Country reports - Eastern Europe, Central Asia and South Caucasus

EECA-countries RussiaKazakhstanUzbekistanKirgizia TajikistanAzerbaijanArmeniaGeorgiaTurkmenistanMoldovaUkraineBelarusThe partnership between the countries of the European Union and Eastern Europe/Central Asia/South Caucasus is of utmost importance for the political, economic and social development of both regions.

Linking scientific potential and resources has a huge impact on

- economic growth,

- social prosperity and

- welfare as well as public stability.

The EU and countries in the target regions have significant potential in a wide range of scientific disciplines, both because of their strong academic communities and their globally leading S&T institutions.

The countries of Eastern Europe, Central Asia and South Caucasus include: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Moldova, the Russian Federation, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Ukraine and Uzbekistan.

incrEAST provides overviews of strategic developments in the research and technology policies of these selected countries. In addition to this general information, the website also contains details about the target countries, research landscapes, organizations and cooperation programmes from reliable, country-specific sources.


  Armenia
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  Georgia
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  Moldova
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  Turkmenistan
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  Azerbaijan
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  Kazakhstan
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  Russia
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  Ukraine
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  Belarus
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  Kyrgyzstan
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  Tajikistan
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  Uzbekistan
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12 Country Reports

All EECA Countries (PDF, ca. 9MB)

This document was compiled as an annex to the White Paper on Opportunities and Challenges in View of Enhancing the EU Cooperation with Eastern Europe, Central Asia, and South Caucasus in Science, Research, and Innovation, published by the IncoNet EECA project in November 2011.