Naslov
Policy and Innovation for Raw Materials and Minerals in Europe. Challenges, Characteristics and Good Practices

Autori
Endl, Andreas ; Gottenhuber, Sara Louise ; Berger, Gerald ; Tost, Michael ; Moser, Peter ; Rosenkranz, Jan ; Frishammar, Johan ; Taxiarchou, Maria ; Tsertou, Eirini ; Menezes Pinheiro, Luis ; Cardoso Martins, Filomena ; Fidélis, Teresa ; Jordá Bordehore, Luis ; Regueiro, Manuel Maria ; Vrkljan, Darko ; Grbes, Anamarija ; Briševac, Zlatko ; Klanfar, Mario ; Cerna, Veronika ; Cochaux, Caroline ; Aaltonen, Riikka ; Woltjer, Johan

Izvornik
MIN-GUIDE project

Vrsta, podvrsta
Ostale vrste radova, izvještaj

Godina
2018

Ključne riječi
mining, raw materials, policy, exploration, processing, innovation

Sažetak
In an effort to address the challenges of secure and sustainable minerals production, the European Innovation Partnership’s Strategic Implementation Plan (EIP SIP) defines cross value chain innovation and boosting of innovation capacity as key success factors. A modern minerals policy framework is an important cornerstone that can facilitate such innovation and entrepreneurship. Hence, MIN-GUIDE addresses aspects related to an effective minerals policy framework, coordination between public policy bodies, and their relation to private sector innovation that foster sustainable minerals production. In so doing, the project provides insights on how to overcome the various technological, organisational, policy, and other challenges for innovation faced by private sector actors in various parts of the mining value chain. MIN-GUIDE Work Packages 3-5 have studied the linkages between innovation and minerals policy frameworks in the EU to investigate how different innovations are generated, developed and deployed in different EU Member States throughout the mining value chain (and how these are either facilitated or inhibited by policies and legislation on a national and/or European level).

Izvorni jezik
Engleski

Znanstvena područja
Rudarstvo, nafta i geološko inženjerstvo

Napomena
MIN-GUIDE receives funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No. 689527

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