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000048481 24500 $$aTask Force on Innovation - Report on Global InnovatIon Index :$$ban Indian Perspective.
000048481 264_1 $$aIndia :$$bCIPAM,$$c2010.
000048481 300__ $$a118 pages.
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000048481 5050_ $$aGlobal Innovation Index -- India’s Position in GII -- About task Force on Innovation -- How to read this report -- Comparative analysis of India’s ranking in GII 2015 & 2016 -- 1. Institutions -- 1.1 Political environment -- 1.2 Regulatory environment -- 1.3 Business environment -- 2. Human Capital and research -- 2.1 Education -- 2.2 Tertiary education -- 2.3 Research and development (R&D) -- 3. Infrastructure -- 3.1 Information and Communication Technologies (ICTs) -- 3.2 General infrastructure -- 3.3 Ecological sustainability -- 4. Market Sophistication -- 4.1 Credit -- 4.2 Investment -- 4.3 Trade, competition & market scale -- 5. Business Sophistication -- 5.1 Knowledge workers -- 5.2 Innovation linkages -- 5.3 Knowledge absorption -- 6. Knowledge and Technology Outputs -- 6.1 Knowledge creation -- 6.2 Knowledge impact -- 6.3 Knowledge diffusion -- 7. Creative Outputs -- 7.1 Intangible assets -- 7.2 Creative goods and services -- 7.3 Online creativity -- Appendix “A”: Innovation Models and Schemes in other countries -- Appendix “B”: Innovation Models and Schemes in India -- Appendix “C”: Source and definition of Indicators
000048481 520__ $$aGlobal Innovation index ranks countries on an annual basis for their contribution towards successful innovations based on their capacity. Published by Cornell University, INSEAD and WIPO in partnership with other organizations and institutions, it is based on both objective and subjective data derived from several sources such as the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), World Bank and World Economic Forum (WEF). The GII report has been published each year since 2007, becoming a leading benchmark tool for policy makers and business executives who seek insight into the state of innovation around the world, as a tool to measure progress. GII marks indicators for ranking world economies, their innovation capabilities and subsequent results. It provides a broader horizon by marking indicators going beyond the traditional measures such as levels of research and development. The GII has two sub-indices: The Innovation Input Sub-Index and the Innovation Output Sub-Index.
000048481 650_0 $$aInnovation.
000048481 650_0 $$aIntellectual property.
000048481 650_0 $$aHuman Capital.
000048481 650_0 $$aTechnology.
000048481 650_4 $$aInnovation Models
000048481 7001_ $$aNabar, Janak,$$eeditor.
000048481 7001_ $$aBrahmo, Amrita,$$eeditor.
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