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A Methodical and Conceptual Approach to Innovation Systems Surveys in Africa (NEPAD)

theme Theme 1: Micro-based evidence research on innovation and technological change 
time frame 2004-2004 
researcher(s) B. Asheim
Norman G. Dytianquin
Geoffrey Gachino
Micheline Goedhuys
Lynn K. Mytelka
description At its first meeting in 2003 the NEPAD Ministerial Conference on Science and Technology called on the NEPAD Secretariat to initiate activities that would generate an African Innovation Outlook – a comprehensive profile of the innovation landscape. The NEPAD secretariat subsequently requested UNU-INTECH to develop methodology for an Africa wide innovation study, the first of its kind to be undertaken in sub-Saharan Africa. The report contains a comprehensive overview of surveys in the OECD as well as developing countries, and elaborates a common framework, methodology, and timetable for conducting such surveys.

The study was prepared by a team of researchers under the direction of Professor Lynn K. Mytelka. Members of the team included Norman Dytianquin (UNU-INTECH), Geoffrey Gachino (Kenya Central Bureau of Statistics/UNU-INTECH), Dr. Micheline Goedhuys, ( University of Antwerp / UNU-INTECH Research Fellow), Prof. Banji Oyelaran-Oyeyinka (UNU-INTECH), Dr. Saeed Parto (MERIT/University of Maastricht/UNU-INTECH Research Fellow) and Anthony Arundel (MERIT/University of Maastricht )  

deliverables The report, Designing a Policy-Relevant Innovation Survey for NEPAD was completed in 2004 and can be downloaded at http://www.merit.unu.edu/publications/reports/200408_Nepad.pdf (PDF 1.3Mb).

 

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