Agenda
Research
programme
"Science for a sustainable development" (SSD)
On 4 March 2005, the Council of Ministers approved
the research programme “Science for a Sustainable Development” (2005-2009)
for which the federal State and the federated entities concluded a
cooperation agreement.
The priority research areas are the
following:
- Energy
- Transport and mobility
- Agri-food
- Health and environment
- Climate (including Antarctica)
- Biodiversity (including Antarctica and the
North Sea)
- Atmosphere and terrestrial (including
freshwater) and marine
ecosystems (including
Antarctica and the North Sea).
- Transversal research: in order to better translate/operationalise
the concept of sustainable development, in and between the priority
areas, transversal and generic research is necessary.
The research must also take account of the (complexity
of the) interactions between the priority research areas.
Within these priority research areas, the Programme
encourages the submission of proposals on questions concerning standardisation.
The Belgian Science Policy will launch various
calls for proposals with regard to the different
research areas of the Programme, in conformity with the indicative
timetable enclosed. The Belgian Science Policy now launches a
second call for proposals.
Call for proposals 2
The present call fits within the following research areas:
- Energy
- Transport and mobility
- Agri-food
- Health and environment
- Biodiversity (including Antarctica and the
North Sea)
- Terrestrial (including freshwater) and
marine ecosystems of the North Sea
- Transversal research
Closing dates
- Expression of interest: 17 March
2006
- Research proposals: 20 April 2006 at 15:30
hours
Documents
Contact persons
- Secretariat:
- Coordination:
- Energy
- Transport and mobility
- Monique
Blanken : +32 (0)2 238 35 57
- Hilde
Van Dongen : +32 (0)2 238 34 92
- Agro-food
- Health and environment
- Biodiversity / Terrestrial and marine ecosystems
- Transversal research
- Marie-Carmen
Bex : +32 (0)2 238 34 81
- Marc
Van Heuckelom : +32 (0)2 238 35 55