Innovation in transition
Innovation in firms is the key to re-energising growth in countries where the EBRD works. But how can firms in transition countries become more productive? And how can dynamic and innovative business sectors help countries grow?
This year’s Transition Report seeks answers to these important questions by analysing firm-level innovation across the transition region.
The report exploits a unique enterprise survey that unlocks, for the first time, detailed information on how firms innovate.
This year’s Transition Report seeks answers to these important questions by analysing firm-level innovation across the transition region.
The report exploits a unique enterprise survey that unlocks, for the first time, detailed information on how firms innovate.
The Transition Report is available both as a dedicated microsite (external site - opens in a new window) and printed PDF.
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| Country assessments 2014 | |
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| Central Europe and the Baltic states | Central Asia |
| Croatia | Kazakhstan |
| Estonia | Kyrgyz Republic |
| Hungary | Mongolia |
| Latvia | Tajikistan |
| Lithuania | Turkmenistan |
| Poland | Uzbekistan |
| Slovak Republic | |
| Slovenia | Southern and eastern Mediterranean |
| Egypt | |
| South-eastern Europe | Jordan |
| Albania | Morocco |
| Bosnia and Herzegovina | Tunisia |
| Bulgaria | |
| Cyprus | Eastern Europe and the Caucasus |
| FYR Macedonia | Armenia |
| Kosovo | Azerbaijan |
| Montenegro | Belarus |
| Romania | Moldova |
| Serbia | Ukraine |
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