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POLISH STRAT E GY FOR STRENGTHENING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

POLISH STRAT E GY FOR STRENGTHENING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION. KRZYSZTOF KURZYDŁOWSKI MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE. Heritage (1945 – 1989). Economy destroyed by WW II Era of Central Planning Ambition of „a fully independent state” (in a global economy). Transition Period.

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POLISH STRAT E GY FOR STRENGTHENING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION

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  1. POLISH STRATEGY FOR STRENGTHENING RESEARCH AND INNOVATION KRZYSZTOF KURZYDŁOWSKI MINISTRY OF EDUCATION AND SCIENCE

  2. Heritage(1945 – 1989) • Economy destroyed by WW II • Era of Central Planning • Ambition of „a fully independent state” (in a global economy)

  3. Transition Period • A relatively large nation • Need to focus on urgent problems (restructuring of industry) • Innovations based on basic resources (labour costs, technology adoption)

  4. Motivations for R&D based innovations Source: European Innovation Scoreboard 2005

  5. Strategy • Sustainable development (incremental growth) • Priority areas (break-through strategy) • R&D based innovations • Use of Structural Funds Time scale

  6. European Experience with Cohesion Regions • Ireland • Greece • Spain • Poland

  7. Economic Growth Poland - GDP

  8. Human PotentialStudents

  9. Human Potential Ph.D. Students

  10. Means • National Framework Programme (2005) • Polish Technology Platforms (2005) • Technology Clusters (2006) • Mobility and Human Resources (2006) • National Research Centre (2007) • Optimized Use of Structural Funds (2007 – 2013)

  11. Absorption of Structural Funds for Innovation • Human resources and mobility • Programmes: • Mobility between science and industry • Young scientists • International mobility • Returning scientists

  12. National Framework Programme

  13. Science and Industry • PPT Food • PPT Biotechnology • PPT Hydrogen and Fuel Cells • PPT Metals • PPT Aerospace • PPT Sustainable and Clear Fossil Energy Systems • PPT Water Transport • PPT Textile Industry • PPT Sustainable Chemistry

  14. Science and Industry II • PPT Road Transport • PPT Steel • PPT ICT • PPT Foresters • PPT Construction • PPT Opto- and Nanotechnology • PPT Manufacturing • PPT Safety • PPT Advanced Materials

  15. An Example - Aeronautics ACARE • SRA: • general aviation small plane • small helicopter • supply chain for global industry

  16. Aviation Valleyregional innovation cluster • Local initiative • Supply chain • 66 Y of tradition • 30 companies • 9000 employees • Sales 250M€ • Airports • Technical Universities www.aviationvalley.pl

  17. National R&D Centre Vision High quality research at acceptable cost R&D strategic to social and economic development of the state. Mission • Top-down coordination of key R&D programmes • Research Infrastructure • Development of human resources • Participation in ERA

  18. Foresight Objectives • Priorities for R&D • Public debate • From traditional to knowledge based economy

  19. Structural funds - 2005

  20. Structural fundsPoland 2005

  21. Infrastructure ofKnowledge-based Economy

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