The EU launches a new funding call for experimental innovation support programmes
Albert and James explore what the new EU funding for experimental innovation support means for innovation agencies and evidence.
Read the latest blogs from the IGL network.
Albert and James explore what the new EU funding for experimental innovation support means for innovation agencies and evidence.
Read the first blog from an IGL funded trial into the effects of online-based entrepreneurship programmes from the Danish Foundation for Entrepreneurship.
What effect do tools and training have on the Kenyan furniture industry? The Busara Center for Behavioral Economics launches a trial funded by IGL.
Michael Leatherbee explores whether structured accountability can drive performance in a trial funded by IGL.
An IGL funded trial, carried out by the NBER, explores the impact of matching grants and promoting high impact entrepreneurship in Mexico.
This month IGL begins funding a research project by MIT and EPFL researchers on the market impact of patenting. This question is important because the granting of patent rights is a central public policy tool to incentivise innovation.
If you were a member of a government, how would you detect people at risk of suicide in an innovative way?
A month ago, we gathered over 250 policymakers, practitioners and researchers working in innovation, entrepreneurship and business growth for the Innovation Growth Lab Annual Conference.
On the second day of the IGL conference I had the pleasure to help facilitate four Policy and Practice Learning Lab (PPLL) workshops.
The data revolution is transforming our economy and society, from the way we shop to the way we date. But what about Research, Innovation and Growth policy? Juan Mateos-Garcia summarises his session from IGL2017.
In June 2017, we hosted IGL2017. IGL's Director, Albert explores the three important ingredients for making innovation policy more innovative, and explains why IGL2017 is an important part of the conversation.
Ahead of IGL2017, speaker Martin Brassell explores intangible assets - "the currency of the knowledge economy."