The PSF Country Finland is conducted to analyse and address the barriers hindering public-private collaboration within Finland’s research and innovation (R&I) ecosystem.
It aims to explore the obstacles that could hinder such collaboration and to identify areas for improvements supported by concrete recommendations.
More specifically, the PSF review will focus on the following questions:
- What kinds of barriers can be identified in terms of R&D collaboration between HEIs, public sector, companies and public research institutions in Finland?
- What would be the most efficient ways to encourage public-private R&D collaboration through public R&D funding and other policy measures?
- Are there barriers to increase collaboration?
- What kind of collaboration forms should be enhanced in order to advance the increasing productivity, transforming business and industry and development of Finnish society?
The main expected outcome of the exercise is a report which, based on an analysis of the current situation and challenges will present and detail a set of concrete operational recommendations.
Documents
The factsheet of the PSF Country review of Finland presents the focus and objective of the exercise, scheduled meetings, names of the experts and DG R&I Policy Officers.
The aim of this report is to provide a broader framework of the Finnish R&I system so that opportunities for improvement in the collaboration structures and incentives could be identified and assessed in the context of the institutional and cultural environment for R&I in Finland.