Research valorisation
The European Commission actively promotes EU Valorisation Policy as a critical component to maximise the social and economic impact of research and innovation.
This involves leveraging research results to address societal challenges and drive green and digital transitions, particularly those funded publicly.
This policy brief categorises valorisation into two main components:
- Commercialisation of research results
- Entrepreneurship
Many Interreg Europe projects have developed policies to promote research valorisation, offering valuable insights for regional policy learning. This policy brief presents a range of policy recommendations derived from Interreg Europe projects’ experiences to inspire policymakers in designing and delivering effective policies for research valorisation.
Policy brief
Download the policy brief below.
Featured good practices
Research Valorisation Programme 2.0. (RVP 2.0)
UNIZAR research results evaluation methodology
A methodology designed for properly assessing the transferability potential of research results.
Scouting Public Lab Inventions: Bridging Innovation in Grand Est
Identify innovative research results with potential for technology transfer through a practice of scouting inventions directly in university laboratories.
University of Tartu (UT) spin-off program
Resolve: seed funding and boosting health technologies
