Comment on The Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda and its Multi-Annual Roadmap by Manuel de la Fédération EOSC – EOSC dans le texte

The Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda and its Multi-Annual Roadmap The overall purpose of the EOSC Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda, or SRIA, is to define the general framework for future research, development and innovation activities in relation to the European Open Science Cloud. Priorities are assigned to three levels for implementation: European: denoting everything done at European level, be that projects financed through the Horizon Europe programme, activities of the EOSC Association, or work by research infrastructures and service organisations operating at a European level. EOSC is an integral part of, and supports, the European Commission’s strategy for realising the European Research Area (ERA), in particular the policy priorities of Open Innovation, Open Science and Open to the World and the goal of findable, accessible, interoperable and reusable (FAIR) data. This section outlines the EC policy context for and stages of EOSC’s development, including its governance structure and activities during the transition period 2019–2020, and the landscape of national infrastructures and international initiatives, as well as the role of the governance of EOSC in the form of the EOSC Association. Section 3 Strategic objectives of the European Open Science Cloud The first two sections of this Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda have placed the European Open Science Cloud in the context of the digital age and of Europe’s strategy towards Open Science and FAIR data. Section 8 Multi-Annual Roadmap (MAR) This Strategic Research and Innovation Agenda (SRIA) sets clear goals to develop the European Open Science Cloud (EOSC) and build a research environment that promotes Open Science and increases trust in and reproducibility of research.

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