Innovation policy in Poland

Natalia Irena Gust-Bardon
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Natalia Irena Gust-Bardon: Uniwersytet Szczecinski

Acta Universitatis Nicolai Copernici, Ekonomia, 2011, vol. 42, pages 217-228

Abstract: The innovation has gained tremendous importance amongst scientists, politicians, and entrepreneurs since it was identified as the key factor of the economic growth and competitiveness. In order for innovation processes to be efficiently created and absorbed, so that the competitiveness of the country is increased, a thoughtful intervention of the state in terms of an innovation policy is necessary. Its goal is to stimulate the cooperation between the scientific institutions and enterprises. The cooperation is going to allow the exchange of knowledge and experiences, which can result in creating new technological and organisational solutions in its final stage. This work features the innovation policy in Poland, its main strategical documents, and the legal basis. The increasing significance of the regions in creating the innovation policy has been pointed out.

Keywords: European Union; innovation policy; regions (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2011
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