R&D policies in Asia: Japan, India, China and South Korea

One of the priority objectives of Casa Asia is to disseminate information on the cutting edge of science and technology in Asia, with the conviction that greater knowledge of the successful experiences that have occurred in Asia-Pacific on innovation and new technologies will provide an incentive to increase competitiveness. technology of our country in the current difficult economic context. Innovation is, today more than ever, an essential element to increase competitiveness and be successful in international markets. This is why some Asian countries are making a strong commitment to investments in R&D, even displacing countries that have traditionally been at the forefront of scientific and technological investment. Paradigm of this reality is China, which has been one of the countries where scientific and technological development has advanced the most in recent years.