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Seminar "European Integration Experience of Hungary, Czech Republic and Poland for Ukraine's usage owing to EUREKA program's support"

Date - September 6, 2005

Opening (10.00 - 10.10)

Introduction

Morning meeting (10.10 - 11.50)

EUREKA's main activity trends in the CEE states

Moderators: Mr. Vieillefosse, Head of EUREKA Secretariat, Mr. Halada, Chairman of the Presidency EUREKA Office on 2005/2006 years

International innovation programme EUREKA as a catalyst for international integration in the scientific-technical development environment;

Main principles and approaches for EUREKA projects financing;

Main principles of the partners searching for a joint EUREKA project realization

Coffee Break (11.50 - 12.15)

EUREKA program's using for the integration of Poland into the EU

EUREKA functioning features in Hungary

Czech Republic - presidency member state's tasks for EUREKA programme development

Afternoon meeting (12.15 - 13.30)

Examples of EUREKA project successful realization in the CEE states

Moderators: Mr. Tokarski, EUREKA National Coordinator in Poland, Mr. Martinec, EUREKA National Coordinator in the Czech Republic, Mr. Konch, EUREKA National Coordinator in Hungary

ROTOR project (Poland) - achievements and perspectives for project results introduction

MULTIFUNK project (Czech Republic) - organization and directions of cooperation

EUREKA projects in Hungary

Launch (13.30 - 15.00)

Evening meeting (15.00 - 16.30)

Perspectives of international cooperation for Ukraine in the framework of EUREKA programme

Moderators: Mrs. Kulikova, Head of Department for European Integration of the Ukrainian-Government Secretariat, Mrs. Patrakh, Head of department for International Collaboration of the Ministry of Education and Science, Mr. Smertenko, EUREKA National Coordinator in Ukraine

Ukrainian objects in EUREKA programme in the framework of realization of the Lisbon Strategy

International scientific-technical cooperation in the Ministry of Education and Science: adaptation of the EU experience

EUREKA project organization in Ukraine: experience from participants

Conclusion remarks (16.30 - 16.45)