Behind every scientific breakthrough are the people who make it happen. ReICO examines the extent to which countries can attract, develop, and retain the researchers and innovators their economies and societies rely on. It provides policymakers, researchers, and the wider community with a single platform to explore the best available international evidence on those with the skills and qualifications to work in research and innovation, those actually doing so, and the conditions they face across their careers.
The ReICO hub brings together, for the first time, internationally comparable data, statistics, and policy-relevant evidence on the careers that drive science, technology, and innovation, covering more than 50 countries.
The ReICO dashboards allow users to explore multiple interconnected dimensions of R&I careers through the best available data and indicators.
- Start with the core ReICO statistical dashboard, which brings together more than 200 key indicators across three themes, and comprise international comparisons and time series. These indicators are not intended as normative country rankings, but as a source of insight and a starting point for further exploration and discussion.
- Go deeper into analysis of specific topics through the ReICO themes portal, which unpacks the available evidence theme by theme. Or find out more about individual countries through the ReICO country pages and the ReICO country dashboard, which allow for side-by-side comparisons of specific countries across a range of indicators.
