THE INTELLIGENT SPECIALIZATION MECHANISM PROPOSED BY ROMANIA FOR ECONOMIC GROWTH

Janina Mirela Gabroveanu ()
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Janina Mirela Gabroveanu: ASE Bucharest

Journal of Information Systems & Operations Management, 2020, vol. 14, issue 1, 193-202

Abstract: The concept of smart specialization aims to provide the necessary context for substantiating investments in research, development and innovation through EU cohesion policy. Smart specialization requires a strategic and integrated approach, which aims to capitalize on the potential for smart growth and the knowledge-based economy in all regions. EU states are committed to developing a smart national specialization strategy as part of the Europe 2020 Agenda for Growth. In this regard, one of the essential conditions for the use of funds allocated through cohesion policy 2021-2027 was the development of a clear and well-designed mechanism in the field of research and innovation, to guide how investment funds can be used in the next 7 years. and to ensure that clear objectives are achieved.

Date: 2020
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