The document provides a critical assessment of the European Innovation Scoreboard (EIS) which is used to evaluate and compare the innovation performance of EU member states. It notes methodological issues with the EIS such as the selection and weighting of indicators, data availability and quality. It also critiques how countries' perceive and discuss their innovation performance based solely on EIS rankings, which can lead to indicator-driven rather than evidence-based policymaking. The document concludes the EIS has limitations and a different approach should be taken in its use for policy discussions.
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8 December 2016, EC Covent Garden, Auditorium Nowotny, Place Charles Rogier 16, 1210 Brussels.
The OECD's biennial publication of the Science, Technology and Industry Outlook "OECD STI Outlook" reviews key global trends in science, technology and innovation (STI) policies and performance in OECD countries and other major international economies. Through comparative analysis, it informs policy makers about recent and anticipated changes in global patterns of STI and their possible implications for national science and innovation policies.
Since 2015 the OECD and the European Commission pursue a joint approach in support of innovation policy through their "International Survey on Science, Technology and Innovation Policies". Unique in nature, coverage and scope, this common survey streamlines data collection and develops a coordinated approach in support of better informed innovation policy making. Its results feed into the country-based policy information in the STI Outlook.
On 23 October 2013, the OECD launched the "Science, Technology and Industry (STI) Scoreboard: Innovation for Growth 2013" in Istanbul, Turkey at the OECD Global Forum on Knowledge Economy. The 260 indicators in the STI Scoreboard 2013 show how OECD and partner economies are performing in a wide range of areas to help governments design more effective and efficient policies and monitor progress towards their desired goals.
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Science, Technology and Innovation Outlook 2016 - EC/OECD Launch eventinnovationoecd
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Since 2015 the OECD and the European Commission pursue a joint approach in support of innovation policy through their "International Survey on Science, Technology and Innovation Policies". Unique in nature, coverage and scope, this common survey streamlines data collection and develops a coordinated approach in support of better informed innovation policy making. Its results feed into the country-based policy information in the STI Outlook.
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This presentation by Christian Kastrop, Director, Policy Studies Branch, Economics Department, OECD, was made at the joint meeting of the Senior Budget Official Performance and Results Network and the Public Employment and Management Expert meeting on 26 November 2015. For further information, please see http://www.oecd.org/gov/pem/.
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European Innovation Scoreboard (European Commission, 2003) .docxgitagrimston
European Innovation Scoreboard (European Commission, 2003)
This case has been written as a basis for class discussion rather than to illustrate effective or ineffective
managerial or administrative behaviour. It has been prepared from a variety of published sources, as indicated,
and from observations.
Introduction
In a response to increased competition and globalisation the European Council argued for increased and
enhanced efforts to improve the Union's performance in innovation. In March 2000 in the picturesque city of
Lisbon the Union set itself the goal of becoming the most competitive and dynamic, knowledge-based economy
in the world within the next decade. Fine words one may say, but precisely how does one set about achieving
this laudable goal? A strategy was developed and presented in Stockholm in March 2001. The strategy was to
build on the economic convergence that had been developed over the past 10 years within the EU single market
and to coordinate an open method' of developing policies for creating new skills, knowledge and innovation. To
support this approach the European Commission stated that there was a need for an assessment of how member
countries were performing in the area of innovation. The idea of a 'Scoreboard' was launched to indicate the
performance of member states. This would be conducted every year as a way of assessing the performance of
member countries. It is essentially a benchmarking exercise where the European Union can assess its
performance against other countries, most notably Japan and the United States.
This is an extremely ambitious project to try to assess innovative ability. There have been many studies over the
past two decades that have tried to identify the factors necessary for innovation to occur (see Table I.6). and
while many factors have been identified many of these are necessary but not sufficient in themselves. Moreover,
some governments have attempted to develop `innovation tool-kits and scorecards' to try to help firms in their
own countries to become more innovative (UK Department of Trade and Industry). Most of these have not been
successful. This ambitious project by the European Union is full of limitations and is generally regarded as
over-simplistic. This is largely because the economic conditions of the member countries are so very different
and all have a wide variety of strengths and weaknesses. None the less, in order to assess where the European
Union should target help and the precise type of help required by each member it is necessary to analyse the
innovative performance of countries. The scoreboard is an initial attempt at a very challenging exercise.
The Innovation Scoreboard
See: http://www.proinno-europe.eu/inno-metrics/page/43-comparison-between-us-and-japan
The Innovation Scoreboard is designed to complement the structural indicators. These are things like education
systems, financial systems for rais ...
New Monthly Enterprises Survey. Issue 13. (05.2023) Ukrainian Business in Wartime
IER released the twelfth monthly enterprise survey "Ukrainian business in wartime" for May 2023.
The monthly survey of enterprise managers is conducted by the Institute of Economic Research and Policy Consulting" (IER) as part of the project "For Fair and Transparent Customs," funded by the European Union and co-financed by the International Renaissance Foundation and the ATLAS Network (USA).
The need for comprehensive information on the economic situation is crucial for economic policy in wartime. The Institute for Economic Research and Policy Consulting conducts a monthly enterprise survey using the Business Tendency Survey approach to quickly collect information on the current economic state at the enterprise level. The methodology is designed to assess the situation from the “base level”: the judgments and expectations of key economic agents such as entrepreneurs and business managers.
The monthly survey consists of two parts: the regular one and the special one.
Respondents regularly answer questions on the changes in key activity indicators and short-term forecasts for future changes in the same indicators. This entails the dynamics of output (production), sales, exports, debt, new orders, employment, etc. We also focus on estimates and expectations of the changes in the business climate and business activity at the enterprise in the next six months. This part of the survey applies the business tendency survey methodology, harmonized according to the Joint Harmonized EU Program of Business and Consumer Surveys (BCS) requirements.
The special part of the monthly enterprise survey is devoted to the war’s impact on the production activity of enterprises and exports and the assessment of government policy on business support. The industry dimension in data analysis is used in the issue.
Main results of the thirteenth monthly enterprise survey
• Amid the military escalation, business optimism remains quite high, while the long term remains uncertain.
• Assessments of the current financial and economic situation at the enterprise have slightly deteriorated, while assessments of the general economic situation in the country and expectations for the future remained unchanged.
• Uncertainty in the 6- and 3-month perspective has been declining for several months in a row.
• The two-year plans remain vague for business: uncertainty remains high, and, also, the share of enterprises that do not plan changes for such a long term has increased.
• As missile attacks intensified, the importance of "unsafe operation" and "power outages" has again increased slightly for doing business.
• Export activity remains unchanged, which indicates a certain stagnation of export recovery.
• The main challenge for exporters remains logistical problems.
• Economic policy assessments in most cases are neutral and do not change.
van Bavel, R., Voigt, P., Rodriguez, V. (Eds.) 2008. Role and Dynamics of Corporate R&D: Summary Report of the First European Conference on Corporate R&D. Seville: European Commission.
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