New governance for innovation: The need for horizontal and systemic policy coordination
Jointly organized by Fraunhofer Institute for Systems and Innovation Research (ISI) and the Department of Innovation Studies of the Copernicus Institute for Sustainable Development and Innovation at the University of Utrecht, this 6CP workshop discussed the rationale behind new systemic modes of governance for innovation, and explored models, cases and early experiences of such governance. Stretching over two days and involving around 50 analysts and policy makers, the workshop offered a unique opportunity for creative brainstorming, open discussion of typical policy deadlocks and exploration of new avenues for policy co-ordination.
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Presentations
New governance for innovation by Prof. Dietmar Braun, Université Lausanne, Switzerland
The long and winding road to breakthrough health food innovations: An industry perspective by Dr. Hans Zevenbergen, R&D Director Heart Health, Unilever Research, The Netherlands
A vision for sustainable European road transport by Claude van Rooten, Director General, Opzoekingscentrum voor de Wegenbouw (Road Research Centre), Belgium
Innovations in transportation: Research and policy lessons of recent successful cases by Prof. Dr. Bert van Wee, University of Utrecht and Rijks Institute voor Volksgezondheid en Milieu (National Institute for Public Health and the Environment), The Netherlands
Systemic policy measures and processes: research and innovation governance by Dr. Erik Arnold, Technopolis, The Netherlands
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