Priorities for research: Extent to which research priorities and priority setting mechanisms are formalised in recent and current policy documents Research related priorities present in the policy Present along with Formal research Priorities translated into formalised Further priority setting Policy framework framework related activities or in priorities actions mechanisms other sections recognised as such Yes No Belgium Federal Policy Note of January 2001 Nothing else than evoked. Cited under the The Federal Note formulates Responsibilities: heading of straightforward detailed statements. “Actions”: Epidemiology studies and surveillance systems (so as to be Clearly defined but not in conformity with EMCDDA obligations) with operational epidemiology and Scientific evaluation in prevention and treatment Federal research evaluation on set: Scientific studies dealing with criminality and drug-related Within the law nuisances Intended to fund research enforcement policy and projects in support of the criminality section federal level (only) Annual budget provided organise and manage the drug research programme Belgium Common Declaration of January Referred to as principles”: Addressed under the Responsibilities fully “research 2010 heading of operational: “Scientific i.e. Scientific excellence and international integration, research” concentration around key questions covering multiple i.e. Scientific Research competences, research themes in support of strategic Information Cell within orientations on drug policy, collaboration at federal, Drug Policy Cell in regional, communities and international level should be discussing new research fostered themes and the annual programme used for the Referred to as topics”: “research of proposals of BELSPO
Priorities for research: Extent to which research priorities and priority setting mechanisms are formalised in recent and current policy documents Policy framework Yes No Research related priorities present in the policy framework Present along with related activities or in other sections Formal research priorities recognised as such Priorities translated into formalised actions Further priority setting mechanisms Belgium Federal Policy Note of January 2001 Nothing else than evoked. Epidemiology studies and surveillance systems (so as to be in conformity with EMCDDA obligations) Scientific evaluation in prevention and treatment Scientific studies dealing with criminality and drug-related nuisances Cited under the heading of “Actions”: with epidemiology and evaluation Within the law enforcement policy and criminality section The Federal Note formulates straightforward detailed statements. Responsibilities: Clearly defined but not operational Federal research on set: Intended to fund research projects in support of the federal level (only) Annual budget provided organise and manage the drug research programme Belgium Common Declaration of January 2010 Referred to as “research principles”: i.e. Scientific excellence and international integration, concentration around key questions covering multiple competences, research themes in support of strategic orientations on drug policy, collaboration at federal, regional, communities and international level should be fostered Referred to as “research topics”: Addressed under the heading of “Scientific research” Responsibilities fully operational: i.e. Scientific Research Information Cell within Drug Policy Cell in discussing new research themes and the annual programme used for the of proposals of BELSPO
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