Thematic focus

The aim to increase social and economic value from knowledge and transform data and research results into sustainable products and solutions.

The Mutual Learning Exercise (MLE) on Knowledge Valorisation, engaging 18 countries, has aimed to improve policies and public support for knowledge uptake and deployment.

Provide feedback on ‘How to run Hackathons with citizens’, a publication outlining the key steps in the organisation of a citizens’ hackathon

At the EU Knowledge Valorisation Week 2023 the EC provided free hands-on training and encouraged an exchange of good training practices and programmes among stakeholders.

Are you dealing with knowledge valorisation at or for a European university or a public research organisation? Then share with us your views on socially responsible licensing in this short survey!

Have you tested a practice which is transforming knowledge and research results into practical solutions creating societal and/or economic value? Could your practice inspire other knowledge valorisation actors and be replicated by them? We would like to invite you to share your practice.

Research and innovation (R&I) play a key role in addressing some of our pressing societal challenges, for instance related to health, food and climate issues. This require R&I actors to rethink the way they can maximise the use of their knowledge assets in order to ensure societal impact.

EU-funded projects and their consortia can continue to receive free mentoring services from the EU-funded Horizon Standardisation Booster.

The Commission initiative received large support according to a recent survey. Stakeholders could provide feedback to the draft codes ensure that the voice of their countries, organisations, or other entities are heard.