BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b80f DTSTART:20240722T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240722T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b854 DTSTART:20240723T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240723T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b85b DTSTART:20240724T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240724T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b860 DTSTART:20240725T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240725T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b865 DTSTART:20240726T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240726T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b86a DTSTART:20240727T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240727T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b870 DTSTART:20240728T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240728T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b875 DTSTART:20240729T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240729T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b87a DTSTART:20240730T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240730T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b87f DTSTART:20240731T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240731T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b885 DTSTART:20240801T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240801T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af45bba6b88a DTSTART:20240802T010000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20240802T090000Z LOCATION:Wuhan\, China SUMMARY:Workshop on science and technology park operation and management CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Sci ence\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accele rating the global transformation towards prosperous\, inclusive and enviro nmentally sustainable economies in developing and developed countries alik e. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an important role in increasi ng knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technology diffusion and pr omoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully f rom Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.STI parks have been opera tionalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to incre ase STI capacity\, stimulate innovation growth and enhance competitiveness . As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, ma ny parks have experienced a disappointing outcome. However\, developing co untries often face serious capacity bottlenecks in terms of policy formula tion and policy implementation as evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. Hence many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their own range of STI parks\, incubators and acc elerators.This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten worki ng days in Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\ , and managing STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks i n China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining vis its to successfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, dev eloping\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and practitioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Moz ambique and Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and con tribute to post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, f acilitating ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.The diverse mix o f participants\, including representatives from various ministries\, STI p arks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote the development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficiary country.Thi s workshop aims at enhancing beneficiary countries'\; capacity to desi gn\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary for effective STI park management\, enc ompassing aspects such as policy coherence\, financial sustainability\, ou treach\, tenant relations\, incubation processes\, and the assessment of i nnovation outcomes.<\;p>\;The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development recognizes that Science\, Technology and Innovation (STI) are key drivers enabling and accelerating the global transformation towards prosperous\, i nclusive and environmentally sustainable economies in developing and devel oped countries alike. Well-developed and dynamic STI parks play an importa nt role in increasing knowledge and technology flows\, supporting technolo gy diffusion and promoting innovation. STI are also critical for countries to recover fully from Covid-19 pandemics and build a better future.<\;/ p>\;<\;p>\;STI parks have been operationalized in a wide variety of economic and development contexts to increase STI capacity\, stimulate inn ovation growth and enhance competitiveness. As outlined in UNCTAD'\;s Technology and Innovation report 2018\, many parks have experienced a disa ppointing outcome. However\, developing countries often face serious capac ity bottlenecks in terms of policy formulation and policy implementation a s evidenced in the STIP reviews undertaken with assistance from UNCTAD. He nce many developing countries are seeking advice on how to develop their o wn range of STI parks\, incubators and accelerators.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\ ;This set of intensive field training courses\, lasting ten working days i n Wuhan\, China\, combines lectures on establishing\, developing\, and man aging STI parks with visits to successfully operating STI parks in China. Participants will engage in a comprehensive program combining visits to su ccessfully operating STI parks and lectures on establishing\, developing\, and managing STI parks. By bringing together seven policymakers and pract itioners from each beneficiary country – Ghana\, Mongolia\, Mozambique a nd Uzbekistan - the workshops will foster mutual learning and contribute t o post-project sustainability. This will be achieved through the creation of national expert networks among the participating countries\, facilitati ng ongoing collaboration and knowledge exchange.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The diverse mix of participants\, including representatives from various mini stries\, STI parks\, and research institutions\, is intended to promote th e development of multi-stakeholder partnerships\, which are essential for the successful implementation of STI park strategies within each beneficia ry country.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;This workshop aims at enhancing benefici ary countries'\; capacity to design\, implement\, and manage STI parks through equipping participants with the skills and knowledge necessary fo r effective STI park management\, encompassing aspects such as policy cohe rence\, financial sustainability\, outreach\, tenant relations\, incubatio n processes\, and the assessment of innovation outcomes.<\;/p>\;<\;p >\;<\;img src="\;/sites/default/files/inline-images/Group%20PHOTO_ 0.jpg"\; data-entity-type="\;file"\; data-entity-uuid="\;5 68de3e0-4799-4120-9e0c-fab251bc19f0"\; alt="\;\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/workshop-science-and-technology-par k-operation-and-management DTSTAMP:20261111T121242Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR