Modern societies create, share and use knowledge to grow wealth and well-being, in other words-to follow the principles of sustainable development on a broader scale. In such societies jobs no longer depend on basic manufacturing but on gaining and smartly applying the knowledge instead: developing and using the manufacturing technologies more efficiently. A knowledge-based society addresses the socio-economic challenges by international and inter-sectorial sharing of knowledge crucial for innovation. Sustainable development is a core EU objective ensuring our future being not compromised by our present socioeconomic development. Policy-makers at the EU and Member State level have agreed that creation of wealth should merge with social cohesion and environmental protection for win-win solutions promoting further research in the interplay between the social, economic and ecological systems. The paper summarises the EU policy documents and research in knowledge-based society for smart future manufacturing.
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Ūbelis, A., & Bērziņa, D. (2015). Interplay Between Sustainable Development, Knowledge Society, and Smart Future Manufacturing Technologies in EU RTD Policy Documents, in the Work Program of FP7 and Horizon 2020 (pp. 65–72). https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-14883-0_5
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