Report finds Commission measures supporting lower-performing countries fit for purpose but no “miracle pill”
Despite the best efforts of the European Commission, closing the research and innovation gap between the EU’s top-performing and lagging member states is down to national governments, according to the European Court of Auditors.
The EU introduced measures to widen participation in its 2014-20 R&I programme, Horizon 2020, aiming to give more access to the 13 countries that have joined the EU since 2004, plus Luxembourg and Portugal.
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