EFPIA supports the Council Conclusions' call for a future-proof #IndustrialPolicy strategy to be an integral part of the Commission’s agenda in the next mandate. In recent years, other regions of the world have become more #competitive and attractive for innovators. The medicine investment gap between the US and the EU has increased by 1000% over the past 20 years. To close the gap, we need to create conditions that foster and drive research and development in the EU. A European industrial policy strategy with #health and #LifeSciences at its heart is a key step towards a healthier, more competitive, and resilient Europe: https://lnkd.in/g_TGW6gy #WeWontRest
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Reignite innovation: Younes Fegheh-Hassanpour from RCK Partners explains how the UK can spark global competitiveness in the life sciences industry https://lnkd.in/ef27UyVx
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and for the life sciences sector, that also requires synergy between economic and health policy.....
The government's manifesto included bold and positive ambitions for the UK's life sciences – especially on stimulating investment to drive improvements for patients. Similarly in May, a LifeArc-sponsored report was published on the importance of Backing Business R&D – to make sure the fundamentals of our R&D ecosystem are working as they should: https://t.ly/3Jh-r Now is the time to turn those ambitions into reality. Whether it's the availability of infrastructure, the offer of financial incentives, or the ability of regional clusters to market themselves to investors, we should be pulling on all the levers available to make the UK an easy and exciting place to invest in R&D.
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Did you see this? Government is undertaking a strategic review of Australia's R&D ecosystem 🔎 With Australia's level of R&D investment falling below the OECD average, this is a timely response. The review will include a consultation process calling on industry, universities and the public to contribute to ways to optimise an industry supported R&D ecosystem that attracts increased investment. Whether you're an early-stage startup or an established large business, this is a great opportunity to have your say on the policies and incentives that support (or hinder) innovation and R&D within business 🔬 Findings of the review will be reported by the end of 2025. You can follow progress and outcomes of the review here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gHqGB5DD
Strategic Examination of Research and Development
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Exciting news! 🎉 Now the expert panel has been announced including: Robyn Denholm (Chair); Emeritus Professor Ian Chubb AC; Professor Fiona Wood AO and Dr Kate Cornick, a Discussion Paper will be developed focused on optimising the R&D system. Australia has a proud history of innovation – as varied as the black box flight recorder, spray-on skin, the electronic pacemaker, and the precursor to Google Maps. It will be fascinating to see the direction the Expert Panel takes in this strategic examination. We are in a period of rapid change – this is an exciting step forward! 💡✨ #Innovation #ExpertPanel #R&D #StrategicExamination #Australia
Did you see this? Government is undertaking a strategic review of Australia's R&D ecosystem 🔎 With Australia's level of R&D investment falling below the OECD average, this is a timely response. The review will include a consultation process calling on industry, universities and the public to contribute to ways to optimise an industry supported R&D ecosystem that attracts increased investment. Whether you're an early-stage startup or an established large business, this is a great opportunity to have your say on the policies and incentives that support (or hinder) innovation and R&D within business 🔬 Findings of the review will be reported by the end of 2025. You can follow progress and outcomes of the review here 👇 https://lnkd.in/gHqGB5DD
Strategic Examination of Research and Development
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The recent release of both the Research and Development Tax Incentive Transparency Report and the Australian Innovation Statistics (AIS) dashboard indicates a larger narrative at play surrounding the national innovation effort that requires deeper exploration, as highlighted in this analysis by Peter Roberts. How can Australia better align its national innovation strategies to meet 21st century challenges, and what role should both the government and private sector play in this endeavour?
Government says Australian R&D is strong - it is not - Australian Manufacturing Forum
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🚨There Can Be No Business as Usual for European Industry🚨 says Judith Kirton-Darling The choices EU leaders make in the coming years will determine whether European industry has a long-term future. That is why the next European Parliament must make implementing a renewed European #GreenDeal, complemented by initiatives to bolster industry and attract broad public support, a top priority. prosyn.org/RLKFEZQ
There Can Be No Business as Usual for European Industry | by Judith Kirton-Darling - Project Syndicate
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📢 Interested to find out what are Eurosif - The European Sustainable Investment Forum policy recommendations on #scalingup #finance for #sustainablegrowth? 🌱 Read on! 👇
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🚀 Unlocking Future Opportunities through Further Education 🚀 To all my FE colleagues lets respond and seize this opportunity to advocate for robust investment in further education. By doing so, we can ensure a prosperous future for individuals and the nation as a whole. 🌍💼 The UK Parliament's recent call for evidence on the economics of higher, further, and technical education presents a pivotal opportunity for us to shape the future of our workforce. 🌟 In today's rapidly evolving job market, the importance of further education cannot be overstated. Whether it's through higher education, further education, or technical training, continuous learning is essential to equip our workforce with the skills needed to tackle current and future challenges. 📚 Why Further Education Matters: *Bridging the Skills Gap: With industries like engineering facing significant skills shortages, further education provides the necessary training to fill these gaps and drive economic growth. *Lifelong Learning: As technology and industries evolve, so must our skills. Further education ensures that individuals can continuously update their knowledge and remain competitive. *Economic Prosperity: Investing in further education boosts local economies by creating a skilled workforce that meets the needs of employers, fostering innovation and productivity. *Personal Development: Beyond professional skills, further education promotes personal growth, critical thinking, and adaptability, which are invaluable in any career. #FurtherEducation #LifelongLearning #SkillsDevelopment #EconomicGrowth #UKParliament #EducationForAll
Innovation, growth and the regions: The Science, Innovation and Technology Select Committee are assessing the role of the UK’s innovation ecosystem in economic growth. With the FE sector taking an increasingly prominent role in supporting local business innovation it would be great to get a diverse range of voices heard, and boost recognition for the contributions colleges and training providers are making. Please take part in the call for evidence if you can: https://lnkd.in/eEDRGYGe
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Supporting fast growth Emerging Giant businesses, Head of KPMG Emerging Giants in the UK
The budget announcement today included several commitments to investing in industries of the future. You can read more in Dan's great update below and do get in touch if you'd like to explore how this could impact your business!
Helping organisations from all sectors transform their innovation activities into a value adding business function.
Key Budget updates - Innovation Funding & Strategy - The establishment of a national wealth fund aimed at investing in “industries of the future,” signalling a strong commitment to nurturing sectors with high growth potential – drawing links with the 8 growth-driving sectors identified in the Invest 2035: the UK’s modern industrial strategy greenpaper: advanced manufacturing, clean energy industries, creative industries, defence, digital and technologies, financial services, life sciences professional and business services - Nearly £1bn in funding for the aerospace sector - Over £2bn for the automotive sector - Up to £520m for a new Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing fund - More than £20bn of funding to protect government investments in R&D - At least £6.1bn earmarked to safeguard core research funding in critical areas such as engineering, biotechnology, and medical science - A pledge to make Britain a “clean energy superpower”, with investments in carbon capture and storage - Funding 11 new green hydrogen projects across the UK - Establishing GB Energy in Aberdeen, with funding allocated for next year to support this new institution. It was encouraging to see that the Government has made several commitments that align with the issues and recommendations highlighted in the KPMG report for the Office for Life Sciences “Unlocking the potential of UK HealthTech.” Our Grants Advisory team will be delving into the details of these announcements and will share more information as it becomes available. #funding #grants #publicfunding #industrialstrategy #healthtech #cleanenergy
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Private vs public spending on research and development in us and eu Mario Draghi just stated in NBF that private companies invest 80% of Research and Development costs in US while public sector only invests 20%. I am not sure if I heard correctly but did he say that the share just opposite i.e. public 80% and private 20% in EU? If it is. I think we have revealed the reason for lack of innovation.
