Evaluation and (Re)Orientation of Innovation Policy

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Presentación hecha por el Phd. en economía y profesor de la Universidad de Minnesota, Irwin Feller, en el marco del seminario "Innovar para Crecer: El gran desafío de la década que se inicia" organizado por el Consejo Nacional de Innovación.

Evaluation and (Re)Orientation of Innovation Policy Irwin Feller Senior Visiting ProfessorAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science Presentation to Chile’s National Innovation Council For Competitiveness Santiago, Chile January 22, 2010

Role(s) of Evaluation “In order to be able to construct (a long term vision), we must walk along a path strewn with intermediate steps and milestones that would let us evaluate the results jointly with the participation of all stakeholders. TOWARDS A NATIONAL INNOVATION STRATEGY FOR COMPETITIVENESS, VOLUME II, 2008

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Evaluation and (Re)Orientation of Innovation Policy

1. Evaluation and (Re)Orientation of Innovation Policy Irwin Feller Senior Visiting ProfessorAmerican Association for the Advancement of Science Presentation to Chile’s National Innovation Council For Competitiveness Santiago, Chile January 22, 2010

2. Role(s) of Evaluation “In order to be able to construct (a long term vision), we must walk along a path strewn with intermediate steps and milestones that would let us evaluate the results jointly with the participation of all stakeholders. TOWARDS A NATIONAL INNOVATION STRATEGY FOR COMPETITIVENESS, VOLUME II, 2008

4. Transparency

7. Need to Determine if Policies/Programs are Being Correctly Implemented (“Implementation”)

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11. Develop Venture Markets

12. Revise University Intellectual Property Rights Policies

13. Support Industry R&D

14. Develop Regional Capabilities

15. CNIC Report

16. Manufacturing Extension Partnership

17. Small Business Innovation Research Program

18. Bayh-Dole Act

19. Advanced Technology Program