Innovation in science, technology and industry
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Innovation for Inclusive Growth
The objective to achieve inclusive growth is at the top of many governments’ agendas because high levels of inequalities negatively affect growth and well-being. Yet to date innovation policies have been examined essentially with regards to their impact on the growth of aggregate value.
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The OECD Innovation Strategy - 2015 revision
Well-timed and targeted innovation boosts productivity, increases economic growth and helps solve societal problems. But how can governments encourage more people to innovate more of the time? And how can government itself be more innovative?
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National IP systems and innovation performance
This project aims to support countries in strengthening the contributions their national intellectual property (IP) systems can make to their socio-economic development, notably through their impacts on innovation performance.
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G20 Science, Technology and Innovation Ministerial On 4 November, the OECD attended the G20 STI Ministers Meeting at Yanqi Lake, Beijing and presented the G20 Innovation Report 2016. This report was prepared in response to a request from G20 Leaders in Hangzhou and forms part of the suite of OECD deliverables for the Chinese G20 Presidency’s new growth agenda. The report draws highlights for the G20 from the OECD's flagship STI publications, the Science, Technology and Industry Scoreboard and the Science, Technology and Innovation Outlook. |
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The Innovation Policy Platform (IPP) The IPP is a web-based interactive space, developed jointly by the OECD and the World Bank, that provides an online repository of resources to support better innovation policy making and analysis. Beyond being a simple repository, its content is interconnected throughout the site making it easier for users to find what they are looking for.
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Measuring Science, Technology and Innovation Sound measurement is crucial for better policies in science, technology and innovation. Experimentation with metrics based on new tools and data, or new ways of using existing data, are needed to provide insights into emerging areas of policy interest, provoke debate and move the measurement agenda forward. |