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Regional Development Forum for Europe Regional Development Forum for Europe "Broadband for Sustainable Development” April 2015 Bucharest, Romania

EUROPE

Agenda PP-14 & WTDC-14: Output 2.3 and RI-Eur5 Context and background Approach and options Unlearn-relearn with Regional Initiatives Discussion panel and closing

PP-14 & WTDC-14: Output 2.3 and RI-Eur5

PP-14 Goals EUR-5:

Output 2.3: Innovation and Partnership Objective: Foster an enabling environment for ICT development and foster the development of telecommunication/ICT networks as well as relevant applications and services, including bridging the standardization gap. Expected results: via initiatives, partnership and projects 1.Strengthened capacity of members to integrate telecommunication/ICT innovation in national development agendas A. internationally comparable measurements of ICT innovation capabilities B.guidelines on fostering ICT innovation in public services C.guidelines on creating ICT incubators D.guidelines on the gender responsiveness and sustainability of ICT incubators E.guidelines on how to enhance the competitiveness and sustainability of small and medium ICT enterprises 2.Enhanced public-private partnership to foster the development of telecommunications/ICTs A.cooperation and partnerships between developed and developing countries B.partnership development in the telecommunication/ICT ecosystem C.support ICT innovation and creative methodologies D.adoption of cost-effective ICT solutions E.Know how and tech transfer

RI-EUR5: Entrepreneurship, innovation and youth WTDC-14 Outcomes Objective: To foster the creation of an enabling environment and build capacities at the regional level, aimed at growth of entrepreneurship and increased innovation in the ICT ecosystem, while encouraging empowerment of young men and women and creating new opportunities for them in the ICT sector. Expected results: Assistance to the countries in need in the following: 1.A stronger and expanded regional network of ICT incubators 2.Improved performance, gender-responsiveness and sustainability of ICT incubators across the region 3.Enhanced competitiveness and sustainability of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the region 4.Integration of ICT professionals, including young people and students, into the employment market by providing them with appropriate skills and knowledge and promoting self-development to help them find employment or create their own businesses.

Context and background

We need to rethink Innovation ecosystem basic functioning

New opportunities in 21 st century with striving open Innovation  We want entrepreneurs but not everyone can and should be an entrepreneur  We want jobs for Youth but they need to “unlearn” everything they “learned” in traditional institutions if any Tech-hubs and mhubs are the new NGO of the our new digital world trying to fill gaps (e.g. skills) desperately in the ecosystem  Many groups (e.g. gender) are left behind  Many institutions are not adapting quickly enough to the change from command and control dis- aggregation Academia as an example in journey from knowledge store, knowledge hub, and perhaps “entrepreneurial” universities Governments still operate same  Many markets never had the developed financial support like USA for filling gaps in funding

Innovation divide *NSF: what is an innovation ecosystem Innovation divide is widening Every indicator from traditional indicators such as Intellectual properties, R&D investment, etc. 30% of R&D in USA is government funded (e.g. NSF) Core to the problem and the solution is ICT Scale dependence (e.g. Uber) Innovation as a market driven phenomenon Innovation as a community business In close partnership with numerous actors Local, regional specificity Organic nature of innovation actors: an ecosystem concept (e.g. silicon valley)

What are best practices from Member States? What new role can we foster with academia - innovators- businesses-financial institutions- communities? What new partnership can we promote with all stakeholders? We can boost innovation potential with the right focus *NSF: what is an innovation ecosystem

Approach and options

Innovation as ITU wide goal Innovation and Partnership as output of ITU-D A proposed approach to meet challenges Policy Ecosystem Partnership Identify policy coherent approaches to ICT innovation, based on best practices to be integrated into national development agenda Knowledge triangle focus with academia as key enabler On fostering ICT innovation in the public sector On creating ICT incubator, including youth, gender responsiveness and sustainability issues On enhancing competitiveness of SME ICT enterprises Special emphasis on linkages for ICT Innovation ecosystem/culture New ways of investing and financing development initiatives Promoting cooperation, know-how, cost effective technology transfer Initiatives to foster ICT Innovation in converged ecosystem Foster Environment Nurture Ecosystem Seed Ecosystem

Some options depending on need Policy & Governance toolkit Policy roadmap Initiatives for national implementation Capacity building Ecosystem toolkit Incubators SME, ICT firms, ICT Entrepreneurs Specific groups (youth, gender, diaspora) Initiatives to seed missing layers (e.g. financing?) A Service Platform National, regional and global context relevant events: facilitate linkages, innovation spill-over, global marketplace opportunities Capacity building, Networking, mentoring (e.g. diaspora) ; New Partnership(e.g. academia and/or private sector exchanges, government, community); resource mobilization to fill gaps of ecosystem Competition, ideation toward various needs (including social goods, government innovation) Promotion of a culture of innovation (government, academia, entrepreneurs, etc.)

Leverage multi- stakeholders resource and capabilities Help match supply and demand of knowledge, capacity building, projects, low cost tech transfers Facilitation Engage relevant stakeholders for sustainability (academia) Use transformational processes (e.g. roadmap) Specific to national and regional requirement Innovation champions for sustainability Transformation Leverage existing events or new ones Promote ICT creativity methodologies Promote government services innovation Promote a culture of Innovation (e.g. barrier to entrepreneurship) Advocacy Key functions in a service platform Objective is to: facilitate and support the innovation in the converged ICT eco-system for sustainable and inclusive development Aimed to encourage transformation of ITU-D Membership, facilitate initiatives on ICT innovation, unlock more potential with other ITU-Ds initiatives, promote participations of specific groups (youth, gender etc.), and support start- ups, incubators, etc. Promote a culture of Innovation

Expert contributions to policy toolkit Circular requesting contribution to policy toolkit developments Assist Innovation champion With initiatives and transformational sustainable projects Use of crowdsourcing platform to help scale change Competition Ideation Global, regional, national events WSIS discussions around Innovations; ITU Telecom events opportunities Foster linkages; Facilitate skills building and exchanges Capacity building, boosting creative centers, Resource mobilization, CoEs, etc. Output 2.3: Innovation and Partnership POSSIBLE ACTIONS

RI-EUR5: Entrepreneurship, innovation and youth POSSIBLE ACTIONS Development of the regional network of ICT incubators, tech hubs, and innovation hubs Analysis, awareness raising and advocacy activities for inclusion of digital solutions as part of national youth employment and entrepreneurship policies & strategies Analysis on enabling environment for small and medium enterprises in ICT ecosystem Annual seminars/workshops Regional workshop on ICT innovation systems and policy making Regional workshop on Incubation in ICT Ecosystem: Best Practices Workshop for sharing best practices and creation of industry-university feedback loops. European Youth Forum Twinning Programme strengthening exchange of know how between countries Country assistance upon request Training Programmes delivered under the ITU Academy, including CoE trainings

Unlearn- relearn with Regional Initiatives

Now we re-learn

RI-EUR5: Entrepreneurship, innovation and youth PROPOSALS/COMMITMENTS  ALBANIA: Ministry of Innovation and ICT Proposal of the Conference on Innovation – December 2015  GREECE: Ministry of Infrastructure, Transport and Networks Proposal to create Pan-European ICT Ecosystem Development Platform  POLAND: Office for Electronic Communication “Girls in New Technologies” Traineeship Contest  SERBIA: Ministry of Trade, Tourism and Telecommunications

Discussion panel and closing

RI-EUR5: Entrepreneurship, innovation and youth IMPLEMENTATION PLAN  2015 May:Innovation track at WSIS June: Implementation Task Force on “ITU-ICT-Agora ” kickoff - Athens August: End of consultation on the Implementation Plan Sept: Benchmark of innovation capabilities in European ICT ecosystem October:Launch of alpha version of “ITU-ICT-Agora ” platform – Budapest Launch of regional competition of “Girls in new technologies” Dec: Regional conference on ICT innovation ecosystem – Belgrade/Tirana

RI-EUR5: Entrepreneurship, innovation and youth IMPLEMENTATION PLAN  2016 March: Implementation Task Force on “ITU-ICT-Agora ” meeting - TBD Guidelines on ICT innovation ecosystem / self assessment toolkit April:Girls in ICT Day: national winners announced launch of the regional network (incubation opportunities or exchange or internship) May: Innovation track at WSIS: global approach with regional seeds June: Fostering knowledge triangle for unlocking entrepreneurship and innovation/ (academia/community) - Prague Sept: Development of curriculum for training based on guidelines under ITU academy October:Launch of operational version of “ITU-ICT-Agora ” platform – TBD (Telecom) Launch of regional competition of “Girls in new technologies” Dec: Regional conference on financing mechanisms for ICT innovation ecosystem – Tirana/Belgrade

RI-EUR5: Entrepreneurship, innovation and youth IMPLEMENTATION PLAN  2017 February: Training on ICT innovation ecosystem under ITU academy March: Implementation Task Force on “ITU-ICT-Agora ” meeting - TBD April:Girls in ICT Day: national winners announced Upscaling of the regional network (incubation opportunities or exchange or internship) May: Innovation track at WSIS: shared learning with all regions on ICT innovation ecosystem June: Impact assessment of “ITU-ICT-Agora ” platform Sept: Upscaling of curriculum for training on ICT Innovation ecosystem under ITU academy October:Review of “ITU-ICT-Agora ” platform – TBD (Telecom) Launch of regional competition of “Girls in new technologies” Dec: Side events on ICT innovation ecosystem at WTDC-17