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Auteur(s) : Commission Européenne
Date de publication: 10 mars 2014
Editeur : Commission Européenne
Europe is closing its innovation gap with the United States and Japan but differences in performance between EU Member States are still high and diminishing only slowly. At a regional level, the innovation gap is widening, with the innovation performance having worsened in almost one fifth of EU regions.
These are the main results of the European Commission's Innovation Union Scoreboard 2014 and the Regional Innovation Scoreboard 2014. The overall ranking within the EU remains relatively stable, with Sweden at the top, followed by Denmark, Germany and Finland – the four countries that invest most in research and innovation.
The countries whose position has improved the most are Portugal, Estonia and Latvia. Overall progress has been driven by the openness and attractiveness of the EU research system as well as business innovation collaboration and the commercialisation of knowledge as measured by licence and patent revenues from abroad. However, growth in public R&D expenditure was offset by a decline in venture capital investment and non-R&D innovation investment in companies.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
1. INTRODUCTION
2. MEMBER STATES’ INNOVATION PERFORMANCE
3. CHANGES OVER TIME IN MEMBER STATES’ INNOVATION PERFORMANCE
4. BENCHMARKING INNOVATION PERFORMANCE WITH NON-EU COUNTRIES
5. COUNTRY PROFILES
6. INNOVATION UNION SCOREBOARD METHODOLOGY