The way forward Development of joint ST Human
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The way forward: Development of joint S&T Human Capital Dr. Agrita Kiopa, Ministry of Education and Science 02. 10. 2013.
Context Smart specialization strategy Collaboration as an essential element of development of S&T Human Capital
Industry sectors with highest potential Identified industry sectors with highest export potential Developed methodology and calculated export potential of the industry sectors 350 50. 97 300 Lauksaimniecība Pārtikas rūpniecība Vieglā rūpniecība 250 Kokrūpniecība FDI million LVL 215 Papīra ražošana 741. 2 200 Ķīmiskā rūpniecība Nemetāliskie minerāli Metāla un tā izstrādājumu ražošana 150 Datoru, elektriskās un optiskās iekārtas 134. 7, 452. 5 Mašīnbūve un transportlīdzekļi Mēbeles 100 Pārējā apstrādes rūpniecība Izdevējdarbība 241. 45 50 Radošā 347. 84 industrija 35. 02 75. 47 0 0 0 50. 36 309. 4799999 168. 35 124. 25 65. 33 200 400 600 Exsports, million LVL 800 1000 1200
Target 1: Innovation capacity development Readiness for future opportunities by building innovation capacity in key areas: ICT Natural Sciences (physics, organic chemistry, biochemistry and molecular biology) Engineering (electrical and electronic engineering, material sciences – especially ceramics and composites, mechanics and biotechnologies) Medicine (pharmacy and clinical medicine) Agricultural sciences (agronomy, horticulture, forestry and food technologies)
Target 2: Increased success rate in Horzin 2020 “Collaboration-mix”: Policy instruments to support joint project preparation Joint “Widening-participation” activities Assessment of S&T Human Capital in areas of Key Enabling Technologies
