Creative Industries
Copenhagen is one of the most specialised metro-regions in the world in the area of creative industries and creative industries are among the most innovative and productive industries in Denmark.
Intelligent regulation in Denmark
This report marks the first, comprehensive Danish analysis of
intelligent regulation - in this case the Danish construction
sector. The purpose of the analysis is to uncover the effect of new
regulation on business innovation and to provide input to making
intelligent regulation an active part of Danish innovation
policy.
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Productivity in Denmark
Denmark faces a productivity problem. Since the mid 1990s
Denmark has been among the countries with the weakest growth in
productivity and it appears that this trend will continue. If
growth does not resume it will have significant repercussions for
future growth and prosperity.
This report will contribute to the ongoing discussion on the
reasons behind productivity development and will piont to areas
that may be pursued in bringing Denmark back on a solid
productivity path.
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the report
Intelligent public demand
Finding solutions to significant global and societal challenges
will be one of the most of the important sources of innovation in
the future. This applies to both private companies and public
organisations. Several countries are experimenting with various
models of public-private innovation and intelligent public
demand.
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Green business models
As part of the Danish presidency of the Nordic Council of
Ministers FORA produced a Green Paper on the extent of green
business models. The most prolific models were described and 25
companies and 5 experts were interviewed on the financial viability
and environmental benefits, barriers and driving forces in their
proliferation and expert recommendations for policy initiatives
that may support the advent of green business models in the Nordic
region.
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report and find background information on the project
New Nature of Innovation
A general understanding has emerged that long-term growth and
competitiveness is closely linked to the ability to develop new
products, processes and services. In recent years we have witnessed
a number of countries launching national innovation strategies
through a long range of policy measures.
FORA has played a key role in developing OECD's most recent
innovation strategy.
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more on the report New Nature of Innovation
See the film on New Nature of Innovation
Download report on OECD's new innovation
strategy