Basque Research and Technology Alliance
Budget
€10 — €0
EP Access
0
accredited persons
Staff
2
0.35 FTE
EU Grants
None
Mission & Goals
Created in 2019, BRTA is a research and technology alliance formed by 4 collaborative research centres (CIC Biogune, CIC Nanogune, CIC Biomagune and CIC Energigune) and 13 technology centres (Azterlan, Azti, Ceit, Cidetec, Gaiker, Ideko, Ikerlan, Leartiker, Lortek, Neiker, Tecnalia, Tekniker and Vicomtech) with the aim of developing advanced technological solutions for the local and international companies. With the support of the Basque Government (Spain), the Araba-Álava Provicial Council, the Bizkaia Provincial Council, the Gipuzkoa Provincial council and SPRI Group, the alliance seeks to promote collaboration among its centres; to strengthen the conditions to generate and transfer knowledge to companies, contributing to their competitiveness; and to spread the Basque scientific and technological capacity. With a total staff of 4,110 professionals, generates an annual turnover of more than 337 million euros and files 100 European and international patents per year.
EU Legislative Interests
- European green deal related proposals and policies - Research and innovation policies - Horizon Europe
Interests Represented
Promotes their own interests or the collective interests of their members
Member Of
Member of EARTO
Organisation Members
Public members: - Basque Country government - Álava-Araba Provincial Council - Bizkaia Provincial Council - Gipuzkoa Provincial Council - SPRI Group Private members: - CIC Biogune - CIC Nanogune - CIC Biomagune - CIC Energigune - Azterlan - Azti - Ceit - Cidetec - Gaiker - Ideko - Ikerlan - Leartiker - Lortek - Neiker - Tecnalia - Tekniker - Vicomtech - Leartiker
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.