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Even though public institutions and private companies have for a long time understood the necessity of innovating, recent history has shown that it is difficult to maintain R&D and Innovation budgets in a crisis. As we entered the new millennium, most governments had introduced direct funding (such as grants and loans) or tax incentives (such as superdeductions and tax credits) to support private R&D. If the proliferation of schemes has helped entrepreneurs to reach performance, it has also complicated the landscape.
To anyone in private business who needs to increase R&D capacity, the first lever is of course self-financing, with a share of the revenue. Fluctuations in income (especially during a crisis) are a threat to R&D budgets, which can be mitigated using external sources. But the nature of the funds, the schedule, the location, the origin of the funds (regional, national, European) are complex, and the combinations of tools often underestimated
This programme covers the landscape of global innovation funding, (re!)placing Innovation at the heart of growth:
in all sectors (industry, digital, finance, services)
in all business sizes (start-ups, SMEs, Large Co.s and Multinationals)
Additional Information
| Link al MIP | https://www.gsom.polimi.it/en/course/online-professional-program-financing-rd-innovation-eng/ |
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| Session Date | No |
| Date | 2023-10-03 |
