TRAINING PROGRAM FOR SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY PARK DEVELOPMENT

President’s Message 03

INNOPOLIS Foundation 04

STP Program & Contents 08

STP Curriculum 10

Program Schedule 11

STP Faculty 13

STP Consulting 14

STP Alumni Organizations 16

CONTENTS

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Dear Colleagues,

I am pleased to invite you to the STP (Science & Technology

Park) training program in Korea.

We are living in a knowledge-based era, where the creation

and utilization of knowledge determine national competi-

tiveness. Thus, there is a rising interest in the role of innovation

clusters.

Started in the 1970’s, INNOPOLIS Daedeok has accumulated

remarkable R&D capabilities impacting significantly on the

process of Korea’s astonishing economic growth, to which the

world is now paying keen attention.

The STP training program was launched in 2008 to share our

vast experience in science & technology parks. It is a two-

week course for participants to learn theories of the STP

development and operational know-how based on the

INNOPOLIS model, which has been tried and tested for over

the last four decades. I am confident that, on completing this

course, you will be able to play a pivotal role in building and

running science parks in your own country. The INNOPOLIS

model, which was first implemented under tough economic

circumstances, is naturally a good benchmark for countries

undergoing similarly tough economic condition.

In tandem with the training program, we are conducting

on-site feasibility surveys and one-on-one consulting services

to those countries who wish to develop their own science

and technology parks. We have undertaken many joint

projects that encompass consulting and R&D cooperation

with the countries where program participants are from. We

will continue to make every effort to support organizations

and nations that want to learn from our experience to adopt

Korean-model STPs.

I hope that you too, can help lay the foundation for building

science parks in your home country by acquiring knowledge

and organizational know-how of Korean-model STPs via our

STP Training Program.

President’s Message

Cha Dong KimPresident & CEO, INNOPOLIS Foundation

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INNOPOLIS FOuNdatION

The region has been publicly designated by the government in accordance with the Special Act on

the Support of Special Research and Development Zone. In this special global innovation cluster, efforts

are ongoing to achieve a virtuous circle in business where R&D, technology industrialization, and re-

investment activities reinforce each other.

The INNOPOLIS Foundation was established in 2005 by the special law to contribute to the innovation of national technology

and development of national economy by facilitating the R&D in universities, research institutes in Daedeok area. We have

been committed to revitalizing their mutual cooperation and supporting the commercialization of R&D performance.

INNOPOLIS has led Korea’s science technology advancement. It is now growing into a world-class innovation cluster where

R&D and business are converged by building a system to connect INNOPOLIS Daedeok, INNOPOLIS Daegu, INNOPOLIS

Gwangju, and INNOPOLIS Busan.

INNOPOLIS Foundation

INNOPOLIS Cultivation Model

INNOPOLIS Cultivation

Business

Embryonic

Start-up

High-up

Lift-up

The Central Government

· Establish innovation cluster, public support

Networking· Domestic and international

exchange cooperation, strengthen community,

exchange meeting

Universities and Research Institute

· Produce knowledge, cultivate human resources, technology consulting and technology transfer

Financial Support Pre-seed, fund management

· Pre-seed,Fund management

Local Government

· Establish infrastructure (settlement conditions) policy mix

Technology startup and management support

· Technology transfer, provide information, start-up support,

M&A, Etc.mix

Creative innovation convergence cluster ofScience, culture, and industry

Constructing Creative Ecosystem

Public support Linkage support

What is INNOPOLIS?

To power Korea beyond the US$40,000 per capital GNP level while building an innovative economy

through a dynamic ecosystem of knowledge creation, technology expansion and entrepreneurship.

Vision of INNOPOLIS

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INNOPOLIS Cultivation

Business

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• Enhancement of the capabilities of innovation players

• Enhancement of the capabilities and advancement of

INNOPOLIS Foundation

• Enhancement of the network between innovation players

within INNOPOLIS

• Enhancement of the network and expansion of achi-

evements

• Enhancement of the global network

Continuous Development of“Innovation Cluster”

Enhancement ofINNOPOLIS Community

• Improvement and expansion of the technology

commercialization environment

• Support and focus on the full lifecycle of technology

commercialization

• Expansion of the industrial infrastructure for a corporate-

friendly environment

• Improvement of living conditions for enhanced quality of life

Creation of a venture-company ecosystem where a virtuous circle of technology, entrepreneurship and growth is achieved

Improvement of Corporate and LivingEnvironments

INNOPOLIS OverviewINNOPOLIS has been creating high value added for over forty one years. We are doing our best to commercialize the results of new science and technology on a global scale.

INNOPOLISGwangju

INNOPOLIS Busan

The INNOPOLIS and its linkage to the international science business belt cultivates the DNA that will drive

national economic growth into the future through geographical and conceptual congruence, thus

resulting in faster momentum toward the goal of becoming a leading global economic power. Home to the

Korea Rare Isotope Accelerator and head laboratory of the Institute for Basic Science, INNOPOLIS Daedeok

is where the business functions that connect basic science and original technology will be strengthened

and where the R&D functions of INNOPOLIS Gwangju, INNOPOLIS Daegu, and INNOPOLIS Busan will further

developed to their full potential through mutual cooperation with the science belt. INNOPOLIS will pioneer

a new innovation model where R&D and business are joined through a strong inter-linkage framework

within the innovation cluster.

INNOPOLIS, built around INNOPOLIS Daedeok and linked closely to INNOPOLIS Gwangju, INNOPOLIS Daegu and INNOPOLIS Busan, will open a new era for the innovation cluster model.

INNOPOLIS Daedeok INNOPOLIS

Daegu

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The STP Training Program has introduced the differentiated management systems of Korean Science & Technology Parks (STPs).

Participants in the program are able to acquire the know-how in relation to the development, operation and management

of Korean Science & Technology Parks of the past 41 years and obtain systematic, practical and useful information via a wide

array of programs such as seminars, workshops, site visits and other activities.

Characteristics of STP Training Program

Science and Technology Park (STP) is the source of competitiveness, talent and entrepreneurial spirit and serves as the core

infrastructure that supports the growth in the global knowledge-based economy today. As Korea’s most represented STP,

INNOPOLIS Daedeok has served as a central pillar of economic growth in Korea for over forty years by developing amazing

advanced new technologies, including the mobile technology standard CDMA and the WIG Craft, also known as the flying

boat. Recently, developing countries have paid an attention to STP as a means of economic development. Many countries have

also asked INNOPOLIS Foundation to share its know-how in STP. Through the “Korea STP Program” we would like to share our

knowledge with the developing countries from around the world.

Background of the STP Program

Applying 41 Years' experience inScience & Technology parks to create agovernment-driven STP

Expected Effects of the STP Training Program

Participants will learn core knowledge necessary in creating science parks in their countries through this

program. Lecturers will provide tips and/or ideas to further develop STP for your country.

Host/Organizer

- Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning

- INNOPOLIS Foundation

Main Goals of the STP Training Program

Sharing the know-how and experience in the development and operation of

Korean Science & Technology Parks

Offering customized solutions as a consulting service to countries which are

currently executing STP development plans

Building a social network and seeking ways to cooperate with experts

representing their respective sectorsStP PrOgram & CONteNtS

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The program is structured to discuss both

systematic theory and practical applications.

This program encourages active dialogue to maximize knowledge sharing experience among

students. For two weeks, participants will be able to acquire the know-how in relation to the 41-year

development, operation and management of INNOPOLIS Daedeok as an innovative cluster in Korea

and obtain systematic, practical and useful information via a wide array of programs such as seminars,

workshops, site visits and real experiences of Korea STP.

· Development Processes of

Korea’s Industrial Economy and

Science and Technology Policies

· Development Processes and

Achievements of the

Government-funded Research

Institute System

· Research on Successful Cases of

Korea’s R&D Policies

· INNOPOLIS’ Support Programs

Linking R&D and Businesses

· STP’s Management Skills and

Infrastructure

· Introduction to Techno Parks

(TPs) and Regional Industrial

Development Policies

· Incubation & Commercialization

Supporting Tools & Skills

· Country Reports by participants

on home country’s STP policies,

future plans and current status

· STP Implementation / Evaluation

Practicing and presenting

simulation for real master plans

such as finance, infrastructure and

human resources, all of which are

related to STP establishment

· Distinguished speakers will deliver

presentation and company CEO

will present information of their

company technologies and

products

· 1:1 business matching time will be

provided for participants wanting

to further do business with

tenants of INNOPOLIS Daedeok.

· Concept of STPs, STP Formation

and Development Strategy

· Case Studies of International

STPs

· History of INNOPOLIS Daedeok

and its development strategy

· Participants will also have time

to enjoy and become familiar

with Korean culture through the

excursion and Korean class.

· Detail presentation will be

provided to introduce

INNOPOLIS Daedeok, Gwangju,

Daegu, Busan including STP

model linking R&D and business

· Visits to Daedeok’ s leading

R&D Operations, Universities

and Corporations.

· Visits to Techno Parks

throughout the Nation.

Policy Sectors

STP OperationSupport Activities

Case Study &Simulation Workshop

Company Presentation and 1:1 Matching

STP Formation andDevelopment Sector

CulturalExperience

Introduction of INNOPOLIS

On-the-Spot Study

Time Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4 Day 5 Day 6 Day 7

9:00~9:50

Korean Class

Culture TourDay 1

(Seoul)

Culture TourDay 2

(Seoul)

10:00~12:00

Orientation

Country Reports

INNOPOLIS Overview & Support Program

Study Visit:(University)

Techno Parks in Korea

13:30~15:30

Korea’ s Economy Development History

Study Visit:(R&D) KAIST &

Innovation ClusterStudy Visit:

(Techno Park)16:00~18:00

Daedeok INNOPOLIS& Int’ l STPs

Study Visit:(SME)

Time Day 8 Day 9 Day 10 Day 11 Day 12 Day 13

9:00~9:50

Korean Class

Shuttle to

Airport

10:00~12:00

STP Development Strategy & Process

Business Simulation

Support policies and program for SME

Study Visit(Techno park)

Wrap up &Closing Ceremony

(10:00~12:00)

13:30~15:30

Business SimulationBusiness

Simulation(Evaluation)

Tech Commercializa-tion Process & Practice

Free Time

16:00~18:00

Group Discussion

Study VisitTech Commercializa-

tion Process & PracticeMeeting with Entrepreneurs

*Classes and times are subject to change.

STP Training Program Time Table

2008 STP Training Program Opening 2009 STP Training Program 2010 STP Training Program

2011 STP Training Program 2012 STP Training Program 2013 STP Training Program

Program ScheduleSTP Curriculum

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Course Details

· Applicants must submit within the deadline with necessary documents

· 3 months prior to the program

· Evaluation applicants for the program

· 2 months prior to the program

· Official letter of acceptance and visa support

· 1 month prior to the program

· Attending STP program for 2weeks

· Daejeon Korea, INNOPOLIS Foundation· 2 weeks program

· Ability to understand lectures conducted in English· Persons from relevant government ministries and organizations · Persons with experience in STP development areas (preferred)

· Tuition, accommodation and meals are provided (Airfare is not included.)

Admission Requirements

Program Venue

Expenses

· Please visit our official website at www.stp.or.kr and follow the guideline of application submission. For further questions or contact, please e-mail at stp@innopolis.or.kr

Application Submission

SubmitApplication

Official Letter ofAcceptance

AttendingProgram

Evaluation

Dr. Moon-Joong Tcha

Executive Director,Center for InternationalDevelopment, KDI

Dr. Jun-Seok Seo

Director, Global Business Team, INNOPOLIS Foundation

Dr. Jong-In Choi

Professor and Chair,Department of Management,Hanbat National University

Prof. Deog-Seong Oh

Vice President, ChungnamNational University /Secretary General, WorldTechnopolis Association

Dr. Gi-Don An

Professor,Department of Economics,Chungnam National University

Prof. Sun-Yang Jung

Professor,Technology Management Department,Konkuk University

Prof. Hak-Min Kim

Professor,Soonchunhyang University,Department of PublicAdministration

Prof. Byung-Ju Kang

Professor,Hannam University,Urban Real Estate Department

Ik-Chan Lee

Director, Technology Transfer Management Team, ETRI

Dr. Jang-Chae Lee

Principal Researcher, KISTEP/Senior Advisor, KoreanFederation of Science and Technology Societies

Kyung-Jin Hyung

Senior Manager, KoreaTechnology FinanceCorporation (KOTEC/KIBO)

* Instructors are subject to change

STP Faculty

Overview (about our service)

Service Scope (what we offer)

The INNOPOLIS Foundation provides customized consulting service with a wide range from designing

STP infrastructure to strategic planning on technology transfer models. Based on 41- year experience in STP

management. The INNOPOLIS Foundation has become a qualified and reliable partner for implementing

STP and innovation cluster. In principle, we conduct every consultation with specialized experts case by case.

Timely Diagnosis on demand of clients with situational understanding

Analysis of requirements for STP infrastructure or innovation cluster models

Practical action planning on networking and technology commercialization

Recommendation of know-how on STP management

STAGE 1

· Initial Experience· Capacity Building

Training course

STAGE 3

· STP Model Consulting· Operational Roadmap Design

Consultation 2

STAGE 2

· On-site Training· On-site Advisory

Consultation 1

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ClientAnalysis

Building strategicmodels

Submittingthe results

Our services are basically performed with collated data of clients’ demand on STP. In order to gain clients‘ insight, it is important that our experts proceed a thorough analysis on the circumstance our clients are faced with.

Our experts design strategic and customized models carefully regarding many case studies. We conduct not only paperwork but also seminars, workshops, even on-site training in response to our client’ s request flexibly.

In the end of consulting service, a set of guidelines for customized STP management with formal documents will be submitted. In addition, we makes the on-site presentation of results for customer orientation.

Process (how we work)

The following is the process that INNOPOLIS Foundation follows for the consulting program.

* Please note duration of the steps may vary.

Year Subject Country

2010Building Science and Technology Parks and Technology exchange programs Kazakhstan

Management of Gafsa Science Park in Tunisia Tunisia

2012

Management of Science and Technology Parks for building Knowledge CityAcademic Model Development: Proposal for a Research-oriented University Model with Reference to KAIST

Ecuador

Creation and development of the Engineering Center within the framework of innovative and intellectual cluster formation under Nazarbayev University

Kazakhstan

Feasibility Study for the Establishment of Kuwait Industrial Technology Park (KITP) at Al-Shedadiah Industrial Area Kuwait

Primary Case

Kuwait Industrial Technology Park Consulting Ecuador Knowledge City Consulting Kazakhstan Nazabayev University Consulting

STP Consulting

STEP 1 STEP 2

It is necessary to initiate a consulting project with an official request of government agencies or public organizations.

It is essential to design the concept of Terms of Reference (ToR) and other conditions based on the mutual agreement.

Request for Consulting Negotiation

STEP 3

Contact is made to start new partnership between the client and INNOPOLIS Foundation.

Contact

STEP 4

After the contract, INNOPOLIS Foundation organizes and coordinates an expert group regarding the client’s requests.

Organization of Expert Group

STEP 5 STEP 6

Field research or on-site survey is carried with our experts for more understandings.

In-depth consulting is implemented by INNOPOLIS Foundation and expert group.

Field Research Consulting

* For further question or contact about consulting, please e-mail at stp@innopolis.or.krQ

STP Alumni Organizations

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Over 57 countries 212 organizations from across the world have participated

in the Korea’s Science and Technology Park (STP) program.

No. Nationality Organization

1 AngolaMinistry of High Education Science and Technology

Ministry of Science Technology

2 Armenia Gyumri Economic Development Foundation

3 Azerbaijan

Ministry of Economic Developmentof the Rebpulic of Azerbaijan

High Tech Park / Business Development & Investment

4 Bangladesh DataSoft Systems Bangladesh Limited

5 Belarus Belarus HTP

6 Brazil

Pontifical Catholic University ofRio Grande do Sul – PUCRS

Porto Digital Science and Technology Park

Technosinos Sao Leopoldo Tech Park

CERTI Foundation

Maringa Innovation Center Head Quarter

7 Brunei

Department of Economic Planning and Development

Science Technology Rearch International / Minitry of Development

8 Bulgaria

State ICT Agency

National Company Industrial Zones

Ministry of Economy, Energy and Tourism

9 ColombiaMinistry of Trade Industry & Tourism

Antonio Narino University

10 Costa Rica

Public University / Research

University of Costa Rica

National University of Costa Rica

11 Cote d’Ivoire VITIB (Free Trade Zone of Cote d’Ivoire)

12 Chile Ministry of Housing and City Planning

13Dominican Republic

Santo DomingoCyberPark

Cyberpark Foundation

Las Americas Institute of Technology

14 Ecuador

National Secretariat of Planning and Development

National Pre Investment Institute

National Secretariat for Higher Education, Science and Technology (SENESCYT)

Yachay Public Enterprise

15 Egypt

MUCSAT / Department of Plant Molecular Pathology

Mubarak Science Park / Advanced Technology & New Materials Research Institute

No. Nationality Organization

16 EthiopiaMinistry of Communication & Information Technology

Adama Science and Technology University

17 Ghana Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology

18 Honduras National Statistics Institute

19 India

Indian School of Business

Coordinator / ILLL / Delhi University

Assotech Realty Pvt. Ltd.

20 Indonesia

Ministry of Research and Technology / Science and Technology Network

RISTEK / S&T Supply Demand Network

Satya Wacana Christian University

Bandung Techno Park - Institut Teknnologi Telkom

Solo Technopark Directorate of Research & Development

21 Iran

Isfahan Science and Technology Town (ISTT)

Pardis Technology Park

ACECR-Rooyesh IT Incubator / Technology

Ministry of Science, Research and Tehcnology

Payam Noor University

Jahad Daneshgahi Centres, Beheshti Blv.

Iran Nano Technology Initiative Council, Policy Making

22 Iraq

Ministry of Science & Technology (Most)

Government / Minister’ s Senior Advisor/ Ministry of Water Resources

Baghdad University

23 Kazakhstan

Alatau IT City Management

National Innovation Fund

BMS CO

Technology Park of Astana

JSC Technolpark of KazNTU named after KJ Satpaev

National Agency for Technology Development (NATD)

Association of Industrial Technologies

Technopark UniScien Tech LLP

Nazarbayev University Research & Innovation system

Center for Transfer and Commercialization of Agrotechnology

No. Nationality Organization

24 Kenya

Ministry of Industrialization

Ministry of Information & Communication

University of Nairobi

Kenya ICT Board

The Ministry of Higher Education Science and Technology

25 Kuwait Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research

26 Kyrgyz

Kyrgyz Assocication of Software Developers and Service Companies (KSSDA)

State Institution “Info-System” Uner Ministry of Finance of Kyrgyz Republic / Software development Dpt

Kyrgyz-Turkish Manas University

27 Latvia Connect Latvia

28 Laos Luang PrabangGovernor’ s Office / IT Development and Management

29 Lithuania Ministry of Economy

Photovoltaic Technology and Business Association

30 Malaysia

Malaysian Industry-Government Group for High Technology (MIGHT)

SIRIM Berhad

31 Mongolia

Mongolia University of Science and Technology

School of Information Technology, National University of Mongolia and JTIS Co,.Ltd

University Campus Town Administration, Ministry of Education Culture and Science

Ministry of Education and Science

National Development and Innovative Committee

MUST, Computer Science and Management School atMongolian University of Science and technology

National Development and Innovative Committee

Mongolian National InformationTechnology park (NITP)

WorkGroup for Developing Science Park

32 Morroco

the Ministry of Industry, Trade and New Technology

National Center for Scientific and Technical Research (CNRST) / Morocco Incubation Spin-off Network (RMIE)

33 Mexico

ITESM

PIT Monterrey Research and Innovation Technology Park

34 Myanmar Country Agency for Rural Development

35 Nigeria Abuja Technology Village Free Zone Company

No. Nationality Organization

36 Oman

Knowledge Oasis Muscat

Ministry of Finance

Public Establishment for Industrial Estates

The Research Council

37 Pakistan National University of Science and Technology (NUST)

38 PanamaTechnological University of Panama

City of Knowledge

39 Peru Universidad Peruana Cayetano Heredia

40 PhilippinesDepartment of Science and Technology

Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA)

41 Poland Ministry of Economy, Support Instruments Department

42 Rwanda Rwanda Development Board (RDB)

43 Saudi Arabia King Abdulaziz City for Science and Technology (KACST)

44 Slovakia

Embassy of the Slovak Republic

Ministry of Education, Science, Research and Sport of the slovak republic

Ministry of Economy

45 South Africa Sicince & Tech

46 Sri Lanka

Industrial Technology Institute

Ministry of Technology & Research

National Engineering Research and Development Centre of Sri Lanka

47 Tanzania Commission for Science and Technology (COSTECH)

48 Thailand

Ramkhamhaeng University

The National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) - Thailand Science Park, Thai-BISPA

Chiang Mai University Science and Technology Park

49 Trinidad & Tobago InvesTT Trinidad&Tobago

50 Tunisia

Elgazala Technopark

Biotechpole Sidi Thabet

Ministry of Higher Education,Scientific Research and Technology (MHESRT)

Mfcpole (Textile and clothing Science Park)

Borj Cedria technopark

Techno Parks and Business Incubators at the Mnistry of Higher Education and Scientific Research

The competitiveness Pole (Techno park) of Gafsa

Elgazala Technopark

No. Nationality Organization

51 Turkey

METUTECH

Bilkent Cyberpark

Turkish Ministry of Science, Industry and Technology

Mersin Technopark

Ministry of Economy

Kyrgyzstan-Turkey Manas University

52 Uganda Katwe Geothermal Power Plant

53 UkraineState Agency On Science, Innovation And Informatization Of Ukraine

54United Arab Emirates

United Arab Emirates University

55 UzbekTashkent State of University of Economics

Technology Transfer Agency

56 Venezuela Codecyt S.A.

57 Vietnam

National Institue for Science AndTechnology Policy And Strategy Studies-Nistpass

Hoa Lac Hi-Tech Park Management Board,Ministry of Science and Technology of Vietnam

Can Tho Industry and Trade Department

South Africa

Angola

EthiopiaRwanda

NigeriaCote d’Ivoire

Poland

Iraq

Armenia

OmanUAE

Kuwait

Kazakhstan

Uzbekistan

Lithuania Belarus

SlovakiaIran

Ukraine

KenyaUganda

Tanzania

Ghana

Morocco

Tunisia

Egypt

Bulgaria

Saudi Arabia

Mongolia

Kyrgyzstan

Latvia

Turkey

Azerbaijan

Sri Lanka

Myanmar

Laos Thailand

Vietnam

MalaysiaPhilippines

Brunei

Indonesia

Pakistan

India

Bangladesh

Mexico

Honduras

Costa Rica

Panama

Dominican Republic

Chile

Peru

Brazil

Ecuador

Colombia

VenezuelaTrinidad & Tobago

STP AlumniOrganizationsAround the World

2005~2010

Advancement of INNOPOLIS Daedeok

Creating a venture ecosystem for industry, academia, and research institute network and commercialization of cutting-edge technologies · Inauguration of INNOPOLIS Daedeok in 2005

2011~

Growing into a Global Innovation Cluster

Evolving into a global innovation cluster that leads the commercialization of world-class technologies· Inauguration of INNOPOLIS Daegu and INNOPOLIS Gwangju

· Inauguration of INNOPOLIS Busan

2000

Formation and Rapid Growth of Innovation Cluster

Creating a science & technology network and R&D innovation cluster

1970s 1980s 1990s 2000s 2010s

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INNOPOLIS represents an important milestone in the development of the Korean economy over the

last forty years. Now, INNOPOLIS is leading the way of establishing an innovation cluster where R&D

and businesses are converged.

World-class Innovation Cluster for Future Technologies

1970~

2014

1970

Milestone of INNOPOLIS

Establishment of the Infrastructure

Building a foundation to strengthen the national R&D capability

1990

Innovation CreationMove-in of private research institutes and construction of networking base among industry, academia, and research institute

1980

Expansion of the R&D Base

Move-in of government-funded research institutes

For the past four decades, INNOPOLIS has been

committed to developing world-class technologies and

creating an innovation-driven economic system by playing

a pivotal role for national R&D activities, which has been

a milestone of Korea’s amazing economic growth. Now,

INNOPOLIS is leapfrogging into a world-class innovation

cluster by facilitating the synergy among each sector in

Daedeok, Gwangju, Daegu, and Busan.

Outstanding growth of Korea guided by New Community Movement

Emerged as one of the top 10 automobile manufacturing countries in the world and enjoyed rapid growth in ship-building and heavy industries

Became one of the top 10 semiconductor manufacturer in the world

Grew into advanced IT industry country in the fields of knowledge, information technology, and software

Focusing on green energy and aerospace fields

INNOPOLIS, a world-classR&D innovation cluster

INNOPOLIS Daedeok

INNOPOLISGwangju

INNOPOLISBusan

INNOPOLISDaegu

For further information, contact:4-27 Doryong-dong, Yuseong-gu, Daejeon, Korea

Tel) +82-42-865-8855 / Fax) +82-42-865-8859Email: stp@innopolis.or.kr

www.stp.or.kr