Jointly prepared by the project parnters, the EU-India Cleantech Strategy will be the key supporting document and outcome of the initiative. It will analyse opportunities for EU-India collaboration on clean technology and include policy recommendations.
The Strategy should take the following outline:
- Context and role of EU-India Cleantech collaboration
- Environmental challenges in India
- Climate change and the need for greenhouse gas mitigation
- Emerging economic and political frameworks
- The role and need for cleantech international collaboration
- The role of and opportunities for business involvement in cleantech development
- Lessons learnt from the companies’ experience
- Successes and failures of the participating companies in developing cleantech partnerships with India
- Considerations for successful collaboration
- Key areas of collaboration and key stakeholders
- Energy and environmental services
- Energy supply and access
- Sustainable chemistry and materials
- Potential public partners
- Potential partners among private companies
- Potential partners from civil society
- Financial and regulatory issues
- Possible sources and forms of financing collaborative cleantech projects in India
- Possible forms of collaboration
- The issue of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
- Policy recommendations
- Current strength and insufficiency of policy signals
- Support and role expected from policy-making in developing cleantech international partnerships
- Set of recommendations
- Commitments from the participating companies
- Developing partnerships with India
- Reporting on cleantech collaboration with India to the EU-India Cleantech Initiative
- Follow-up committee
- Tasks of the follow-up committee: drafting, amending, reporting, publicising, lobbying
- Composition of the follow-up committee