Wydawnictwo
WSGE
WSGE
Wyższa Szkoła Gospodarki
Euroregionalnej
im. Alcide De Gasperi
Euroregionalnej
im. Alcide De Gasperi
BOOK CHAPTER (67-86)
KEYWORDS
ABSTRACT
The aim of the article is the characteristic of Polish innovation policy. The analysis
will be made from the perspective of the national innovation system implemented in
Poland since the 90s. As the Polish innovation policy is developed in line with EU
guidelines, and is financed mainly from EU funds the attempt is made to assess the
adequacy of so-formulated strategy for the Polish economic and social realities. The
author questions the effectiveness of the benchmarking mechanism, according to
which solutions, e.g. from Finland are transferred to the states of Central and Eastern
Europe. Take into account that nowadays, Poland occupies 45th place in the ranking
of the Global Innovation Index 2014 after the Baltic countries, the Czech Republic
and Slovakia, and even after Bulgaria and Moldova. Nevertheless, the development of
innovation and entrepreneurship, cooperation between business and science and the
development of information services – are the priorities related to the EU’s financial
perspective for 2014–2020. On the implementation of the program in Poland, the
European Union will spend 8.6 billion euros, which is more than 35 billion zlotys.
In the context of such an impressive financing of the Polish innovation policy it is
important to diagnose the conditions accurate for increasing policy effectiveness.
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