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Discovery processes for transformative innovation policy

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Smart Specialisation Strategies - S3, designed and implemented through entrepreneurial discovery processes – EDP during 2014-2020, are likely to continue to play an important role under the policy objective of a Smarter Europe in the next EU funding programming cycle 2021-2027. Innovation policy and S3 now should be aligned with EU Green and Digital transitions with the aim to contribute to systemic transformation. By selectively reviewing conceptual and empirical studies, this paper identifies critical lessons from Smart Specialisation implementation and EDP that may be relevant for Member States and regions adopting a new S3 innovation policy frame. In particular, in the context of the Partnerships for Regional Innovation (PRI), lessons from EDP practices may be useful for conceptualisation and development of the proposed Open Discovery Processes - ODP.

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  • LARANJA Manuel & PERIANEZ FORTE Inmaculada & REIMERIS Ramojus, 2022. "Discovery processes for transformative innovation policy," JRC Research Reports JRC131330, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc131330
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    Discovery processes; transformative innovation policy; entrepreneurial discovery process; open discovery process;
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