Publication Category: Innovation Lifecycle

This working paper seeks to contribute to the understanding of the public sector innovation process It argues that organisations need to take a multifaceted portfolio approach, combined with a more deliberate recognition of other actors in their ecosystem. It finishes by examining how the innovation lifecycle plays out in practice, and suggests criteria to guide organisations and teams in selecting tools and methods to support them along the different stages of the innovation lifecycle.

The OECD and the European Commission supported a series of studies to better understand the innovation process. This study covers the diffusion and learning process of public sector innovation.

The OECD and the European Commission supported a series of studies to better understand the innovation process. This paper focuses on measuring public sector innovation, arguing that while measurement and evaluation should be mutually reinforcing, they should not be seen as interchangeable entities.

This report explores how governments are upskilling and investing in people in innovative ways. The report is part of the 2020 Trends Report series, an annual trends report developed by the OECD-OPSI and the UAE’s Mohammed Bin Rashid Centre for Government Innovation (MBRCGI).

The OECD and the European Commission supported a series of studies to better understand the innovation process. This study covers the project implementation stage of the innovation process.

The OECD and the European Commission supported a series of studies to better understand the innovation process. This document is a practical resource and provides an exploration of what is involved in turning ideas into actionable proposals and business cases.

The OECD and the European Commission supported a series of studies to better understand the innovation process. This study looks at the aspects and core processes of finding and filtering ideas in public sector innovation.

The OECD and the European Commission supported a series of studies to better understand the innovation process. The intent of this study is to explore how public sector organisations and public servants can start the innovation process with a stronger understanding of where they actually need to innovate.