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Une série de tables rondes de haut niveau sur les politiques publiques a débuté dans de nombreuses capitales. Elles ont déjà eu lieu, ou sont programmées, en Australie (manifestation régionale), en Autriche, en Belgique, au Canada, en Corée, en Espagne, en France, en Italie, au Japon, au Mexique, en Pologne, en République tchèque (manifestation régionale), au Royaume-Uni et en Suède (manifestation régionale).

• The new innovation imperative in a networked world, 16-18 November 2009, San Francisco, California
   
• New models of innovation for economic growth and sustainability

  12-13 November 2009, Paris, France

  The focus of this meeting will be on new models of innovation and on how innovation can be instrumental in the run towards a sustainable system.

   

• OECD Global Forum on Environment and Eco-Innovation

  4-5 November 2009 in the OECD Conference Centre, Paris

  Most OECD countries consider eco-innovation as an important part of the response to contemporary challenges, including climate change and energy security. In addition, many countries consider that eco-innovation could be a source of competitive advantages in the fast-growing environmental goods and services sector.

   

• STEM Enterprise: Measures for Innovation and Competitiveness

  21-23 October 2009 at George Washington University, Washington DC

  Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) are the driving force for the U.S. and worldwide economical and social advancements. Our goal is to bring leaders to discuss important questions facing STEM and to develop policy positions based on concrete data and proven algorithms. It is prudent to develop STEM policies that are derived from incorruptible data and measures to best plan for a healthy and productive enterprise, future economic growth, and rapid innovation.

   

• OECD workshop on demand-led innovation policies
  14-15 September 2009, Paris, France

  A key finding from this workshop was that governments need to align technology-push instruments like grants and incentives for R&D with demand-pull policy instruments such as public procurement and regulations. The discussions and expert presentations provided further insights and examples as to how countries are attempting to implement this in practice.

   

• OECD Conference on Potential Environmental Benefits of Nanotechnology: Fostering Safe Innovation-Led Growth
  Paris, 15-17 July 2009
  This conference will cover both the opportunities and the challenges of the use of nanotechnologies for potential environmental benefit. The aim is to learn from international expertise and to identify ways in which to improve in a timely manner policies with the potential to enhance both short- and long-term economic growth.

   

• ERRIN Spring Event: Regions as Catalysts of Open Innovation

  Residence Palace, International Press Center, 155 rue de la Loi, Brussels, 11 June 2009

  This ERRIN conference will bring together EC officials, regional policy
  officers and policy-makers and open innovation experts to explore this new concept

   

• Kauffman/OECD workshop on new practices in entrepreneurship and innovation
  Kansas City, Missouri, 23-24 June 2009

   

• The Innovation Economy: Getting new ideas, new partners and new growth for the global economy
  An international policy dialogue
  Brussels, 2 June 2009

   

• ICTs, the environment and climate change
  Helsingør, Denmark, 27-28 May 2009

   

• Enhancing Innovation: OECD Workshop on Collaborative Mechanisms for Intellectual Property Management
  Paris, 4-5 May 2009
  This workshop will focus on collaborative mechanisms such as IP clearinghouses, patent pools, model/framework agreements, IP exchanges and auctions, and other forms of innovation partnerships. Several initiatives to be presented at the workshop have garnered international attention.

   

  Roundtable on Policy Responses to the Economic Crisis
  OECD, Paris, 1 April 2009

   

• International Service Science Summit conference
  Hosted by Aalto University and IBM
  Otaniemi, Espoo, Finland, 26-27 March 2009

   

• United Kingdom-OECD workshop on innovation and policy for virtual worlds
  OECD, Paris, 11 March 2009, 14:30-18:00
  How can virtual worlds usefully contribute to innovation, the transformation of business, government and public services, and to improving productivity and to the innovative delivery of services to citizens? How should public policy and governance frameworks be adapted to support governments, citizens and businesses using virtual worlds?

   

• Approaches to the measurement of innovation in the public sector/services
  London, 9-10 March 2009
  Sponsored by the OECD (NESTI), the Danish Ministry for Science Technology and Innovation, Universities and Skills, and the National Endowment for Science Technology and the Arts (NESTA).

   

• Innoviale Ruhr 2009
  Witten, Germany, 3 March 2009
  Organised by the Association for the Ruhrgebiet, this conference aims to stimulate an exchange of experience, best practices, and research on innovation. It also offers the opportunity for innovation supporters to meet with companies. The conference includes three workshops on “R&D”, “financing” and “innovation management”.

   

• Informal seminar on innovation policy in the current economic crisis
  Paris, 16 February 2009
  The first of a series of roundtables proposed by the Finnish Ambassador to the OECD and examining national experiences which shed light on how innovation policies can be deployed in support of a recovery.

   

• Innovation and productivity: firm-level analysis
  Paris, 11-12 February 2009
  A 1.5-day brainstorming session on (1) innovation and productivity (extensions to the core CDM model), project led by Canada and (2) innovation modes and productivity, project led by the UK. The goal is to have a first discussion of the modeling framework and data requirements.

   

• Informal seminar on innovation policy in the current economic crisis
  Paris, 16 February 2009
  The first of a series of roundtables proposed by the Finnish Ambassador to the OECD and examining national experiences which shed light on how innovation policies can be deployed in support of a recovery.

   

• Workshop on Innovation for Development: Converting Knowledge to Value, Paris, 28-30 janvier 2009

   

• Conférence consacrée aux réseaux mondiaux d'innovation ouverte, Paris, 23 janvier 2009 

   

• Workshop on network approaches to innovation, Paris, 8 décembre 2008

   

• Innovation et croissance durable dans le contexte de la mondialisation : Conférence conjointe OCDE/Banque mondiale, Paris, 18-19 novembre 2008

   

• Colloque sur la comparaison internationale du cycle d'élaboration du budget des politiques de la recherche-développement et de l'innovation, Madrid, juillet 2008

   

• Réunion du Conseil de l'OCDE au niveau des ministres. L'innovation : programme d'action de l'OCDE pour la croissance et l'équité, Paris, mai 2007

   

• Forum "Ciel Bleu II" : Quels indicateurs pour les politiques de la science, de la technologie et de l'innovation au XXIème siècle ?, Ottawa, septembre 2006