Imagine trying to navigate a city where the maps are outdated and the signs are written in a code only a few people understand. This project builds a high-tech digital map of China's laws, trade rules, and tech trends. It helps Europeans stop guessing and start making decisions based on real, independent data.
European companies struggle to find independent, reliable information on China's laws and tech trends. This lack of knowledge creates risks and prevents them from identifying real opportunities for cooperation.
A database providing access to independent information on China's technology, trade, governance, and foreign policy. It also includes a Europe-China Knowledge Forum.
If you are an electronics manufacturer dealing with unpredictable tech regulations in Asia — this project developed a database that provides independent knowledge on science and technology trends. This allows you to identify if collaboration is actually possible or too risky.
If you are an export-import firm dealing with shifting trade barriers — this project developed a knowledge system focusing on economy and trade. It helps you navigate the complex relationship between the EU and China to find mutually beneficial trade routes.
If you are a law firm dealing with opaque Chinese domestic governance — this project developed a tool to tap into publicly available policy documents and laws. This reduces the risk of compliance failures for your European clients.
Based on available project data, no pricing or cost structure for the database is mentioned.
The project focuses on developing a database and a Knowledge Forum; however, there is no mention of industrial-scale deployment.
Based on available project data, specific IP and licensing terms are not provided.
The project period runs from 2022-11-01 to 2026-10-31.
Based on available project data, the project uses digital technologies to generate a database, but specific integration APIs are not listed.
The consortium is heavily academic and research-driven, consisting of 6 universities and 8 research organizations across 12 countries. With 0 industry partners and only 3 SMEs, the project is designed for high-level knowledge generation rather than immediate commercial product development. This suggests the output will be a high-quality evidence base rather than a commercial software product.
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