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    The document summarizes key findings from an OECD survey of city governments on innovation capacity. It finds that over half of responding cities have innovation goals and strategies, with the most common policy areas being social inclusion, transport, and economic development. Most cities have small dedicated innovation teams, typically fewer than 10 staff, with project managers and community engagement specialists being most common. Funding for innovation commonly comes from municipal budgets and national governments. The OECD plans to further explore the impacts of innovation investments and expand the survey to more cities.

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    The document summarizes key findings from an OECD survey of city governments on innovation capacity. It finds that over half of responding cities have innovation goals and strategies, with the most common policy areas being social inclusion, transport, and economic development. Most cities have small dedicated innovation teams, typically fewer than 10 staff, with project managers and community engagement specialists being most common. Funding for innovation commonly comes from municipal budgets and national governments. The OECD plans to further explore the impacts of innovation investments and expand the survey to more cities.

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    The document summarizes key findings from an OECD survey of city governments on innovation capacity. It finds that over half of responding cities have innovation goals and strategies, with the most common policy areas being social inclusion, transport, and economic development. Most cities have small dedicated innovation teams, typically fewer than 10 staff, with project managers and community engagement specialists being most common. Funding for innovation commonly comes from municipal budgets and national governments. The OECD plans to further explore the impacts of innovation investments and expand the survey to more cities.

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    @OECD_local #ChampionMayors

    Eurocities, EDF Munich, 17 October 2019

    Enhancing Innovation Capacity in


    City Government
    Sena Segbedzi, Acting Co-ordinator OECD Champion Mayors for Inclusive Growth
    The innovation survey

    The structure
    Definition, Goals 16%
    & Approaches
    • Athens (Greece)
    • Bilbao (Spain)
    Staffing & Structure
    • Braga (Portugal)
    • Inverness (UK)
    • Ljubljana (Slovenia)
    Funding • Madrid (Spain)
    • Palermo (Italy)
    • Paris (France)
    Data • Reykjavik (Iceland)
    • Rotterdam (Netherlands)
    Who responded • Sintra (Portugal)
    Outcomes • Stockholm (Sweden)
    • Turin (Italy)
    • Utrecht (Netherlands)
    Strategy & goals Staffing and structure
    Cities with innovation goals Most Common Professional Skills
    of Innovation Staff All cities surveyed
    No Other EU cities surveyed
    43% 2%
    100%

    YES 90%
    80%
    55% Yes
    70%
    60%
    55%
    50%
    40%
    71% in EU cities 30%
    20%
    10% 82% 60% 56% 56% 48% 34% 28%
    Cities with an innovation 0%
    Project Community
    strategy Manager Engagement
    Designer Data/
    Computer
    Communications Engineer Sociologist
    Marketing
    Staff Scientist

    NO Yes The majority of the cities of innovation


    teams have
    51%
    No 49%
    51% have <10 dedicated 21% existed for more
    innovation staff than 5 years
    50% in EU cities
    Approaches to Innovation

    Most common policy areas: Both


    40% 36%
    Global
    • Social inclusion, equity & welfare Specific policy areas
    • Transport, mobility
    34% 50%
    • Economic development

    Holistic / Macro level

    24% 14%
    EU cities
    • Social inclusion, equity & welfare
    • Digital governance
    Other
    • Environment & climate change
    2% 0%
    Funding

    of cities have
    80% dedicated funding to 71% of European cities
    have specific
    support innovation VS.
    capacity funding available

    COMMON SOURCES

    MUNICIPAL NATIONAL NON-PUBLIC


    BUDGET GOVERNMENT FUNDING
    What’s Next…
    Exploring correlations between innovation
    investments and resident well being

    Going deeper on data

    Expanding survey to more cities


    Thank You !
    Sena.segbedzi@oecd.org

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