Hungary takes over the EUREKA Chairmanship in July 2011 for a year, with a commitment to tackle major issues in European innovation policy. Hungary is home to dynamic, world class research groups and has a strong culture of risk taking in business, both excellent ingredients for the development of an innovative environment in Europe.
> Taking a closer look on Loans Systems
> Developing EUREKA's bonds with Venture Capital
> Removing gaps in the Innovation Chain
> Developing additional Financial Instruments and expanding exisiting ones
> Examine new forms of financing for the Life Sciences Industry
> Developing the Relation with South-Korea, a EUREKA Associated Country
> Formal Association Agreement with Canada
> Continuing EUREKA's Internationalisation Strategy
> Enhancing cross-border cooperation
> Promoting coherence with funds at the regional level
> Learning from regional cooperation models
> Agro-food
> Manufacturing
> ICT Technologies
> Strengthening and improving the Eurostars for SMEs Programme
> Paving the way for the Eurostars 2 Programme beyond 2013
> ERA-NETS
> Joint Technology Initiatives
> European Technology Platforms
> European Institute of Technology (EIT)