Dynamics of human potential in the Science, Technology and Innovation System in Cuba
Keywords:
human potential, science policies, indicators, innovationAbstract
The evaluation of the dynamics of the human potential of the Science, Technology and Innovation System (STI) in Cuba, based on the analysis of different processes and indicators, confirms the existing decrease, the weak interconnection with the economy and the unequal distribution by territories and sectors. However, the STI system is undergoing a significant transformation process supported by the programmatic documents of the Cuban state and government. In the 9 science, technology and innovation policies approved, the promotion of the growth of scientific and technological potential, the connection of science with the economic base, the increase of impact, and the integration of all the actors of the System are key objectives. The effective use of human potential is constituted as the essential resource to promote the social economic policy based on STI and achieve the sustainable development of the nation.
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