It consolidates transnational knowledge needs identified and further developed through the CASRI co-design process, and it provides a basis for further prioritisation, programming, collaboration and implementation. It is not a fixed research programme or a formally agreed policy position of European EPAs. Its topics and priority levels reflect the evidence, participants and timeframe of the CASRI process. Funders, policymakers, researchers and implementation actors will further develop them.
The SRIA is intended for European and national funders, programme owners and partnerships seeking opportunities for coordinated programming and investment, as well as for research organisations, businesses, public authorities, cities, regions, civil society and EPAs developing collaborative R&I and implementation activities.