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Background information This slide focuses on your question: try to formulate on this slide your answers to the following questions: What is your question/issue? Has something been done by policymakers in your region to address this issue or is it a completely new issue? If you have done something in this area, what are the things that worked well for you? If there was anything you have done to address this issue and it did not work, it would be useful for other participants to learn from your experience.

Smart Specialization of Latvia (RIS3) RIS3 CONCEPT ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION Knowledge and technology Education Buisness models Innovation Increased product and process technology capacity in businesses Economic growth The challenge is the creation of new competitive advantages: investing in cutting edge technologies, innovation, research, human capital, i.e. efficient allocation and redistribution of resources.

RIS3 and specialization areas and their relation with the economy RIS3 Specialization areas       Economic Activities Knowledge intensive bio-economy Biomedicine, medical technologies and biotechnology Smart materials, technology and engineering Smart Energy Advanced ICT A AGRICULTURE, FORESTRY AND FISHING BDE Other industry  C Food Industry Light Industry Wood Industry Paper and paper products Chemical industry Non-metalic minerals Metal manufacturing Manufacture of computer, electronic and optical products Manufacture of machinery and equipment Manufacture of other transport equipment F Construction G, I Trade, Tourism H TRANSPORTATION AND STORAGE J-S OTHER SERVICE ACTIVITIES OPQ Public Services Medium potential for technology transfer Innovative products can be used in areas of economy High potential for technology transfer

Low R&D investment interferes with successful RIS3 implementation R&D expenditure is not enough to reach the 1,5 % target defined in our RIS3 strategy.   Low R&D expenditure is hampers the achievement of other RIS3 indicators (number of researchers, success rate in framework project programs etc.) R&D expenditure in 2016 lags behind EU-28 in all mojor positions

Industry specialisation towards low-tech Latvia 2013 EU-27 2012

RIS3 monitoring: main results Employed R&D personnel is too low to achieve the RIS3 values. In 2016 this indicator decreased considerably mostly related to lack of EU R&D funding. R&D employment correlates with the amount of ordered R&D projects so without proper and stable state investment in this indicator will remain low. Currently Latvia’s R&D personnel (as % of total labour force) is one of the lowest in EU.

Public investment in R&D State investment in R&D is considerably lower than was planned in RIS3. In recent years the total state funding has increased from 29 MEUR in 2010 to 53 MEUR but this increase is not enough to transform the economy towards higher added value.

Incentives in funding programmes towards RIS3 indicators (1) Linkage with industry associations Priority for projects with higher co-funding from the private sector Co-funding from the private sector as on of the results of the project Priority for projects with higher socioeconomic impact RIS3 programme Practical research in scientific groups Post-doctoral grants Innovation grants for students Results 74 signed research contracts for practical research projects that plans to achieve 2,7 MEUR private co-funding 141 aproved project proposals in post-doctoral grants that plans to achieve -0,4 MEUR private co-funding RIS3 indicator Private sector co-funding of R&D projects (EUR)

Incentives in funding programmes towards RIS3 indicators (2) Priority for projects with higher involvement with the private sector Linkage with industry associations Number of supported businesses as on of the results of the project Priority for projects with higher socioeconomic impact RIS3 programme Practical research in scientific groups Post-doctoral grants Results 74 signed research contracts for practical research projects that plans to achieve 18 suported business enterprises 141 aproved project proposals in post-doctoral grants plans to achieve 28 suported business enterprises RIS3 indicator Number of business enterprises that received funding for introducing new products or technologies