The project has produced in July 2010 a report entitled “Mapping priorities of cooperation in ICT research between Europe and Southeast Asia”, identifying the priorities in terms of ICT policy and research in Southeast Asia.
This report is mapping these priorities with the ones of the EU (particularly the FP7 programme) and includes recommendations on short to long-term opportunities to strengthen cooperation links between the two regions in a spirit of mutual and strategic interest.
Updated versions have been released on a semester basis until the end of 2011. To download the full final version of this report (dated on December 2011) please click here (40MB). To access the printing version without the annexes please click here (3MB).
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18/1/12
Final version of the SEACOOP report on “Mapping Priori...The SEACOOP consortium has unveiled the final version of its core report entitled “Mapping priorities... |
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04/1/12
A more global approach of S&T Cooperation in ICT between...Following our 6th SEACOOP Cooperation Forum held in Yangon, Myanmar on Oct. 25, 2011, the... |
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03/1/12
SEACOOP Sustainability plan for 2012 and beyondThe SEACOOP FP7 project was formally closed on Dec. 31, 2011. However, the SEACOOP partners... |
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31/12/11
The SEACOOP project formally closes todayThe SEACOOP FP7 project (or so called SEALING), in the framework of which the present... |
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28/12/11
Tenth International Conference on Computer Application (ICCA...[ February 28, 2012 5:00 pm toto February 29, 2012 5:00 pm] The Tenth International... |
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22/12/11
Southeast Asia-Europe Science and Technology Year 2012The Southeast Asia – Europe Year of Science and Technology 2012, an official year of... |
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