Indicators and monitoring framework Sample Clauses

Indicators and monitoring framework. CSES examined the issues involved in setting up a monitoring framework for FP7 Security research. Currently, there is no indicator system in place. An annexed working paper (see Appendix E) provides an account of the issues to be taken into account and the conclusions on the type of quantitative indicators suitable for a monitoring system. A summary of the issues is provided here. Indicators are needed for internal management purposes, both within DG ENTR and in relation to DG Research’s overall management and reporting on FP7. They are also needed for external communication, reporting and accountability. Any indicator system developed also has to be consistent with existing Commission frameworks, particularly the relevant core result indicators in DG ENTR’s annual Management Plan and the framework for indicators and monitoring in FP7 that is being developed by DG Research. Monitoring procedures and the use of indicators have been subject to considerable discussion within the general FP context in recent years. The Report on ‘Tools and Indicators for Community Research Evaluation and Monitoring’29 published in July 2009 provides a useful resume of many of the elements of this debate and also provides the basis for specific recommendations. The paper on indicators proposes an adaptation that could apply to Security research.
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