Article examines the need for an ecosystem-based approach to innovation in Russian regions, suggesting necessary reforms.
The article examines current challenges and prospects for regional innovation development in Russia amid global technological transformation and increasing competition. The author substantiates the need to shift from a fragmented innovation policy model to an ecosystem-based approach that ensures integration of science, business, and government. The analysis covers the current state of regional support instruments – financial, infrastructural, and administrative – and reveals significant disparities in resource distribution and levels of innovation activity across Russian regions. Particular attention is paid to the need for a unified digital platform for innovation management, the development of acceleration programs for science- intensive startups, the implementation of hybrid financing models, and the digital transformation of industrial sectors. Based on international best practices, the author proposes a set of recommendations aimed at building an integrated system for supporting regional innovation development in Russia.
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