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| CLEPA | ||
CLEPA is the European umbrella membership organisation for the global Automotive Supply industry. It represents 80 of the world's most prominent suppliers for car parts,
systems and modules. National trade associations and European sectoral associations from 18 countries represent more than 2,500 companies, employing more than two million people,
covering all products and services within the automotive supply chain. CLEPA headquarters are in Brussels, Belgium.
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| EUCAR | ||
The EUCAR Model Consortium Agreement was drafted on the basis of model consortium agreements EUCAR had published for earlier Framework Programmes.
The EUCAR Model Consortium Agreement suggests to establish a strong Core Group advised by a General Assembly,
to grant access rights,
to share liability risks according to the project share,
and for Integrated Projects to grant access rights among the sub-projects so far as needed only for the project and for the exploitation of the results of the respective sub-project,
to establish a Steering Committee for each sub-project.
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| ADASE | ||
ADASE is an EC IST funded thematic network that will help to introduce and implement active safety systems by harmonising and communicating active safety functions, identifying technological needs and focussing on essentials, preparing architectures, roadmaps and standards.
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| FISITA | ||
FISITA is an independent world body representing over 167,000 automotive engineers through its membership of national automotive societies in 34 countries. FISITA's mission is to help create efficient, affordable, safe and sustainable automotive transportation. By providing a global forum involving engineers together with representatives from industry, government, academia and standardisation bodies, FISITA makes sure that everyone concerned with automotive transportation is working together towards the development of cleaner, safer, more sustainable vehicles. | ||
| Information Society Technology | ||
The IST 2005-06 Work Programme will define the content of calls for proposals and tenders in 2005 and 2006 for the IST priority. Consultation with the industrial and academic research community is a key input into this definition. This is to be done through meetings, workshops and a series of web-based consultations which will help define the main features and key priorities of the Work Programme. The aim of the consultation process is to:
To assist with this process we would like to invite you to submit your ideas and suggestions using the Consultation Form (http://www.cordis.lu/ist/workprogramme/wp0506-consultation.htm)below. The cut off date for comments is: 20 April 2004. | ||