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Johanna Adami
Professor and Director and Head of Health
Division VINNOVA , Swedish Government
Agency for Innovation System, Sweden
National perspective Sweden
Challenge driven innovations for
future health – a roadmap for
success
Johanna Adami, MD MPH PhD Professor
Director and Head of Health Division
Sweden – A small, open
economy
• Sweden is sparsely populated. 9,7 million inhabitants…
• …but large: Surface area 450,000 km2.
• Exports: 46 percent of GDP - 30 percent services and 70 percent goods
• Foreign owned enterprises employ more than 630,000 persons. Around 13 percent of total employment.
• Foreign owned enterprises perform around 38 percent of the business R&D in Sweden.
Total R&D expenditure in relation to GDP, 2011
Source: OECD, MSTI 2014
0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5
Norway
Canada
United Kingdom
China
Netherlands
Singapore
Australia
Belgium
France
Estonia
Slovenia
Iceland
USA
Austria
Switzerland (2008)
Germany
Denmark
Taiwan
Japan
Sweden
Finland
Israel
Korea
Percent of GDP
Business enterprise
Higher education
Government sector
Other organisations
Sweden ranks high in innovation and competitiveness
Innovation Union Scoreboard
2014
Global Competitiveness Index
2013/2014
Switzerland Switzerland
Sweden Singapore
Denmark Finland
Germany Germany
Finland United States
Luxembourg Sweden
Netherlands Hong Kong
Belgium Netherlands
United Kingdom Japan
Ireland United Kingdom
Source: Innovation Union Scoreboard 2014 and World Economic Forum, Global Competitiveness Report 2013/14.
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The Challenge
ahead
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How to stay competetive
long term?
• Continued creation of high
productive jobs – Attract
and retain R&D activities
• Build on existing strengths
• Embrace globalization
• Removing barriers –
Innovation policy crucial
National
Innovation
strategy
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• 2020 time horizon
• Broad definition of innovation
• Focus on societal challenges
• Holistic approach to innovation and innovation support
• Innovation as a driver of national attractiveness and competitiveness
VINNOVA – Sweden´s
Innovation Agency
VINNOVA in brief
• VINNOVA – the Swedish
Governmental Agency for
Innovation responding to the
Ministry of Enterprise
• About 200 people work at
VINNOVA’s offices in
Stockholm, Brussels and Silicon
Valley
• Annual budget of 300 million
Euros invested in innovation
projects in all sectors in society.
Three roles
Funding Research &
Innovation
National EU
Contact
Agency
Expert
Agency
Funding Research and
innovation
Implementation! Strategic Innovation Areas
Implementation!
EU-coordination secretariat
Implementation!
Develop the Knowledge triangle approach at universities
VINNOVA focus
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Key principles of
operation
• for increased impacts of research
• broad innovation perspective;
goods, services, processes, etc.
• confidence in the actors to define
their own development strategies
• we develop and test new forms for
investments
• we develop and strengthen
beneficial international cooperation
Key features of
VINNOVA programs
Funding through grants
Main funding mechanism at VINNOVA
Program period of 3-10 years
One or several open ”call-for-proposals”
Project requirements:
• Industry-relevant
• Industry-academy-research institute- public sector partners
• Co-funding, VINNOVA max. 50%
• 1-10 years projects
• Level of funding appr. € 0.3 to 10 M per project
International programs
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North and South America
USA: Road/Vehicle Safety
Innovation program
Brazil: Innovation program
Europe
EU FP7, ERAnets, INCOnets,
AAL, Artemis, Eniac, EUREKA,
COST, Eurostars, TAFTIE,
BSR
Nordic region
ICT, e-Gov’t, Transport policy
Asia
India
Life sci.y/health, ICT
Japan
Multidisciplinary Bio (JST to
2013), Network projects (JSPS)
China
ICT (concluded, Material
science, Eco-innovation
Other cooperations
South Korea, Canada, Israel:
EUREKA/Eurostars
Active government
agreement in S&T
and/or innovation
Formalized
cooperation
with budget
Bilateral program
Eureka/Eurostars
We are facing a number of grand challenges
Environment Health
Ageing
population Globalization
To address these challenges
You need to
• Bring world class research together
• Combine skills from many sectors
• Apply known technologies into new applications
• Utilize the best expertise from all over the world
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opportunities
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Future
Health
Dia
gn
os
tic
s
Strategy for Health Innovation
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Global re-structuring in lifescience
Global health challenges: lifestyle,
demographic changes, etc
Health care challenges; cost vs
quality – innovation potential
Weak links between high-quality
research and needs-driven
innovation
Business meets global health needs
Globally attractive
innovation system
Health care -
partner in innovation
VISION CHALLENGES
Ongoing programs in health
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Test beds
International
collaborations
Public
procurement
Collaboration
Business,
Public sector &
Academia
Innovation
hubs
Incubators
European
collaboration
programs
R&D&I
Projects
Personlized medicine – some
results
VINN Cardio – biomarkers for individualized treament for
cardiovascular disease
Create Health – individualized cancer treatment
Tailored Leukapheresis for treatment of immune
mediated inflammatory diseases
Endemic diseases: To make Sweden one of the world's
leading ecosystems for life science focusing on diabetes
and other endemic diseases.
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ECOSYSTEM
for health/lifescience/health care/
INDUSTRY
PATIENT
HEALTH CARE
DELIVERY
Payers/fiscal
intermediaries
Medical
technology Pharma-
ceuticals
Diagnostics
Public Private
Professional
groups
AUTHORITIES
Regulating RESEARCH/
EDUCATION Regulatory
Industry-
organisations
SME
Large
companies
s
Roadmap for the future
Reform health care –public sector should be a partner in
innovation
Stimulate valuedriven innovation for all
Provide evidence for the outcomes
Work closely with regulatory agencies
Promote Incentives such as reimbursement models,
public procurement etc.
Support databases/registries
Public Private Partnership
Promote active partnership with relevant stakeholders 2014-09-26
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Collaboration is the basis for all
VINNOVA funding 2014-09-26
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X Sectors
Research fields
Technologies
Types of Actors
Nations
Connect
Catalyse
Stimulate
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