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R&D in the Czech Republic
Věda v Olomouci, 27 / 11 / 2012
CzechInvest
CZECHINVEST
Investment & Business Development Agency
Ministry of Industry and Trade
CzechInvest
Investment and Business Development Agency
to support foreign direct investment
mission
to develop local companies
to implement business-development programs
Source: CzechInvest, 2012
to improve business environment
CzechInvest in Numbers
1993 – 2011
Approved Projects (total)
New Jobs Created
Total Investment Amount
Prestigious Awards
1,798
228,380
27,804 (USD million)
14
-- 2009 Best Website among All Investment Promotion Agencies, World Bank
(2nd position in 2012)
-- 2009 Inward Investment Team of the Year, Business Destinations
-- 2004 Best Practices in Promotion Award, World Investment Forum
-- 2002 Best Advertisement Promotion Agency in the EU Accession Countries
-- 2001 European Investment Promotion Agency of the Year
-- 2000 European Investment Promotion Agency of the Year
Source: CzechInvest, 2012
R&D Support in the Czech Republic
Nanotechnology in the Czech Republic
R&D Basic Indicators
1,8
70000
1,61
1,2
1,08
16257
59033
55350
54108
35083
32247
28337
26487
23647
22865
20000
19477
30000
29552
0,97
0,95
10000
1,25
1,25
1,6
1,53
42198
1,15
40000
1,2
1,47
1,4
1,2
1
0,8
0,6
0,4
0,2
0
0
1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Total expenditure into R&D
Source: Czech Statistical Office, 2011
Expenditure into R&D in % of GDP
Expenditure in % of GDP
1,14
1,21
49900
50000
13983
Total expenditure in mil. of CZK
1,55
1,41
54284
1,54
60000
Nanotechnology in the Czech Republic
Expenditure in R&D
Percentage of GDP
Source: National Statistical Offices, 2012
Investment Incentives
-- Act on Investment Incentives No. 72/2000 Coll., as amended
Supported activities
-- Manufacturing industry
- Acquisition of a new or expansion of an existing plant
-- Technology centres
- Establishment or expansion of technology and R&D centres
-- Business support services centres
- Establishment or expansion of shared service centres, SW development centres or high-tech
repair centres
Source: Act on Investment Incentives No. 72/2000 Coll.
Structural funds 2007-2013
Proposed operational programmes covering R&D to be implemented in the
Czech Republic:
Operational Programme
Allocation
Enterprise and Innovation
EUR 3,041.3 million
Research and Development for Innovation
EUR 2,070.7 million
Education for Competitiveness
EUR 1,811.8 million
Source: CzechInvest, 2012
National Programmes:
Ministry of Industry and Trade
T.I.P. (Technology, Information Systems, Products) – supports R&D activities in
companies and research institutions in order to encourage the creation and
transfer of new technologies and innovations into industrial production ensuring
its efficiency and competitiveness as well as sustainable economic, social and
environmental development of the Czech Republic.
Source: Ministry of Industry and Trade, 2012
Czech Technology Days around the world
Project intended to support international technological
cooperation
www.czechtechnologydays.org
Bilateral Technological Cooperation
The objective of the programme is to support technological cooperation between
enterprises from the Czech Republic and from a country outside the EU
The project should result in production of high-tech products
Areas of support:
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Mechanical engineering
Electrical-engineering and electronics technologies
Information and communication technologies
Agricultural and food-processing technologies
Biotechnologies
Medical technologies
Energy, sustainable and clean technologies
Source: CI internal documents
CzechAccelerator 2011-2014
The objective is to support innovative Czech companies in developed
foreign markets.
www.czechaccelerator.cz
Seed fund
Main objectives:
1. Support of innovation - new financing possibilities of “good ideas“
leading to establishment of a new business or its growth, stimulation of
innovation activities of SMEs and stimulation of competitiveness
of Czech economy
2. Support of venture capital market development,
private investors participate in the scheme
3. Effective deployment of public resources (EU and national) – business
support by revolving financial instruments
Source: Act on Investment Incentives No. 72/2000 Coll.
CzechInvest supports Czech NANO
Nanotechnology at CI Agency
Tools of the support in 2012
Nanotech Exhibition, Japan (1/ 2013),
(2 / 2012)
╌ First National Pavilion on nanotechnology exhibition in Japan
╌ Financial support for Czech exhibitors
╌ In cooperation with CzechTrade
Nanofibers 2012, Japan (6 / 2012)
╌ Czech – Japan Technology days
╌ Czech companies presenting at the Conference
Source: CzechInvest, 2012
Nanotechnology in CI
Tools of the support
CzechNano Meets Germany (10 / 2012)
╌ The introduction of Czech companies & Science centers in
Düsseldorf
╌ In cooperation with Czech Embassy in Germany
CzechNano Meets Denmark (10 / 2012), (9/2011)
╌ The introduction of Czech companies & Science centers in
Denmark
╌ In cooperation with Czech Embassy in Denmark
Source: CzechInvest, 2012
Nanotechnology in CI
Tools of the support
Czech – US Technology Days (3 / 2012)
╌ The introduction of Czech companies & Science centers in
Chicago, Illinios, USA
╌ Czech delegation consists of Czech specialists, policy makers, and the
Minister of Health of the Czech Republic
Czech NANO Tech companies in Australia (10 / 2012)
╌ The introduction of Czech companies & Science centers in
Australia
╌ In a cooperation with AusTrade
Source: CzechInvest, 2012
Nanotechnology in CI
Tools of the support
Cooperation Agreement between TUL and Shinshu University
╌ The result of Nanotech 2011 in Japan
╌ Joint research projects, technology transfer, co-organization of
seminars & conferences
Source: CzechInvest, 2012
Thank you for your attention.
Vojtěch Helikar, Investment Manager / Nanotechnology
[email protected]
www.czechinvest.org