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Smart Specialisation in the Western Balkans and Türkiye – Lessons learned

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The Western Balkan region and Türkiye demonstrated a strong progress in the Smart Specialisation process in the last several years. In this process, the economies were following the Smart Specialisation design and implementation frameworks for the EU Enlargement and Neighbourhood Region. The nominated working groups for managing Smart Specialisation in the region accumulated significant experience in the utilisation of the mentioned frameworks that is very important for the upcoming efforts in implementing not only innovation policies based on Smart Specialisation but also other related policies that are facing common modern-day challenges. The experiences presented in this report can contribute to the elaboration of future directions of developing innovation policy approaches and methodologies in the entire European continent.

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  • RADOVANOVIC Nikola & BOLE Domen, 2024. "Smart Specialisation in the Western Balkans and Türkiye – Lessons learned," JRC Research Reports JRC136309, Joint Research Centre.
    • Handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc136309
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