Seminar on Research and Innovation Policy
15. Feb. 2015
The "Seminar on Research and Innovation Policy" informed about fundamental theory of STI policy-making and policy-delivery, discussed new approaches and instruments of modern STI policies and put emphasis on policy learning, assessment and evaluation of public interventions.
The participants of the seminar were experts from the field of STI policy-making, STI policy-delivery and research management from Kazakhstan, Kyrgyz Republic, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan as well as from Ukraine.
All participants agreed that the seminar met their expectations and would recommend this seminar to their colleagues.
The seminar consisted of the following modules, which were conducted by the following experts:
- The theoretical foundations of STI policy (Klaus Schuch)
- STI policy paradigms (Wolfgang Polt)
- STI policy mixes (Mark Sellenthin)
- Innovation support instruments and programmes (Klaus Schuch)
- Policy instruments for technology transfer and IPR frameworks (Nuno Goncalves)
- Measurement of R&D and innovation (Wolfgang Polt)
- Assessment of the performance of research organsiations and instruments for steering a more competitive R&D development (Ülle Must)
- International cooperation in science, technology and innovation (Manfred Horvat)
- Foresight as an instrument for science, technology and innovation policies (Matthias Weber)
In addition, a presentation about international cooperation in the field of STI in Austria was given by Mr. Heibert Buchbauer at the Austrian Federal Ministry of Science, Research and Economy. Furthermore, the participants were invited to a discussion on 'social innovations as amplifiers of sustainable economic growth?' at the ZSI - Centre for Social Innovation.
The "Seminar on Research and Innovation Policy" was organised by ZSI in the frame of the IncoNet Central Asia project which is funded by the EC under the 7th European Framework Programme for Research and Technological Develeopment (FP7).
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