Are you involved in research and innovation activities?
Are you a researcher, scientist, innovator, entrepreneur, private investor, innovation or research manager, knowledge transfer professional, citizen engagement practitioner, or a policy maker involved in innovation? Are you from a university, public or private research performing organisation, university spinoff, technology start-up, or an organisation facilitating uptake of knowledge-based innovative solutions?
Are you interested in contributing to EU policy for better valorisation of research results, bringing innovations to the market and benefits to society?
The Codes of Practice on knowledge valorisation aim to provide detailed guidance to all those involved in research and innovation.
By participating in this survey on the uptake of the Codes of Practice you provide input to inform the development of the future EU knowledge valorisation policy.
Background
On 2 December 2022, the Council adopted a Recommendation on the guiding principles for knowledge valorisation to establish a common line on measures and policy initiatives in the European Union.
To help implement the Guiding Principles, the European Commission adopted four Codes of Practice on Knowledge Valorisation, providing practical guidance to research and innovation actors in making research results work for market and society.
The Codes of Practice cover: