Regional Innovation System in Context of Pandemic COVID-19

Tereshko, Ekaterina; Gintciak, Aleksei

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“…The magnitude of societal, technological, and environmental challenges together with current and future multiplicative impacts of the COVID pandemic have certainly unveiled vast number of recovery paths pointing to transitions and transformative actions in territories (https://www.oecd.org/coronavirus/ policy-responses/the-territorial-impact-of-covid-19-managing-the-crisis-acrosslevels-of-government-d3e314e1), a variety of ecosystems (Ibn-Mohammed et al 2021) or regional innovation systems (Asheim etm al. 2020, Tereshko, Gintciak 2020. Thus, sustainability and sustainable development gained an outstanding focus with the global eyes looking at the Sustainable Development Goals for nations (Hege et al 2019, Sachs et al 2019) and cities (Zinkernagel et al 2018, Hawken 2021) as well as smart specialization strategies (Nakicenovic et al 2021) and resilience plans (Béné et al 2014, Croese et al 2020).…”

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Scenarios as collaborative tool empowering the policymaking process. The case of MedTech sector in Europe

Ochojski

Baron

2022

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In the paper, we analyse trends that impact the transition of the MedTech clusters in Europe to formulate growth scenarios and propose associated policy measures addressing the MedTech ecosystems while on their way to supporting Sustainable Development Goals. The study directly builds on the lessons learned within the S3martMed alliance, grouping the renowned European cluster organisations in MedTech. The research-oriented objectives of the paper are (i) to present the scenario method as a collaborative, knowledge-enabling tool for clusters and cluster policies and (ii) to identify contemporary scenarios for the MedTech sector willing to add value to transition paths of Regional Innovation Systems. Thus, the presented method and the paper itself are not retrospective but future-oriented to envisage new opportunities for SMEs, business support organisations, RTOs, and the users of MedTech products and services. The paper posits that sustainable ecosystems can be fostered by collaborative achievements of MedTech stakeholders on the condition that they keep on foreseeing the external driving forces to help policymakers to converge them into evidence-based policies.

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Scenarios as collaborative tool empowering the policymaking process. The case of MedTech sector in Europe

Ochojski

Baron

2022

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Can Energy Development Strategy Actions Boost Green Technology Innovation? Quasi-Natural Experimental Evidence from China

Wu,

Gao

2024

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Regarding the National Clean Energy Demonstration Province Construction Program (NCEDPCP) initiated by the Chinese government as a quasi-natural experiment, this article examines the effects and influencing mechanisms of the NCEDPCP on GTI based on China's provincial panel data from 2000 to 2020. The results show that the NCEDPCP strongly promoted GTI, leading to a 33.6% increase in the GTI level in the construction region. Mechanism tests indicate that the NCEDPCP promotes regional GTI mainly by strengthening environmental regulation. In contrast, the mediating role of R&D investment is not obvious. Furthermore, the NCEDPCP shows a strong touting color; the central and western regions and less economically developed regions obtain more policy dividends than their counterparts.

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Regional Innovation System in Context of Pandemic COVID-19

Cited by 2 publications

References 23 publications

Scenarios as collaborative tool empowering the policymaking process. The case of MedTech sector in Europe

Scenarios as collaborative tool empowering the policymaking process. The case of MedTech sector in Europe

Can Energy Development Strategy Actions Boost Green Technology Innovation? Quasi-Natural Experimental Evidence from China

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