Scaling Up Romania : A Policymaker’s Toolkit
This report is divided into two main parts. Part One examines Romania’s Instruments for Entrepreneurship and contains analysis conducted by the World Bank team. It culminates with recommendations to improve the functionality of the Romania’s policy...
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okr-10986-375822022-06-30T15:13:30Z Scaling Up Romania : A Policymaker’s Toolkit Kapil, Natasha Rogers, Juan Douglas Haley, Christopher David Ghita, Alexandru Florin Lu, Zoe Cordelia Arslan, Can ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAMS ENTREPRENEURSHIP POLICY INSTRUMENTS ENTREPRENEURSHIP PROGRAM EVALUATION ENTREPRENEURIAL ECOSYSTEM EXPORT DEVELOPMENT STARTUP VISA POLICY ENABLING ENVIRONMENT PUBLIC PROCUREMENT REFORM MARKET ACCESS FOR STARTUPS This report is divided into two main parts. Part One examines Romania’s Instruments for Entrepreneurship and contains analysis conducted by the World Bank team. It culminates with recommendations to improve the functionality of the Romania’s policy instruments. Part Two presents Policy Recommendation Notes for consideration as operational elements accompanying Romania’s National Startup Ecosystem Strategy. These could easily serve policymakers preparing Romania’s future science, technology, and innovation (STI) policy mix for the upcoming EU financing perspective. Most of the policy recommendations presented in this report overlap with the Top 12 Interventions identified by the Romania entrepreneurial ecosystem, revealing significant alignment between the analytical findings and the demand for policy by key ecosystem stakeholders. Please see Annex A. Top 12 Interventions Identified by the Romanian Entrepreneurial Ecosystem for an overview of the Top 12 Interventions. At the request of the North-East Regional Development Agency (NE RDA), two additional Policy Recommendations are included within, ‘Scale up through exports’ and ‘Implementing Startup Visas’. The team recommends additional analysis to inform a ‘Transform Public Procurement’ recommendation that improves domestic market access for startups. This report is complemented by the separate report "Starting Up Romania: Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Diagnostic" which provides a comprehensive assessment of entrepreneurship and startup performance in Romania. See link below. 2022-06-22T02:23:02Z 2022-06-22T02:23:02Z 2022 Report http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/099920406072225361/P1743250e200d908f0999d0b24c0ae39d8c http://hdl.handle.net/10986/37582 English CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Report Publications & Research Europe and Central Asia Romania |
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This report is divided into two main
parts. Part One examines Romania’s Instruments for
Entrepreneurship and contains analysis conducted by the
World Bank team. It culminates with recommendations to
improve the functionality of the Romania’s policy
instruments. Part Two presents Policy Recommendation Notes
for consideration as operational elements accompanying
Romania’s National Startup Ecosystem Strategy. These could
easily serve policymakers preparing Romania’s future
science, technology, and innovation (STI) policy mix for the
upcoming EU financing perspective. Most of the policy
recommendations presented in this report overlap with the
Top 12 Interventions identified by the Romania
entrepreneurial ecosystem, revealing significant alignment
between the analytical findings and the demand for policy by
key ecosystem stakeholders. Please see Annex A. Top 12
Interventions Identified by the Romanian Entrepreneurial
Ecosystem for an overview of the Top 12 Interventions. At
the request of the North-East Regional Development Agency
(NE RDA), two additional Policy Recommendations are included
within, ‘Scale up through exports’ and ‘Implementing Startup
Visas’. The team recommends additional analysis to inform a
‘Transform Public Procurement’ recommendation that improves
domestic market access for startups.
This report is complemented by the separate report "Starting Up Romania: Entrepreneurship Ecosystem Diagnostic" which provides a comprehensive assessment of entrepreneurship and startup performance in Romania. See link below. |
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Kapil, Natasha Rogers, Juan Douglas Haley, Christopher David Ghita, Alexandru Florin Lu, Zoe Cordelia Arslan, Can |
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Kapil, Natasha Rogers, Juan Douglas Haley, Christopher David Ghita, Alexandru Florin Lu, Zoe Cordelia Arslan, Can |
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Scaling Up Romania : A Policymaker’s Toolkit |
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Scaling Up Romania : A Policymaker’s Toolkit |
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Scaling Up Romania : A Policymaker’s Toolkit |
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Scaling Up Romania : A Policymaker’s Toolkit |
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Scaling Up Romania : A Policymaker’s Toolkit |
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scaling up romania : a policymaker’s toolkit |
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