Issue No. 47 – Impact of R&I Policy

Table of Contents

1. RATIONALE AND LESSONS (TO BE) LEARNED FROM THE AUSTRIAN PRESIDENCY CONFERENCE ON ‘IMPACT OF RESEARCH AND INNOVATION POLICY AT THE CROSSROADS OF POLICY DESIGN, IMPLEMENTATION AND EVALUATION’
   Schuch, Klaus
   Pages: 4-6
2. Debating Impact and missionorientation of R&I Policies
   Polt, Wolfgang, Schuch, Klaus, Weber, Matthias, Dall, Elke, Unger, Maximilian, Salamon, Nela
   Pages: 7-12
3. Evaluation of the Top-level Research Initiative
   Melin, Göran
   Pages: 13-16
4. From measuring impacts to mapping impact systems: Lessons for the impact assessment of research infrastructures from a study on the European Social Survey ERIC
   Kolarz, Peter
   Pages: 17-22
5. Implementing S3 with Clusters – An Innovation Model for Transformative Activities
   Keller, Michael, Reinbruber, Iris, Dermastia, Mateja, Bersier, Jacques, Meier zu Köcker, Gerd
   Pages: 23-34
6. Research Impact Assessment: from ex post to real-time assessment
   Joly, Pierre-Benoit, Matt, Mireille, Robinson, Douglas K.R.
   Pages: 35-40
7. New Evaluation Framework in Finnish Innovation Policy
   Hyvärinen, Jari
   Pages: 41-45
8. New Running experiments in innovation and growth policy: What can we learn from recent experience?
   Firpo, Teo, Phipps, James
   Pages: 46-50
9. The Role of Citizens in Setting the Visions for Mission-Oriented Research and Innovation
   Chicot, Julien, Domini, Alberto
   Pages: 51-61
10. Impact Pathways: Tracking and communicating the impact of the European Framework Programme for research and innovation.
    Bruno, Nelly, Kadunc, Martina
    Pages: 62-71
11. Evaluation Framework for Promoting Gender Equality in Research and Innovation: How does gender equality influence research and innovation outcomes and what implications can be derived for suitable evaluation approaches?
    Bührer, Susanne, Reidl, Sybille, Schmidt, Evanthia K., Palmen, Rachel, Striebing, Clemens, Groo, Dora
    Pages: 140-145
12. Is a policy mix more effective than individual policies for SME innovation? An exploratory analysis
    Caloffi, Annalisa, Freo, Marzia, Ghinoi, Stefano, Rossi, Federica, Russo, Margherita
    Pages: 72-77
13. The Italian Industry/Enterprise 4.0 Plan: Ex-ante identification of potential beneficiaries and ex-post assessment of the use of incentives
    Perani, Giulio, Costa, Stefano, De Santis, Stefano
    Pages: 78-86
14. Impact evaluation of R&D support for SMEs and start-ups and its feedback on project management
    Ueyama, Masaki, Isshiki, Toshiyuki, Miyajima, Shumpei, Uesaka, Shin
    Pages: 87-90
15. EVALUATION OF RESEARCH INSTITUTES OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF UKRAINE: PROBLEMS WITH IMPLEMENTATION OF THE ‘BEST PRACTICES‘
    Yegorov, Igor
    Pages: 91-95
16. The Shape of Things to Come: Ex-Ante Assessment of the Economic Impact of Horizon Europe
    Ravet, Julien, Boitier, Baptiste, Grancagnolo, Marco, Le Mouel, Pierre, Stirbat, Liviu, Zagamé, Paul
    Pages: 96-105
17. The Use of Research Portfolios in Science Policy
    Vonortas, Nicholas, Rafols, Ismael
    Pages: 106-117
18. Impact in the agro-food and bio-economy domain
    Svedin, Uno, Heimann, Bettina
    Pages: 118-122
19. Researchers’ perspectives on impact of Research & Innovation: a Structural Topic Model approach to COST Action participants
    Reimin, Elwin
    Pages: 123-128
20. Implementing evidence-based strategic decision making in HER institutions: The case of Paris Sciences et Lettres University
    Basset, Emmanuel, Heuser, Matthias
    Pages: 129-134
21. The political context of Research Infrastructures: Consequences for impact and evaluation
    Van Elzakker, Isabelle, Van Drooge, Leonie
    Pages: 135-139
22. The Shaping a new understanding of the impact of Horizon Europe: the roles of the European Commission and Member States
    Weber, Matthias, Lamprecht, Katja, Biegelbauer, Peter
    Pages: 146-154
23. How to achieve, assess and advance impact and societal value of health research from a funders' perspective.
    Gijbels, Joey, Reijmerink, Wendy
    Pages: 156-157
24. Improving access to finance for young innovative firms with growth potential: evidence of impact of equity instruments on firms' output
    Stamenov, Blagoy, Szkuta, Katarzyna
    Pages: 158-159
25. Understanding the policy pathway to research impact. Commonwealth Fisheries Harvest Strategy Policy - a pilot case study.
    Russell, T., Söderbaum, A., Keenan, J., Dowd, A-M.
    Pages: 160-161
26. Improving access to finance for innovative firms with growth potential: evidence of impact of R&D grant schemes on firms' output
    Testa, G., Szkuta, Katarzyna
    Pages: 162-163
27. Preparing the future: developing research impact assessment capacity among stakeholders in Catalonia
    Paula, Adam, Montserrat, Daban, Maite, Solans-Domènech, Radó-Trilla, Núria
    Pages: 164-165
28. Evaluation of socio-economic impacts of the business R&D support in small economies. The case of the Czech Republic
    Ratinger, Tomas, Cadil, Vladislav, Agyemang, Sylvester Amoako
    Pages: 166-167
29. Innovation Growth Lab. Working in partnership to make innovation, entrepreneurship and business growth policy more impactful through experimentation and new evidence.
    Firpo, Teo, Phipps, James
    Pages: 168-169
30. PRELIMINARY REMARKS ABOUT SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION POLICY EVALUATION IN LATIN AMERICA
    Bin, Adriana, de Andrade, Rafaela M., Vasconcelllos Pinheiro, Lissa, Monteiro Salles-Filho, Sergio Luiz
    Pages: 170-171
31. The impact of the EXIST Business Start-up Grant on corporate growth: A group comparison for Dresden (GER)
    Dörr, Philip
    Pages: 172-173
32. WHAT ARE THE IMPACTS OF CLUSTER POLICIES? THE GERMAN EXPERIENCE.
    Rothgang, Michael, Lageman, Bernhard, Scholz, Anne-Marie
    Pages: 174-175
33. Making the invisible visible. Towards strategic measures of research and technology organisations (RTOs)
    Hyytinen, Kirsi, Kallio, Katri, Kuusisto, Olli, Suominen, Arho
    Pages: 176-177