O Índice de Inovação Global de 2015 (Global Innovation Index 2015 - GII) , que se encontra em sua 8ª edição, foi divulgado no dia 17/09/2015, em Londres/Reino Unido.
Pelo quinto ano consecutivo, a Suíça lidera a classificação entre os 141 países analisados, sendo seguida pelo Reino Unido, Suécia, Holanda e Estados Unidos.
Em relação ao Brasil, e conforme as trinta fontes de dados que formam a estrutura conceitual da análise (ver "Conceitual Framework", acima), o relatório destaca que:
"Brazil is ranked 70th (down from 61st in 2014), 19th among uppermiddle-income countries (down from 16th), and 8th in the region (down from 5th). Although Brazil drops in its overall GII ranking, it improves in a number of innovation inputs. The country improves in six of the eight variables in Institutions, bringing up this pillar ranking by 11 places to reach 85th. In addition, it improves in Market sophistication by two places to 87th, a result of bettering eight of this pillar’s nine variables. Conversely, Brazil’s major falls take place in both innovation output pillars, where it drops from 65th to 72nd in Knowledge and technology outputs and from 64th to 82nd in Creative outputs. Although its fall in Knowledge diffusion is mainly the result of other countries improving in this area, it is declining in ICTs and business and organizational model creation, and in online creativity, as measured by the GII."
A íntegra do relatório pode ser acessada em
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