The Role of State in the Sphere of Innovative Development of the Agricultural Complex of Ukraine1

Jurkovičová, Lujza; Kubiniy, Natalya; Hotra, Viktoria V.

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“…The systemic approach today is a key in the interpretation of innovation processes, as well as the appropriate policy (Fagerberg 2015;Kasych & Vochozka 2017;Maloney 2017). The systemic nature of innovation processes is independent of the scale (Lundvall 2007) and appears at different levels of the study systems: regional (Cooke 2001;Isaksen 2001;Fedulova 2012), technological (Wieczorek & Hekkert 2012), industry-specific (Jurkovičová et al 2014), andnational (Lundvall 2007;Kasych & Vochozka 2017). Thus, the Innovation System (IS) approach underlies the formation of state innovation policies around the world (Verspagen et al 2018), in particular, Ukrainian (On Approval 2009).…”

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“…The elaboration of a long-term strategy for the development of the National Innovation System (NIS) and the introduction of the NIS monitoring system, compliant with the methods used by OECD countries, are seen as prerequisites for the creation of a systemic innovation policy in Ukraine (Kasych & Vochozka 2017). Pointing to the fact that there is a lack of a single structure responsible for the implementation of innovation policy in Ukraine, the dispersed functions of innovation regulation between ministries, their uncoordinated actions with the focus on the individual interests of the represented industries, and the excessive diversity and inconsistency of legislation in this area significantly hinder the country's innovation development (Jurkovičová et al 2014;Yegorov & Ranga 2014). Scientists, however, do not pay enough attention to the roots of these problems, nor ways to solve them.…”

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Problems of the Institutional‑Legal and Organizational Provision of Systemic Innovation Policy: the Case of Ukraine

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Kalachevska

2019

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The article investigates the “systemic” dimension of the existing institutional‑legal and organizational peculiarities of the innovation policy in Ukraine, based on the IS approach, which is seen as one of the main guidelines for the innovation policy formation, and, in particular, underlies the Ukrainian framework as well. The authors found that state strategic documents do not sufficiently reflect the systemic character of the NIS, nor do they place linkages or firms at the core of the national innovation system. Areas are determined where the innovation policy cannot be realized completely because of the current organization of activities and powers of the central executive authorities in this field, specifically: the impact on business, the formation of infrastructure, and the development of linkages. European countries’ experience in the field of innovation policy implementation is explored, particularly, the creation and operating of the models of the national innovation agencies as well as the spectrum of their functions. Based on the European experience, it is proposed that a State Agency for Innovation and Development in Ukraine be created that will integrate the functions of regional project funding, provide advice, and realize the basic functions of the innovation intermediary.

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confidence: 99%