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International Seminar „Knowledge and Innovation Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 In a Nutshell: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg Andreas Koch

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg 3 Four Spotlights on the Regional Innovation System  The People  The Regional Industrial Basis  Education and Learning  Cooperation and Networks

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg 4 The People Facts A growing region with now nearly 11 million inhabitants Above average life satisfaction and life expectancies High educational level High participation in employment Challenges Technological development / specialization needs qualified people Demographic Change Decreasing numbers of graduates Develop the pool of qualified employment Answers Further improvement of educational level Increasing the labor market participation of women Immigration and education of immigrants

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg 5  Focus on the manufacturing sector  Automotive industry, mechanical engineering  Regional suppliers and knowledge intensive business services  High importance of exports  Strong international linkages  Vulnerability due to volatility  Regional Specialization  “Hidden Champions”  Quality and stability A Strong Regional Industrial Basis

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg 6 Economic Strength and Growth

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg 7  Cooperative Education (Duale Ausbildung) as a key feature at different levels, e.g.  Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (Duale Hochschule) – integrating academic studies and work experience  Capable and productive universities, Baden- Württemberg highly successful within Excellence Initiative – Research, teaching, cooperation  Key challenges: Transparency, connectivity and permeability A diversified educational system

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg 9  Numerous institutions promoting cooperation between core actors  Regional and sectoral clusters – promoting new technologies. E.g. recently founded regional agencies for…  Electric mobility (  Leightweight construction (  Lessons to be learned  Too many institutions?  Border areas and interfaces between competencies  Balance between regional focus and external linkages  Use regional assets Cooperation and Networks

Barcelona, October 1st, 2013 Koch: Innovation in Baden-Württemberg 10 Dr. Andreas Koch Institute for Applied Economic Research (IAW) Tübingen, Germany Thank you for your attention