Date/Time
Date(s) - 08/05/2019
All Day
PT-DESY, Albert-Einstein-Ring 21, D-22761 Hamburg, Germany
Quantifiable economic impacts of research infrastructures
In the past decade, some large research infrastructures have begun to implement elaborate approaches for economic impact assessment with the ambition to clearly demonstrate their contribution to socio-economic development in monetary terms. In this context, in-depth methodologies have been developed to capture short-term effects caused by expenditure and employment as well as long-term impacts conveyed through knowledge spillovers, education and training, and innovation effects at qualified suppliers. This workshop intends to explain a selection of these methods in detail and to make related experiences available to a broader range of interested organisations.
To that end, this workshop will bring together academic experts to introduce established indicator systems with practitioners from RIs to report on the costs, resources and competences required to collect relevant figures in practice.
Agenda
Presentations
Economic assessment of RI impacts_Vignetti
Ex-post evaluation of the socio-economic impact of DORIS_Haid
IA experience at CERN in the framework of FCC study_Gutleber and Crespo Garrido
RIs and technological learning_Florio
State of play and advances in the RI-PATHS project_Griniece and Kroll
Accommodation
NB: Participants need to make their own accommodation arrangements.
Participants are responsible for covering the cost of their stay.
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