El Programa d'analítica de dades per a la recerca i la innovació en salut (PADRIS) té la missió de posar a disposició de la comunitat científica les dades sanitàries relacionades per impulsar la recerca, la innovació i l’avaluació en salut mitjançant l’accés a la reutilització i creuament de les dades sanitàries generades pel sistema sanitari integral d’utilització pública de Catalunya (SISCAT), d’acord amb el marc legal i normatiu, els principis ètics i de transparència envers la ciutadania del programa.

L'objecte d'aquestes bases és regular l'atorgament dels ajuts destinats a donar suport al creixement de start-ups tecnològiques en les fases inicials de la seva activitat empresarial. La finalitat d'aquesta actuació es donar suport a l'execució del pla de negoci de start-up tecnològiques (empreses emergents que basen la seva activitat en les aplicacions de tecnologia pròpia per a la generació de nous productes, processos, serveis o desenvolupament de nous models de negoci).

This is the first in a series of Horizon 2020 Monitoring flashes. These quick reports on strategic topics will be included in the formal annual Horizon 2020 Monitoring report, and provide insights and analysis of the Horizon 2020 implementation. They will serve as a timely and targeted evidence base for ongoing policy discussions, including in preparing the ground for Horizon Europe. Monitoring flashes complement and contextualise the constantly updated monitoring data that is available through the Horizon 2020 Dashboard.

Launched and adopted on 13 February 2012, Europe's Bioeconomy Strategy addresses the production of renewable biological resources and their conversion into vital products and bio-energy. Under the lead of DG Research and Innovation, the Strategy was co-signed by several other Commission departments namely DG Agriculture and Rural Development, DG Environment, DG Maritime Affairs, and DG Industry and Entrepreneurship. The review concluded that, even though, the objectives of the 2012 Bioeconomy Strategy remain still valid, the scope of the actions have to be refocussed. The 2018 update of the Bioeconomy Strategy aims to accelerate the deployment of a sustainable European bioeconomy so as to maximise its contribution towards the 2030 Agenda and its Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as well as the Paris Agreement.

During the last decade digitisation has transformed the character of entrepreneurial activities as for both the entrepreneurial opportunities and the practices to pursue them. In this context, to ensure that the new productivity potential is fully deployed to the benefits of economic growth and societal welfare, policymakers need adequate metrics to monitor digital entrepreneurship. The measurement challenge of the digital entrepreneurship lays in the pervasive nature of the phenomenon itself that cannot be captured by count-based measures of individual-level entrepreneurial action. Therefore it becomes important to monitor the conditions which set the business context of entrepreneurs in the different EU countries. The European Index of Digital Entrepreneurship Systems (EIDES) addresses the measurement challenge by appraising the framework and systemic conditions for 1. stand-up, 2. start-up, and 3. scale-up activities in the EU28 countries. Furthermore, the EIDES also attempts to disentangle the digital component of the just-mentioned entrepreneurial conditions and stages of development.