1. Recent innovation policy trends in Russia May 14, 2012, Vienna Mikhail Goland, ISSEK, HSE, Russia National Research University «Higher School of Economics»

2. STATE PRIORITIES IN THE INNOVATIVE POLICY 2 The President Commission for the Modernization and Technological Development of Russian Economy energy efficiency nuclear technology information technology space technology and telecommunications medical technology and pharmaceuticals

3. NATIONAL INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE 3 Innovative infrastructure have to provide cooperation of research institutions and businesses to implement high-tech projects: Educational institutes Development programs of the leading classical universities (Moscow State University and St. Petersburg State University) Selected universities (9 federal and 29 national research universities) receiving additional government support Establishment of national research centers are ( example: Kurchatov Institute) Skolkovo Unprecedented tax benefit, VAT exemption, no social payments etc Favorable administrative regime Skolkovo University of Technology in cooperation with MIT Innovation Zones 4 IZ in Russia: in Moscow region (Dubna), Moscow (Zelenograd), in the cities of St. Petersburg and Tomsk. IZ are provided by necessary transport, engineering and social infrastructure. Various tax incentives, exemption from certain custom duties etc Other members of innovation infrastructure More than 60 existing industrial parks in Russia 13 cities of Russia have “Naukograd” Status (center of scientific research) technology transfer centers, centers of collective use of scientific equipment, business incubators, etc

4. Development institutions have to support innovation projects at all stages of its business cycle The concept of “Innovative elevator” helps to pass the project as it grows to the relevant development institution and makes it easier for businesses to obtain financing Size of financial support, mln. US doll. Business project stages 0 0,3 3,5 20 40 Start up projectGrowth stageEstablished stageMature business Russian development bank Rosnano VEB Seed funds RVC Venture funds RVC Regional venture funds FASIE DEVELOPMENT INSTITUTIONS

5. Technology platforms: strategic alliance with state participation for precompetitive research 5 Basic research Applied research Developments Business Research organizations Universities Research organizations Universities Competitor-1 Competitor-2 TP

6. Russian Technology Platforms: types distribution (basically unique) 1.Closed nuclear fuel cycle with reactors based on fast neutrons 2.Controlled fusion synthesis 3.Radioactive technologies 4.High-speed intellectual railway transport 5.National Space Technology Platform 6.National Information Satellite System 7.Aeronautic Mobility and Aircraft Technologies 8.Intellectual Energy System of Russia 9.Environmentally friendly thermal power of enhanced efficiency 10.Advanced technologies of renewed energy 11.Small-scale Energy Distribution 12.Innovations technologies use to increase the efficiency of construction activity, automobile and railway roads security and keeping 13.Technological platform of solid minerals 14.Hydrocarbon mining and usage technologies 15.Deeper oil and gas proccesing 16.Ocean Exploration 1.Medicine of Future 2.Bio-industry and Bio-resources – BioTech2030 3.Bioenegry 4.National Programme Platform 5.National Supercomputer Technology Platform 6.Innovative Laser, Optic and Optoelectronic Technologies – Photonics 7.Development of Russian Light Emitting Diodes Technologies 8.New polymer composition materials and technologies 9.Materials and technologies of metallurgical engineering 10.Technologies of mechatronics, embedded systems of control, radio frequency identification and robotics industry 11.Ultra-high frequencies technologies 12.Technologies for environmental development Monopoly Platforms TPs with high business concentration ratiowith low business concentration 6

7. Innovation strategies of state-owned companies: enhancing innovation activity 7 Innovation strategy  Technology audit  Road maps  KPI  Organizational Innovations  Department of Innovations  Relations with environment  Open innovation concept  47 the biggest state- owned enterprises  Who is next?  R&D planning  Investment  IP strategy  Education

8. Thank you! mgoland@hse.ru National Research University «Higher School of Economics»