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WebGlobal Investments in R&D - 2020. Studies have found that every dollar invested in R&D generates nearly two dollars in return. While the rate will vary, R&D is an important driver of economic growth. To seize this potential, governments need reliable and precise data.
WebUNESCO and is the UN depository for global statistics in the fields of education, science and technology, culture and communication. A snapshot of R&D expenditure. This fact sheet illustrates global and regional trends in the allocation of resources to research and experimental development (R&D).
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WebThis document serves as a reader’s guide to help data users understand and interpret the R&D data disseminated by the UIS. It includes information about symbols used, official data sources used by the UIS to collect R&D data as well as for population estimates and economic statistics.
Domestic spending on research and development as a share of ... - UNESCO
WebAlthough research expenditure rose in most regions between 2014 and 2018 (see Figure 1.2), 80% of countries still invest less than 1% of GDP in R&D. The G20 countries still account for nine-tenths of research expenditure, researchers, publications and patents.
UNESCO Science Report series | 2021 Science Report
WebSince then, UNESCO has published seven reports in the series. The series monitors the evolution of the support system for science, technology and innovation worldwide over time. Key emerging trends are identified and placed within their …
Global investments in R&D - UNESCO
WebFigure 3. A snapshot of R&D intensity Gross domestic expenditure on R&D as a percentage of GDP, 2017 or latest year available Source: UNESCO Institute for Statistics, June 2019.3 UIS Fact Sheet No. 54 | June 2019 The 2016 regional averages for the share of GDP devoted to R&D activities are: 2.4% for North America and Western Europe 2.1% for ...
New UIS Data for SDG 9.5 on Research and Development (R&D) - UNESCO
WebIndicator 9.5.1: Research and development expenditure as a proportion of GDP. Indicator 9.5.2: Researchers (in full-time equivalent) per million inhabitants. The Institute has published new data on the human and financial resources devoted to R&D. Data are available for 162 countries and territories.
Research at the forefront of the global race for sustainable ... - UNESCO
Web© UNESCO. 10 November 2015. Last update:20 April 2023. Paris, 10 November – Most countries, regardless of their level of income, now see research and innovation as key to fostering sustainable economic growth and furthering their development.
Webthe UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) addresses the challenges of developing and conducting R&D surveys in developing countries. The guide defines common R&D terminology and presents relevant indicators and what they measure.
How much does your country invest in R&D? - UNESCO
WebExplore the latest available data from the UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS), which is monitoring progress globally towards this key SDG target. To evaluate a country’s commitment to R&D, look at spending as a percentage of GDP. You can then see the actual amounts being spent in purchasing power parity dollars (PPP$). R&D SPENDING BY …
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