Innovation Strategy - Helsinki Metropolitan Area
The first innovation strategy for the Helsinki Region shows the way forward for collaboration (regionally, nationally and internationally) that will more efficiently harness the huge innovation potential of the metropolitan area.
Description
All of the elements of an inventive knowledge-based economy are present and correct in the Helsinki Metropolitan Area - at least in theory. However, actual economic performance indicates that there are problems in effectively commercializing this inventiveness.
The most widely recognized strength of the Finnish innovation system lies in advanced collaboration between the private and public sectors.
The Innovation Strategy has four pillars:
- Improving the international appeal of research and expertise
- Reinforcing knowledge-based clusters and creating common development platforms
- Reform and innovations in public services
- Support for innovative activities
A full description of the four-pillar strategy can be found in
the downloadable report (right hand). The report includes 26
action proposals that should be specified and for which concrete
measurable objectives are required. Most of the proposals may in
principle be implemented quickly. Many of the proposals will
require co-operation across organizational and local authority
boundaries, and this will not occur without active further
preparation.
Contact info
Culminatum Ltd Oy
Mr. Tatu
Laurila
Publication date
27/10/2005
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Reference material
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Report | Innovation Strategy - Helsinki Metropolitan Area
26 May 2006, pdf, 791KB
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Report | Yhdessä huipulle - Helsingin seudun innovaatiostrategia
26 May 2006, pdf, 897KB