This Peer Review, launched in May 2016 aims to provide external advice and operational recommendations to the Ukrainian authorities on possible reforms to undertake in the following focus areas: (1) Optimisation of available policy instruments to support the national research system; (2) Internationalisation of research and integration of Ukraine into the European Research Area; and (3) the Role of science in Ukrainian innovations development. The final report and recommendations was presented to the Ukrainian R&I community in December 2016.
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Ukraine has put in place a wide-ranging legal framework to govern the development of its science and innovation system, but must move from theory to action, and faces tough implementation challenges, according to the PSF Peer Review carried out in the second half of 2016. The Peer Review received support from the highest levels, including Ukraine education and science minister Liliia Hrynevych. This article summarises its key findings, including an overview of the detailed recommendations.

A ‘Policy Support Facility’ (PSF) has been set up by the Directorate-General for Research & Innovation (DG RTD) of the European Commission under the European Framework Programme for Research & Innovation ‘Horizon 2020’, in order to support Member States and associated countries in reforming their national science, technology and innovation systems.

The Ukrainian version of the executive summary of the Peer Review of the Ukrainian Research and Innovation System report.

The Ukrainian version of the report "Peer review of the Ukrainian Research and Innovation System".

The document summarises evidence on the situation in the field of science, technology and innovation (STI) in Ukraine. This report fed into the PSF Peer Review of Ukraine’s research and innovation system, conducted between May and December 2016 by a panel of independent experts and national peers.