activities reflected in components 2 and 3 - 37 subprojects involving - 16 scientific articles produced researchers residing abroad the Diaspora program participating in collaborative research projects -23 graduate thesis supported under the Diaspora program - 2 evaluations for the corresponding to convocatorias the Insertion and Diaspora pilots completed - 93% of the beneficiary firms - Priority areas thinks the capacity building - 100 proposals financed for received was useful/very useful - Innovation management (Innovation Management) Management capacity building subprojects + 113% in the participating - 2 R&D and innovation budget allocation to STI subprojects in priority areas for investment of firms with respect to which Project resources have the pre-program levels (Innovation been committed Management) Investment for - US$ 4 million of project + 44% in the number of research and 3 resources committed to finance employees with PhD with respect innovation R&D and innovation subprojects to the pre-program levels in there is at least one firm (Innovation Management) participating (dropped in 2013) + 68 % in the number of - 3 evaluations for the calls-for employees assigned to STI corresponding to the activities with respect to the R&D and levels (Innovation Management) innovation pilots completed + 87 % in the number of STI projects financed with respect to
activities reflected in components 2 and 3 - 37 subprojects involving researchers residing abroad participating in collaborative research projects - 2 evaluations for the convocatorias corresponding to the Insertion and Diaspora pilots completed - 16 scientific articles produced the Diaspora program -23 graduate thesis supported under the Diaspora program Investment for research and innovation 3 - 100 proposals financed for management capacity building subprojects - 2 R&D and innovation subprojects in priority areas for which Project resources have been committed - US$ 4 million of project resources committed to finance R&D and innovation subprojects in there is at least one firm participating (dropped in 2013) - 3 evaluations for the calls-for corresponding to the R&D and innovation pilots completed - 93% of the beneficiary firms thinks the capacity building received was useful/very useful (Innovation Management) + 113% in the participating budget allocation to STI investment of firms with respect to the pre-program levels (Innovation Management) + 44% in the number of employees with PhD with respect to the pre-program levels (Innovation Management) + 68 % in the number of employees assigned to STI activities with respect to the levels (Innovation Management) + 87 % in the number of STI projects financed with respect to - Priority areas - Innovation Management
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