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| Launch of the Global Innovation Index 2023 on September 27 |
| The launch event of WIPO’s Global Innovation Index (GII) will happen on Wednesday, September 27, 2023.During this event, we’ll reveal who is leading in global innovation, ranking the innovation performance of 132 economies and highlighting their strengths and weaknesses. The 2023 edition takes the pulse of innovation against a background of an economic and geopolitical environment fraught with uncertainty.
Our global launch event will feature Prime Ministers from Estonia and Sweden, Ministers from Botswana and Mexico, business leaders, venture capitalists, and innovation experts.
Join us to find out which countries top this year’s rankings! |
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1.30 to 3.30 p.m. CEST (Geneva time) |
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Stream live from anywhere (or come visit us at WIPO HQ!) |
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The event will kick off with a presentation of key findings from GII 2023, followed by a panel discussion on the theme “Innovation in the face of uncertainty.”
- Is the current global turbulence resulting from inflation, rising interest rates and geopolitical conflict affecting the level and nature of innovation?
- Is innovation slowing down or accelerating and how can this be evaluated in the aftermath of a global pandemic?
- How has the innovation performance of developed and developing economies fared throughout this period and what is needed for further progress going forward?
You’re free on September 27? Join us to find the answers!
For more details, including the event flyer and agenda, please visit this page. |
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| Early release of the GII 2023 top Science and Technology clusters |
| Additional to the GII rankings, the report also identifies the world’s top 100 science and technology (S&T) clusters.
Which of the below locations do you think is the worldwide most S&T intensive cluster?
Cast your vote below! |
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| The answer will be revealed on September 20, the day of the early release. Watch your emails to find out who will top the WIPO GII S&T cluster ranking in 2023. |
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| About the GII |
| Since 2007, the GII has been both an invaluable reference tool for countries that want to develop new policy strategies for innovation and economic growth and a vital benchmark for improving innovation metrics.
The United Nations General Assembly recognizes the GII as an authoritative benchmarking tool for measuring innovation in its resolution on Science, Technology and Innovation in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals.
More information on the GII is available on this page.
www.wipo.org |
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