Adapting the CIS Cooperation Formats to the Modern Context Based on Scientific and Technological Policy Coordination


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Abstract

The issues of collaboration between the CIS member states in the field of the interstate scientific and technical information exchange are explored. Various formats of cooperation, including interstate cooperation programs, provision of information and legal support, and the implementation of joint R&D projects are explored. Based on the results of the study, it is proposed to develop an electronic analytical system, a model applied to monitor and control the processes related to the design and implementation of joint scientific and technological projects by the CIS member states. The structured analytical data collected through the monitoring of joint coordinated requests for proposals (RFPs) and scientific and technological projects will support the adaptation of the CIS Economic Council, the CIS Executive Committee, and national authorities to the modern context based on the coordination of the respective scientific and technological policies in the framework of national state programs. Further improvement and greater effectiveness of the CIS collaboration is a priority for the Russian chairmanship of the CIS in 2017.

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S. M. Gonnova

All-Russian Institute for Scientific and Technical Information

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Email: gonnova@viniti.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 125190

Yu. E. Sheremet

All-Russian Institute for Scientific and Technical Information

Email: gonnova@viniti.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 125190

E. Yu. Razuvaeva

All-Russian Institute for Scientific and Technical Information

Email: gonnova@viniti.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 125190

M. Yu. Rebkovets

All-Russian Institute for Scientific and Technical Information

Email: gonnova@viniti.ru
Russian Federation, Moscow, 125190

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