METHODOLOGICAL DEBATE ON THE ‘REGIONAL INNOVATION SCOREBOARD’.
METHODOLOGICAL DEBATE ON THE ‘REGIONAL INNOVATION SCOREBOARD’.
Cantabria
Castile-La Mancha
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH PENAL- ISED I RIS +8
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH PENAL- ISED II RIS -1
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH PENAL- ISED I RIS +10
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH PENAL- ISED II RIS +3
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH ROBUST RIS +33
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH RIS
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH ROBUST RIS +25
IMPROVE - MENT ACHIEVED WITH RIS
NATIONAL RANKING 12
EUROPEAN RANKING 169
NATIONAL RANKING 15
EUROPEAN RANKING 184
EFFICIENCY +29
EFFICIENCY +29
General description
Strengths
General description
Strengths
Cantabria is the twelfth Spanish region in rela- tion to the RIS index offered by the European Commission. According to this index, it would rank 169th out of 240 European regions. The robust ranking proposal set out in this doc- ument allows Cantabria to improve its relative position by 33 places, rising to 136th in the European ranking. However, the proposed effi - ciency ranking benefits Cantabria, improving its relative position by 29 places, rising to 140th in the European ranking. In terms of bottlenecks, the variable that most constrains the performance of the regional innovation system in Cantabria is business R&D expenditure. This bottleneck penalises its performance by 11.5%. In the absence of such a bottleneck, it could move up to 161st position in the European ranking, improving 8 positions. It is not observed that open innovation (i.e. the need to improve the system’s articulation capacity) represents a significant bottleneck for Cantabria.
Sales of innovations that are new on the mar- ket and new for the company: position 9 out of 240 European regions
Castile-La Mancha is the fifteenth Spanish region in relation to the RIS index offered by the European Commission. According to this index, it would rank 184th out of 240 European regions. The robust ranking proposal set out in this doc- ument allows Castile-La Mancha to improve its relative position by 25 places, rising to 159th in the European ranking. In turn, this region ben - efits from the document’s proposed efficiency ranking, since, from this perspective, it would improve by 29 positions in the ranking, taking 155th place in the European context. In terms of bottlenecks, the variable that most constrains the performance of the regional innovation system in Castile-La Mancha is business R&D expenditure. This bottleneck pe - nalises its performance by 10.1%. If it were not for this bottleneck, it would be ranked 174th in Europe. It is not observed that open innovation (i.e. the need to improve the system’s articulation capacity) represents a significant bottleneck for this region.
Trademark applications: position 94 out of 240 European regions
Lifelong learning: position 114 out of 240 European regions
Population with tertiary education: position 41 out of 240 European regions
Population with tertiary education: position 147 out of 240 European regions
Lifelong learning: position 86 out of 240 Euro- pean regions
Weaknesses
Weaknesses
Innovation expenditure other than R&D: posi- tion 217 out of 240 European regions
Innovation expenditure other than R&D: posi- tion 220 out of 240 European regions
Innovation SMEs: position 213 out of 240 European regions
Innovation product or process companies: position 209 out of 240 European regions
Innovation product or process companies: position 211 out of 240 European regions
Innovation SMEs: position 205 out of 240 European regions
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