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Innovation Policy

Innovation is the product of intentional human endeavor. Countries seeking world-leading innovative enterprises and industries need to implement thoughtful and effective national innovation systems, and supporting policy instruments, to maximize their innovation potential. Reports here review the innovation systems/policies of GTIPA-member nations.

Challenges in Regulating Innovation – Possible Policy Actions

In order for the regulatory systems to cope with the rapid technological development, an adaptive approach, continuous learning and flexibility are needed. This is highlighted in a new report from Tillväxtanalys. We have also further developed a model that illustrates basic questions and positions for regulators in the process.

Swedish Agency for Growth Policy Analysis (Tillväxtanalys)Thu, 05/19/2022

An Enabling Ecosystem towards formalization for enterprises

An Enabling Ecosystem towards formalization for enterprises.

Institute for CompetitivenessWed, 05/18/2022

WHO DOES COMPETITION LAW BENEFIT?

The ‘public interest’ is a strong consideration made by courts when deciding a case in competition law internationally in jurisdictions such as the United States, or domestically. Yet when one looks at the actual cases themselves, one sees that the beneficiary in such litigation is mostly a competitor of one company who failed in the market and resorted to using legislative force.

The Free Market Foundation Mon, 05/16/2022

The Road to Saclay

Paul Hofheinz, president of the Lisbon Council, chaired the session and shared the recent conclusions of The Great Reset: Why the Future of Democracy Rests on Robust Transatlantic Cooperation, a new policy brief. The discussions will feed directly into the U.S.-EU Trade and Technology Council meeting due to convene in Saclay, France on 15-16 May.

The Lisbon Council Mon, 05/16/2022

Further Energizing Innovation in Fiscal Year 2023

The FY 2023 budget request signals America’s commitment to sustaining bipartisan momentum for clean energy innovation. Congress should seize this opportunity to accelerate domestic clean energy industries and shape the U.S. response to climate change.

Information Technology and Innovation FoundationFri, 05/13/2022

PND 2018 – 2022 and the ICT sector: what is its current status? – Report March 2022

This report (March 2022) presents the main advances of the indicators of the agreements related to the ICT sector since it is essential for the sector to know how all the policies and programs agreed in the National Development Plan (PND) 2018 - 2022 are.

TicTacTue, 05/10/2022

How Applying ‘Buy America’ Provisions to IT Undermines Infrastructure Goals

Because the cost of producing IT products is lower overseas, applying Buy America provisions to IT components of projects underwritten by the infrastructure bill will raise costs, reduce infrastructure build, and delay project completion—all without creating any net new jobs.

Information Technology and Innovation FoundationMon, 05/09/2022

The index of modern cities: a tool to measure the comprehensive development of cities in Colombia

At TicTac and AnalyTICs we see the need to share information on issues relevant to the ICT sector, since it is extremely important that both companies in the union and society have access to those updates that may influence their business decisions.

TicTacMon, 05/09/2022

Fewer essential medicines on patent

Our analysis of patenting on the WHO’s latest Essential Medicine List (22nd edition, 2021) shows a decline in the percentage of patented medicines for the first time.

Geneva NetworkTue, 05/03/2022

Three Colombian innovations to consume energy consciously

Energy is crucial to achieving almost all of the SDGs, from its role in eradicating poverty through advances in health, education, water supply and industrialization, to combating climate change. At the same time, sustainable energy is an opportunity that transforms lives, economies and the planet.

TicTacThu, 04/28/2022

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