The role of public-private partnership for effective technology transfer

Vutsova, Albena; Ignatova, Olga

doi:10.15208/ati.2014.14

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“…TriAngular model was one of the information and knowledge partnership. TriAngular model has an impact on the social and economic development, the public sector and the scientific technological solutions [22].…”

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“…. [22] The applied research implementation in TriAngular model for technology transfer can be described as follows: 1. The interaction between the higher education (public sector) and industries (private sector), exchange of experience and strategic decisions by the public sector, also ensuring links between public sector and industries (private sector) environments.…”

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Research Management in Virtual Organization between Higher Education and Industry for Developing Lecture’s Knowledge

Achlison¹,

Mufadhol²

2018

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Lecturers adapt to technology rises because the industries have improved business practices and implemented process changes to become more sustainable. The technological innovations can be generated by research projects that can yield useful innovations in industry. Lecture’s research in higher education becomes a fundamental need that must be managed sustainability. The policy and strategy in research between higher education and industry will enhance the quality and sustainability of higher education. The concept of research management in virtual organization adopted from a triangular model that related to higher education, industry, and government. The relationship can serve as a model that can adapt technology in industries and develope lecture’s knowledge. The research management in virtual organization used in this research is employing direct observation for problem identification and assigning the Internet service requirement and the availability of hardware and software resources. Developing lecture’s knowledge by considering polytechnic’s lecture becomes the main objective. The implementation of research management in virtual organization allows (1) industry’publish project themes, (2) lecturers can download the project themes as idea, and (3) lecturers submit proposal documents. The data survey are processed with the correlation, scale reliability, and validity analysis by using SPSS 16.0. Based on data survey result, the all indicators of lectiure’s knowledge development have positive values and significant correlations.

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Section: Methodsmentioning

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Research Management in Virtual Organization between Higher Education and Industry for Developing Lecture’s Knowledge

Achlison¹,

Mufadhol²

2018

KINETIK

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“…For a sustainable strategy to integrate more members from the private sector into CTCN Technical Assistance, it is important to recognise that the private sector always tends to consider business or market creation for profit sharing [25]. This leads to their dominant roles as 'incubators for technology demonstration' at the second stage, or 'investors for market creation' at the third stage of technology diffusion, rather than as 'implementors for technology provision' at the first stage.…”

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Public–Private Partnerships for Climate Technology Transfer and Innovation: Lessons from the Climate Technology Centre and Network

Lee¹,

Juskenaite²,

Mwebaza³

2021

Sustainability

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The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the Paris Agreement, and a number of important agreements call on the United Nations (UN) to strengthen a relationship with the private sector to develop and transfer climate technology in global action on climate change. The Technology Mechanism (TM) is anchored in the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change as a key enabler for the attainment of the Goals of the Paris Agreement. The growing interest for collaboration with the private sector sets new ambitions for the UN Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN). The active engagement of the private sector is critical for successful technology transfer and successful innovation. This paper reviews and analyses the role of the private sector in facilitating technology transfer in CTCN’s Technical Assistance. Furthermore, the shared interest for partnership between the CTCN and the private sector was evaluated by analysing in-depths interviews with major CTCN stakeholders. Based upon this analysis, several recommendations are made on how to enhance public–private partnerships in order to strengthen private sector participation in climate technology transfer activities with a special focus on technology–push and market–pull innovation.

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