Major influence on life, learning and innovation
Key enabling technologies change the way we will live, learn, innovate, work and manufacture in the future. They offer solutions to the social challenges we face and simultaneously make a major contribution to our economy, increase competition and strengthen the labour market.
In the Knowledge and Innovation Agenda Key Enabling Technologies we provide direction for national and international collaborations, build our innovative ecosystem, strengthen networks and co-initiate new platforms. Our shared commitment makes us an important partner in public policy.
The Knowledge and Innovation Agenda (KIA) Key Enabling Technologies 2024-2027 is online
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Knowledge and Innovation Agenda (KIA) Key Enabling Technologies 2024-2027
Version october 2023
Developments
KIA Key Enabling Technologies
Marc Hendrikse, figurehead of our top sector and chairman of the Key Enabling Technologies theme team, has provided an extensive update on the results achieved and the favorable results for the future of KIA Key Technologies.
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What is a Knowledge and Innovation Agenda?
The Mission-Driven Top Sectors and Innovation Policy comprises 25 missions distributed across 4 societal themes. Since 2019, the top sectors have been cooperating on Knowledge and Innovation Agendas for every social theme and for key enabling technologies and social earning potential as underlying themes.
Programmes
Due to globalisation, innovation processes are moving faster than ever, and responding to this requires a great deal of knowledge and capacity to act. The key enabling technologies in our Knowledge and Innovation Agenda are broadly applicable and always in development. With our current programmes, we respond to their progress.