JoREP 2.0 - Joint Research Programmes Database

JoREP 2.0 is a unique database on European trans-national joint R&D programmes.
It stores raw panel data on joint R&D programmes and a basic set of descriptors of agencies participating to the programmes. The facility provides a quantitative basis for the monitoring of investments in joint R&D programmes, pointing out the policy rationales behind them and their impact. Each programme is described by a set of attributes (organisational, financial, etc.). The design of the database has been planned to store data on the amount spent for joint R&D programmes and on their organisational characteristics (managing research funding organisations), according to the analyses of the modes of the European Research Area dynamics.
Made accessible since June 2016, it covers data for the period 2000-2014, with a specific focus on 2013 and 2014 - assumed as reference years. JoREP 2.0 has a geographical coverage of 32 countries for European-level programmes for the period 2010-2014 and a table of indicators at the country level to allow spatial analysis. JoREP 2.0 is integrated in the European Research Infrastructure for Science and Innovation policy Studies (RISIS) and ready for combined analyses with RISIS-EUPRO database on European R&D project.
JoREP 2.0 is accessible free of charge through RCF (RISIS Core Facility, https://rcf.risis.io). To gain access, users must submit a 200-word project proposal outlining the intended use of the dataset. The proposal is reviewed by both the dataset manager and the RISIS review board, which provides the final approval for access.