Horizon 2020 ' We all pay but who gets the returns? asks HAI

1 December 2011

At the same time as the European Commission presented its Research and Innovation Framework program - Horizon 2020 (The Pharma Letter December 1), consumer advocacy Health Action International (HAI) Europe and Trans Atlantic Consumer Dialogue (TACD) organized an expert conference to examine how this proposal will invest 80 billion euros ($106.15 billion) of taxpayers’ money in economically and socially sustainable innovation models.

The present financial crisis calls for bold experimentation with new innovation models that guarantee more openness, easier accessibility and higher result-oriented efficiency, said HAI.

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