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A state-planned tech district outside Seoul grew from 88 firms in 2011 to 1,803 companies and KRW 202.4 trillion in combined revenue …
Inaugurated in December 2015 as Bulgaria and the Balkans' first science and technology park, Sofia Tech Park was built with EUR 36.3M …
Toronto's 1.5-million-sq-ft innovation hub has worked to commercialise publicly funded research since 2000; MaRS reports ventures it supported raised $19B in capital …
Norway's first innovation district links the University of Oslo, its largest hospital and national research institutes around a shared knowledge-transfer platform — …
Poland's first market-based science park (est. 1995), run by the Adam Mickiewicz University Foundation: around 80 tenant companies, 60 research labs, and …
Since 1992, CzechInvest has brokered investment deals; 2024 figures (28 projects, ~CZK60bn, 3,400+ jobs) are independently corroborated, including onsemi's record chip-plant expansion …
Japan's pioneering university licensing office: 2,000+ companies under contract since 1998, feeding into a university-wide IP base of 5,725 active licences and …
Founded in 1997 by three Kraków universities, the state and ArcelorMittal, Krakow Technology Park is now a 1,016-hectare zone with 600 investors …
Since 2011, this Gyeonggi Province-developed tech cluster near Seoul has grown from 88 to over 1,600 resident companies and KRW 120+ trillion …
Founded in 1996 by 11 partners spanning two universities, national government, the city and the chamber of commerce, Latvia Technology Park is …
Malaysia's 1997 Multimedia Super Corridor flagship has been relaunched under a masterplan targeting RM250 billion in GDP and 87,000 jobs by 2045; …
A Bangladeshi government programme training youth nationwide, to sub-district level, in graphic design, digital marketing and web development for the freelance economy …
Portugal's D8 remote-worker visa, requiring income of 4x minimum wage, issued over 2,600 visas in its first year (Oct 2022–2023) — mostly …
VTT, Finland's state research institute (est. 1942), runs the VTT LaunchPad deep-tech incubator from Espoo; in 2024 its spin-offs raised €207m — …
Ghana's 2019 Year of Return drew 200,000+ diaspora travelers and an est. $1.9bn in tourism spending, granting 126 diaspora members citizenship — …
Launched in December 2017 by Ignite (Pakistan's Ministry of IT) and LUMS, NIC Lahore has run nine investor-summit cohorts and reports 350+ …
Since 2003, Brno's public innovation agency JIC has linked four universities with industry and investors, incubating deep-tech startups such as Kiwi.com and …
Morocco's Casablanca Finance City grew to 200+ member companies since 2010 and topped the Global Financial Centres Index for Africa for years, …
Kenya's national digital-jobs programme has trained ~391,000 youth since 2016 via 101 empowerment centres and mentorship, linking them to online freelance/BPO work …
Malta's Nomad Residence Permit grew from 180 applications in its first six months (2021) to 1,031 applications in 2024 alone, with ~542 …
Costa Rica's 2021 nomad-visa law, in force since August 2022, requires $3,000/month income and grants a renewable one-year stay with tax exemptions; …
KAIST became the first Korean university to earn over 10 billion KRW in a single year of technology-licensing royalties (10.18bn KRW, 56 …
Japan's first university technology-licensing organisation: since 1998, TODAI TLO has signed contracts with 2,000+ companies and by FY2023 managed 5,725 licensed patents …
Founded in 1964, Yissum is one of the world's first university tech-transfer firms; it has spun off 80+ companies including Mobileye, and …
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