OECD Innovation Strategy

Can you provide me the details of the 2015 OECD Innovation Strategy- An Agenda For Policy Action – as published by OECD?

[shikha]

The 2015 version of the OECD Innovation Strategy was co-ordinated by STI and draws on the work of 14 OECD Directorates that contributed in areas such as green innovation (ENV, IEA, NEA, STD and STI), public sector innovation (GOV, EDU and STI), health innovation (ELS and STI), inclusive innovation (STI, STD, GOV and EDU), agricultural innovation (TAD), country-specific innovation policies (STI, DEV and ECO), as well as issues such as governance and risk governance (GOV, ENV and
STI), skills (EDU, ELS, CFE, ECO and STI), business environment (ECO, DAF, TAD, CFE and STI), knowledge creation and diffusion (STI) and specific innovation policies (CFE, CTPA, GOV and STI)

The OECD Committee for Scientific and Technological Policy (CSTP) and the Committee on Industry, Innovation and Entrepreneurship (CIIE) took the lead in developing it, with other OECD Committees providing substantive input in their respective areas of competence.

A synthesis of the work was being delivered to the 2015 MCM, and a longer version of the report was presented at the meeting of the CSTP at Ministerial level, to be held in Daejeon, Korea, in October 2015.

The Strategy 2015 sets out a concrete agenda to strengthen innovation performance and put it to use for stronger, greener and more inclusive growth.

The Strategy sets out 5 priorities for policy makers that together provide the basis for a comprehensive and action-oriented approach to innovation, much of which can also be applied in the context of fiscally constrained economies.