ecosystem for innovation and entrepreneurship brazil _mauricio (final)

8/2/2019 Ecosystem for Innovation and Entrepreneurship Brazil _Mauricio (Final)

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2/10

Brazil13,9401%55:45

Argentina*664.10.44%43:31

Peru*100.50.16%

Chile*650.60.68%45:45

Mexico*

2,852.50.43%55:35

USA335,6002.6%42:58

Russia

20,449.82.1%72:28

South Africa33,424.23%25:75

Australia11,289.21.69%73:27

Germany75,760

2.5%33:67

China24,660

0.9%38:62

India44,5900.5%80:20

Japan105,428

3.43%20:80

R&D Expenditure US$ mi (2006) R&D Expenditure as % of GDP

Ratio Public:Private R&D Expenditure

*(2004)Sources: RICYT Rede de Indicadores de Sciencia Y Tecnologia

Foreign & Commonwealth Office (UK) Science and Innovation Annual Report 2006


3/10

Policies to foster innovation

Australia US$ 4.6 Billion through 2011.

Finland funding for its innovation agency : US$ 74 million new university law added technology transfer to the basic mission of universities

France US$ 1.47 Billion establishment of a new National Research Agency

Germany New Technology Strategy and US$ 8.9 Billion in R&D through 2009.

Japan national universities were given greater autonomy.

Austria, Finland, Germany and the Netherlands streamlined and consolidated their innovation support programmers

Sweden

up to US$ 162 million to implement public/private partnerships for research andinnovation in sectors related to ICT and others.

Brasil US$ 20 Billion for financing R&D, to boost R&D expenditure to 1,5% of GDP Innovation Law (Lei de Inovao): greater interaction between University and private

enterprises.


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Brazilian innovation related

10 Tech Parks and over 40

projects in development

400 incubators Over 2000 incubated companies

and over 1500 spin-offs

Mortality Tax under 25%(Brazilian average > 74%)

Over 33,000 jobs in Science

Parks and Incubators companies

Over US$ 20 bi of Federal

Investments in Innovation

activities for the next 4 years


5/10

Strong PublicStrong Public

Polices incentivesPolices incentives

Human CapitalHuman Capital

QualificationQualification(Academy(Academy

Involvement)Involvement)

Public and PrivatePublic and Private

Investments onInvestments onInnovationInnovation

EntrepreneurshipEntrepreneurshipAgentAgents withs withfocus on Businessfocus on Business

Incubation ? Innovative Environment ?Incubation ? Innovative Environment ?

THERE IS NOT AN INNOVATIVE COUNTRY


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Located on the historic center of Recife, Porto Digital is acknowledged asthe largest technological park in Brazil (AT Kearney, 2005) and the best

technological park/ innovation habitat in this country (Anprotec, 2007).

Porto Digital


7/10Government

Market

Bairro do Recife

District

Academy

UNIVERSITY

STRATEGICLOCATION

INTEREST INRENEWAL

THE AREA

EMPTY,LOW-COST

SPACES

MARKET

DEMAND ON ITPRODUCTSENTERPRISES

QUALIFIED

HUMANCAPITAL

PUBLICPOLICY

GOVERNMENT

RESEARCH

Porto Digital - Idea


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Success Factors

106 companies

2001 2007

6 companies

Triple Helix: Government,

Companies, University. Territory (Bairro do Recife)

$$ (Investment = US$16 million)

Anchors (Strategic Players)

Knowledge + Capital +Cooperation.

NGPD (Governana)

Benefits (Tax Exemption)

Funding (Subvention,Venture Capital, ...)

Interaction with theenvironment (SRE,

Carto Farol)

Urban Renewal leveragingUrban Development.

Port o Digi t al

Timeline


9/10

+ 3,000 PhDs and Masters, 50 PhDs at UFPE-CIn(Federal University Computer Science Center)

+ 2,300 CNPq researchers

01 of the Top-Five institutions in Latin America

14 Technical Schools

36 colleges and universities offering IT courses

+ 60 courses in IT, including Master and PhD

approx. 2,000 students graduated in IT in 2006.

Academic Base and Human Capital


10/10

Mauricio Schneck

Director of Innovation and Enterprise [email protected]

www.portodigital.org

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