2014 2020 EPJ Nuclear Sci. Technol. 6 45 2020 Nuclear Sciences S. Abousahl et al. published by EDP Sciences 2020 amp Technologies https epjn 2019036 Available online at https REVIEW ARTICLE JRC in Euratom Research and Training Programme 2014 2020 Said Abousahl Andrea Bucalossi Victor Esteban Gran and Manuel Martin Ramos European Commission EC DG Joint Research Centre Euratom Coordination Brussels Belgium Received 6 September 2019 Accepted 30 September 2019 Abstract. The Euratom Research and Training Programme 2014 2018 and its extension 2019 2020 the Euratom Programme is implemented through direct actions in fission . research performed by the Commission s Joint Research Centre JRC and through indirect actions in fission . via competitive calls for proposals and in fusion . through a comprehensive named-beneficiary co-fund action managed by the Commission s Directorate-General for Research amp Innovation RTD . The general objective of the Programme is to pursue nuclear research and training activities with an emphasis on the continuous improvement of nuclear safety security and radiation protection in particular to potentially contribute to the long-term decarbon- isation of the energy system in a safe efficient and secure way. The Programme is an integral part of Horizon 2020 the EU Framework Programme for Research and Innovation. The direct actions implemented by the JRC constitute an important part of the Euratom Programme and pursue specific objectives covering nuclear safety radioactive waste management decommissioning emergency preparedness nuclear security safeguards and non-proliferation standardisation knowledge management education and training and support to the policy of the Union on these fields. The JRC multi-annual work programme for nuclear activities fully reflects the aforementioned objectives. It is structured in about 20 projects and allocates 48 of its resources to

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• Elements of the Commission Proposal
• EU MS research organisation
• Euratom Research and Training Programme
• Commission’s Joint Research Centre
• Commission’s Directorate General for Research & Innovation