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Benchmarking Industry-Science relationships
The
Benchmarking Industry-Science relationships
project aims to
establish international benchmarks that will help governments
evaluate how well their research-industry interface
functions.
A country's innovative performance increasingly depends on
the intensity and quality of the interaction between the public
research base, which includes universities and public
laboratories, and the business sector.
The project identifies thus measurable outcomes of
public-private collaborations, such as licences and formation
of spin-offs, establishes a scoreboard of individual countries'
strengths and weaknesses and develops policy guidelines to help
determine priority areas for government initiatives in areas
such as regulatory reform, intellectual property protection and
research financing.
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