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Cluster policies - OECD
OECD innovation Policy Platform Cluster policies policies to support clusters, generally understood to be geographic concentrations of inter-connected firms and related actors (specialised service providers, universities, etc.) Target and purpose A number of definitions and other terms are used by academics and policy makers to describe Cluster -related phenomena and the territorial dimension of these linkages. Other terms include: industrial districts, new industrial spaces, flexible specialisation, networking, local systems of production or, for the broader environment, a regional innovation system or reduced-scale national innovation system.
OECD Innovation Policy Handbook www.oecd.org/innovation CLUSTER POLICIES – OECD 2010 2 • Examples of clusters exist in both manufacturing and service sectors.
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