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Profilaktyka i leczenie chorób cywilizacyjnych - realizacja programu badań naukowych STRATEGMED

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Tomaszczyk-Pacuła K., Madej K.
Kontrola Państwowa
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2018
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vol. 63
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issue 6 (383)
107-116
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The National Research Programme was the foundation for the development and implementation of strategic research and development programmes by the National Centre for Research and Development (NCBR). On the basis of the programme, the NCBR implemented the programme “Prevention and Treatment of Diseases of Civilisation – STRATEGMED”, which was adopted on 21st June 2012 with the budget of PLN 800 million. This was the first strategic programme within the new model for supporting research and development. Its main objective was to achieve a significant progress in the fight against the diseases of civilization and regenerative medicine on the basis of the results of research and development works conducted within the programme. NIK carried out an audit of this programme’s implementation.
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Od dystrybucji środków publicznych do budowania partnerstwa publiczno‑prywatnego w dziedzinie B+R+I - podejście Narodowego Centrum Badań i Rozwoju do finansowania badań stosowanych

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Skibska‑Zielińska M.
Studia BAS
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2014
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issue 3(39)
101-137
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The article looks at public‑private partnership as an instruments of financing research, development and innovation projects (R&D&I) in Poland. The author introduces the case of the National Centre for Research and Development (NCRD), a governmental executive agency set up to fund applied research. The paper begins with presenting the rationale for changes in the structure of R&D&I funding by increasing the private expenditures, as it can result in a more innovative economy. Next, the author presents the tasks, range and results of NCRD activities, which focus on strengthening of cooperation between science and business, as well as increasing the business investment in R&D&I projects. The author also covers new pilot undertakings based on public‑private partnership created by NCRD, venture capital funds and seed fund investors.
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