Betekenis van:
public knowledge

Voorbeeldzinnen

1.  knowledge spillovers (positive externalities/public goods);
2. knowledge spillovers (positive externalities/public goods);
3. Knowledge transfer as a strategic mission of public research organisations
4. ensure that all public research organisations define knowledge transfer as a strategic mission;
5. Sufficient resources and incentives are available to public research organisations and their staff to engage in knowledge transfer activities.
6. Government funding is made available to support knowledge transfer and business engagement at public research organisations, including through hiring experts.
7. Establish clear principles regarding the sharing of financial returns from knowledge transfer revenues between the public research organisation, the department and the inventors.
8. I have also appointed an advisory group of individuals with knowledge of the sporting, broadcasting and public policy issues involved. The members of the group are:
9. on the management of intellectual property in knowledge transfer activities and Code of Practice for universities and other public research organisations
10. The main structural challenges therefore include ensuring the long-term sustainability of public finances, and encouraging a transition to a knowledge-based economy.
11. a common framework for sharing and interchanging information and knowledge between European public administrations and with businesses and citizens, including architecture guidelines;
12. The health information system, established under previous Community action programmes on public health, will be further developed through actions on ‘health knowledge and information’ under the forthcoming programme of Community action in the field of public health 2007 to 2013.
13. Enhanced delivery of eGovernment services enables businesses and citizens to interact with public administrations without special Information Technology (IT) skills or prior knowledge of the internal functional organisation of a public administration.
14. Thus, the development of effective policies to leverage public and private research investments is a major concern of public authorities in light of the need to accelerate the transition towards a competitive knowledge-based economy.
15. The necessary mechanisms are put in place to monitor and review progress made by national public research organisations in knowledge transfer activities, e.g. through annual reports of the individual public research organisations.