Knowledge, innovation, and the role of government in the circular bioeconomy
- Autores: Antonio Hurtado, Julio Berbel Vecino
- Localización: XIII Congreso de Economía Agroalimentaria / coord. por María Dolores de Miguel Gómez; Narciso Arcas Lario (dir.), 2021, ISBN 978-84-17853-43-3, págs. 147-150
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
Competitiveness and innovation performance depend not only on the skills that the different actors of an innovation system can find, develop, and exploit internally, but also on the efficiency with which they can access external sources of knowledge and skills related to technologies and markets. This acquires greater importance in the case of the bioeconomy because it is a sector that is intensive in knowledge and innovation, and because of its position at the confluence of several technological areas. As a result, there has been growing interest in understanding the interventions in the innovation system that are more likely to positively impact its role in the creation and delivery of value to markets and society. Thus, for this study, system dynamics modelling methods are used to examine the Andalusian Circular Bioeconomy Strategy. An analysis is made of how knowledge and learning influence the performance of the circular bioeconomy-related innovation system, and 22 leverage points ...
