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Advancing Innovation in the Republic of Tatarstan : A Framework for Competing and Thriving in the Global EconomyThis report provides recommendations for
 transforming Tartarstan's traditional industrial
 economy into a globally competitive, knowledge based
 economy, and for involving Russia in the development
 process. A broad range of innovation policies are best
 handled at the regional level and are difficult to achieve
 through an approach solely based on national innovation.
 Regional innovation systems are constantly evolving and
 government must be flexible enough to support learning and
 interactions between innovation stakeholders and the ability
 of firms to find their competitive advantages in global markets.
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China - Inclusive Innovation for Sustainable Inclusive GrowthInclusive innovation seeks to expand access to essential goods and services, thereby improving quality of life, and enhancing economic empowerment through knowledge creation, acquisition, adaption, absorption, and deployment efforts targeted directly at the needs of excluded populations. Inclusive innovation is of high relevance for the Chinese authorities, but the concept is new to the Chinese government from both conceptual and policy perspective. So far China has emphasized frontier innovation, yet has recognized the importance of inclusive innovation in addressing increasing disparity between the rich and poor. In China many efforts are being made in the domain of inclusive innovation, but there is no clear strategy and implementation plan. This report aims to help build awareness and set the stage for the potential implementation and operationalization of inclusive innovation policy in China and possibly in other countries. This report is presented in four Chapters and an Executive Summary. Chapter I presents the concept of inclusive innovation and why it is relevant for China. Chapter II discusses the current landscape for inclusive innovation in China. Chapter III presents international experience and examples. Chapter IV outlines some policy options for consideration by the Chinese authorities.
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ChinaInclusive innovation seeks to expand
 access to essential goods and services, thereby improving
 quality of life, and enhancing economic empowerment through
 knowledge creation, acquisition, adaption, absorption, and
 deployment efforts targeted directly at the needs of
 excluded populations. Inclusive innovation is of high
 relevance for the Chinese authorities, but the concept is
 new to the Chinese government from both conceptual and
 policy perspective. So far China has emphasized frontier
 innovation, yet has recognized the importance of inclusive
 innovation in addressing increasing disparity between the
 rich and poor. In China many efforts are being made in the
 domain of inclusive innovation, but there is no clear
 strategy and implementation plan. This report aims to help
 build awareness and set the stage for the potential
 implementation and operationalization of inclusive
 innovation policy in China and possibly in other countries.
 This report is presented in four Chapters and an Executive
 Summary. Chapter I presents the concept of inclusive
 innovation and why it is relevant for China. Chapter II
 discusses the current landscape for inclusive innovation in
 China. Chapter III presents international experience and
 examples. Chapter IV outlines some policy options for
 consideration by the Chinese authorities.