Baden-Württemberg: FUE editions 2023 at record high!
Baden-Württemberg: FUE editions 2023 at record high!
Baden-Württemberg, Deutschland - The innovative strength in Baden-Württemberg is unbroken. In 2023, expenditure on research and development (FUE) in the country rose to around 36.1 billion euros. This means a remarkable increase of around 5.7 billion euros or a proud 19 % compared to 2021, as reported by the State Statistical Office. The funds flowed into non -cash expenses, investments and in personnel resources for research.
A look at the research staff shows an increase of more than 29,000 full-time equivalents, which corresponds to a total number of 213,000 VZÄ-an increase of 16 % compared to 2021. The country is taking a pioneering role in Germany, because a total of 132.0 billion euros for FUE was spent on a reasonable 27 % in Baden-Württemberg, followed by Bavaria with 20 %. The fue intensity, i.e. the proportion of FUE expenditure in the gross domestic product, is 5.7 % in Baden-Württemberg and thus clearly exceeds the national target brand.
research as an engine of the economy
The expenses for FUE have even slightly exceeded the preliminary crises before the Covid 19 pandemic. According to the Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labor and Tourism, around 80 % of FUE editions come from the economy. Minister Dr. Nicole Hoffmeister-Kraut described the results as "great" and highlighted the role of Baden-Württemberg as Germany's innovation engine. However, it emphasizes the need to convert excellent research into economic success and warns of a possible standstill, especially for small and medium -sized companies.
For these companies, innovation dynamics often represents a challenge, which is why it is important to accelerate the technology transfer from science into business. Funding programs such as Invest BW or Start-up BW as well as cooperation with transfer facilities such as the Fraunhofer Society play an important role.
research intensity at a glance
In the ranking of the fue intensity among the federal states, Baden-Württemberg takes first place, followed by Rhineland-Palatinate (3.6 %), Bavaria (3.4 %), Berlin (3.1 %) and Hesse (3.0 %). In contrast, Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania and Saxony-Anhalt with 1.4 % each have the lowest FUE intensity. The overall German average is almost 3.2 %.
In summary, it can be said that Baden-Württemberg also confirmed its standing as a leading state of research in 2023, which has to do with a committed and dynamic environment for scientific discoveries and its economic implementation. However, the challenges, especially with the innovation dynamics of smaller companies, do not fail to do so and require continuous support and support.For more detailed information on the FUE editions and their importance for Baden-Württemberg you can report the reports of Statistics BW , Destatis use.
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