Glenda Napier Glenda.napier@iked.org Napier@ipi.it Thematic Working Group on Venture Capital and Innovation Finance 2nd INSME Promoting Committee Meeting,

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Glenda Napier Glenda.napier@iked.org Napier@ipi.it Thematic Working Group on Venture Capital and Innovation Finance 2nd INSME Promoting Committee Meeting, February 25, 2004 Previous presentations have spoken a little about why should government/the public sector intervene/act, why is there a need for public intervention / intermediary organizations -> POLICY RATIONALE (market failures, Government/policy failure, Systemic failure) I would like to speak here briefly about the importance of linking local measures / services to national programmes… Intro (advantages and shortcomings of local, regional, national level of policy-making) Example: Sweden’s national incubator programme Glenda Napier Glenda.napier@iked.org Napier@ipi.it

Thematic Working Group (TWG) The TWG is an electronic platform for INSME members offering a community that allows exchange of specific knowledge. Any TWG is formed on an ad-hoc basis, initiated by a chairman and INSME member, and facilitated by the INSME Secretariat.

Responding to Falling Investments

Members IKED (Chairman) INSME, International Network for SMEs EURADA SIDO, Small Industries Development Organisation, India FISME, Federation of Indian Micro and Small & Medium Enterprises, India IADB, Inter-American Development Bank Ministry of Industry, Trade and Labour, Israel FED, Federation for Enterprise Development, US Centro Sviluppo, Italy Ministry of Economic Development, New Zealand

Focus so far … How to develop VC markets? What is the role of the governments when developing VC markets? What is the difference between VC sources in for instance India, Italy, US and Israel? Access for innovative and non-innovative firms? What is a business angel, and how can business angel networks support new start-ups?

For more information about TWG on Venture Capital Please contact Glenda Napier Glenda.napier@iked.org Napier@ipi.it