Specific research, technological development and demonstration programme in the field of cooperation with third countries and international organizations, 1994-1998
Funding Organisation: 
European Commission European Union Full Details
Country of origin: European Union
What type of research is funded? Applied, Demonstration
Projects based on defined research needs (programme driven) or an open call (demand driven)? Demand Driven
Total budget:  575 Million EUROs
Funding rate by programme:  %
Programme start year: 1994
Duration of programme: 4 years
Programme open for funding of international participation:  Yes
Programme has ongoing or terminated international projects:  No
Keywords: 
Brownfields
Contaminated land-->Contaminated land overview
Groundwater protection-->Groundwater protection overview
Sediments
Diffuse pollution-->Diffuse pollution overview
Water resources and their management -->Water resources and their management Overview
Soil-->Soil Overview
Water and sanitation-->Water and sanitation Overview
Topics: 
This specific programme constitutes the Second Activity of the Fourth Framework Programme, 'Cooperation with third countries and international organizations'. 
International S&T cooperation conducted by the Community will be coordinated both centrally in this programme and through provisions in the other specific
programmes enabling European third countries, not covered by the EEA, to participate in their research activities. In addition, the programme will incorporate non-nuclear cooperation activities and the cooperation activities developed in earlier Framework Programmes,
as well as the APAS. The envisaged activities will aim at strengthening international cooperation on RTD with third countries so as to enhance the effectiveness of Community
RTD, to improve the Community's scientific and technological base and to support the implementation of other Community policies. Efforts are also made to step up the coordination of S&T cooperation between the Member States and third countries, in order to avoid duplication of effort
and to better define the Community's areas of competence on the basis of the subsidiarity principle. Cooperation is based on the principle of mutual benefit. In addition to the direct or short-term advantage gained during the life of the action, projects
must also demonstrate long-term or indirect advantages to the Community.
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WEB Link: http://cordis.europa.eu/programme/rcn/469_en.html
Projects Supported by this Programme:


 Development of Options for Damage Limitation and Environmental Rest oration of the Mercury-Contaminated Areas in North-Central Kazakhstan
Root WEB Link: http://cordis.europa.eu
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