PROBLEMS OF STIMULATION FOR REEARCH AND INNOVATION ACTIVITIES (Problemy stymulyuvannya naukovo-doslidnoyi ta innovatsiynoyi diyalnosti)

• Authors: Butnik-Siversky Olexandr B.
• Languages of publication: UK

Abstracts

EN

The study addresses the problem of what factors should be accounted for in overcoming the R&D and innovation inertia in Ukraine. Detailed data on the science, technology and innovation performance in Ukraine are given, and major tendencies in these fields are outlined in comparison with other countries. The data show the increasing share of basic research in Ukraine, in parallel with the reducing share of applied research and development, and the increasing share of S&T services, especially internal (intra-firm) ones. The share of R&D performers in HEE and industrial companies is still small. This tendency has affected the innovation activity in Ukraine, which remains too low in terms of innovating enterprises and innovative products sales. As a result, the national industry becomes even more dependent on innovations from abroad, while national R&D staff has to seek for contracts from abroad. This leads to the inevitable loss of their intellectual property rights, importation of innovation products originating from Ukrainian developments etc. A major problem for Ukraine lies in commercialization and economic utilization of intellectual activities output with consideration to benefits of its generator, user (industry) and the state. The national innovation policy should focus on forms and methods for direct and indirect stimulation of S& T activities. Urgent solutions are required for utilization of the objects of intellectual property right.

Keywords

EN

FINANCING; INNOVATION ACTIVITIES; OBJECTS OF INTELLECTUAL PROPOERTY RIGHTS (OIPR); RESEARCH & DEVELOPMENT (R&D); STIMULATION

• Publisher: National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, G. M. Dobrov Center for Scientific and Technological Potential and Science History Studies; Kiev, [e-mail]
• Journal: Nauka ta naukoznavstvo (Science and Science of Science)
• Year: 2011
• Issue: 1
• Pages: 19-25
• Document type: ARTICLE

Contributors

author

Butnik-Siversky Olexandr B.

• Olexandr B Butnik-Siversky, Research Institute for Intellectual Property of the National Academy of Law (Naukovo-doslidnytski instytut intelektualnoyi vlasnosti Natsionalnoyi akademiyi pravovykh nauk); 45, Uritsky str., 030035, Kyiv, Ukraine

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11UAAAAA09542