EVAL-INNO - Innovations Evaluation

Template for RTDI Programmes and Funding Instruments

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Name in English language	"Brain Gain" Programme
URL to the document in original language	http://www.hrzz.hr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article &id=3&Itemid=7&lang=hr
URL to the document in English language	http://www.hrzz.hr/index.php?option=com_content&view=article &id=3&Itemid=7&lang=en
Link to a profile in ERAWATCH or Innovation TrendChart	http://erawatch.jrc.ec.europa.eu/erawatch/opencms/search/ind ex.html?action=search&query=&matchesPerPage=10&displayPages= 10&index=Erawatch Online EN&sort=&searchPage=1&tab=template&orden=LastUpdate&reverse= true&searchType=advanced&avan_country=hr&avan_other_prios=fa lse&avan_type=support
Country	Croatia
Target Sectors	Other
Start Year	2004
End Year	N.A.
Name of owner (parent institution)/management body (if any)	Croatian Science Foundation (NZZ) - coordinator
Brief description	The “Brain gain” programme consists of five sub-programmes: - “Visitor” - the aim is to enable researchers from abroad to carry out research projects in Croatia. The annual budget per project is € 75.000 (including salary, equipment and travel expenses). - "Senior” - the objective is to provide employment for researchers from abroad, enable them to carry out research projects and train young researchers at Croatian universities and institutes. The annual budget per award is 100 000 euro. - “Installation grants” - to help leading scientists with two to five years of postdoctoral experience to set up their research in Croatia and rapidly establish a reputation in the European scientific community. Successful applicants receive between 250 000-350 000 kuna (33 900-47 460 euro) annually for a period of three years. - “Postdoc" - the objective is to improve the professional competencies of young researchers holding a Ph.D. and to support their early scientific independence. Personal grants for research stays lasts from three to twelve months. The monthly budget per grant is 9.750,00 kuna (1 285 euro). - “Homing programme" - the aim is to enable research activities in Croatia for the researchers who have built an independent research career abroad. The annual budget per project is € 100.000 and it is awarded for the establishment of research infrastructure in Croatia.
Budget in euro	0.00
Budget year
Type of support measure	RTDI Programme
Status of the managing authority	Public (government or governed by law)
Funding source/sponsors for the activity (where applicable)

Direct beneficiaries (recipients of money	University, NGO, Academic/University, Technology/Science Parks
Scope	National
Focus of the programme or financial instrument	Research, Research Infrastructure
Date of entry	2012-02-06 15:54:01
Last modified	2012-02-06 14:42:03
Name of the Evaluator(s)	N.A.
URL to the evaluation in original language	N.A.
URL to the evaluation in English language	N.A.
Contact Details of the Evaluators	N.A.
Description of the evaluation methods	N.A.
Format of the evaluation
Type of evaluation
Reasons for carrying out the evaluation
Main recommendations	N.A.
Input indicators	N.A.
Output indicators	N.A.
Impact Indicators	N.A.
Types of indicators used for the evaluation
Comments on the quality of the evaluation	N.A.

Methodology of the evaluation

Sources of Information	Objective	Type of Method	Ex Ante	Interim	Terminal	Ex Post	Ad Hoc
Foresight/Technology Assessment	(Strategic) Impact Assessment Articulation and road mapping of development of new technologies	Qualitative Semiquantitative
Cost-efficiency	Assesses sustainability Assesses efficiency	Qualitative / semiquantitative methodologies
Cost-benefit analysis	Assesses sustainability Assesses efficiency	Quantitative (with qualitative elements)
Innovation Surveys	Detects trends and insights Identifies size and distribution of impacts Provides groups comparisons and changes over time	Semiquantitative (Statistical data analysis)
Benchmarking	Comparison method across different sectors Support to systemic evaluation	Quantitative (Statistical data analysis)
Macroeconomic modeling and simulation	Determine the efficiency and efficacy	Quantitative modelling methodology
Productivity analysis	Determine the efficiency and efficacy	Quantitative modelling methodology
Microeconomic evaluation studies	Provide a quantitative estimation of the impact Control for different effects: expenditures, innovation capacity	Quantitative qualitative categorical data
Control group approaches	Capture the impact of policy intervention on the programme participant entity	Quantitative Modelling methodology
Interviews and field/case studies	Impact Assessment	Qualitative Semiquantitative
Expert Panels/Peer Review	Impact Assessment	Qualitative Semiquantitative
Network Analysis	Impact Assessment Assesses Co-operation linkages	Qualitative Semiquantitative

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