Mark Lowey

What Canada's new innovation agency can learn from the rest of the world

Mark Lowey
June 15, 2022

The new Canada Innovation and Investment Agency faces daunting challenges and will need political autonomy, be free to take risks in picking companies and sectors for funding, and have strong private sector support to succeed in increasing business R&D investment and innovation, say innovation and policy experts.

... Please become a Member or login to read the rest of this article ...


Other stories mentioning these organizations, people and topics
Organizations: Alberta Oil Sands Technology and Research Authority, Business Council of Canada, Business Development Bank, Canada Innovation and Investment Agency, Canadian Institutes of Health Research, Competition Bureau, Export Development Canada, Finland TEKES innovation agency, Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, Government of Canada, Institute for Science Society and Policy, Israeli Innovation Authority, Munk School of Global Affairs & Policy, National Research Council, Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council, Office of the Chief Scientist in Israel, Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council, Sustainable Development Technology Canada, The Centre for Innovation Studies, U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, University of Ottawa, and University of Toronto
People: Dan Breznitz, Darius Ornston, Paul Dufour, Peter Josty, and Robert Asselin
Topics: Canada's innovation ecosystem, Canada's uncompetitive economic environment, improving Canada's innovation performance, increasing business investment in R&D and innovation, Industrial Research Assistance Program, innovation agency models in Finland Israel and Germany, Net-Zero Accelerator Fund, provinces' role in stimulating business R&D, Scientific Research and Experimental Development Tax Incentive Program, and Strategic Innovation Fund

Other News

Novel energy source has its ups and downs

Good to Know: Canada first

Invest in people, Science and Research Committee recommends

Lessons learned and points to ponder — a fading pandemic's legacy






Events For Leaders in
Science, Tech, Innovation, and Policy


Discuss and learn from those in the know at our virtual and in-person events.



See Upcoming Events










You have 0 free articles remaining.
Don't miss out - start your free trial today.

Start your FREE trial    Already a member? Log in






Top

By using this website, you agree to our use of cookies. We use cookies to provide you with a great experience and to help our website run effectively in accordance with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.