Deep Tech Solutions for Emerging Markets
Deep tech companies aim to address the world’s biggest challenges. These include providing Internet access to the unconnected, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, significantly increasing productivity gains across industries, and helping to solve ma...
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okr-10986-348592021-04-23T14:02:10Z Deep Tech Solutions for Emerging Markets Nedayvoda, Anastasia Mockel, Peter Graf, Lana EMERGING MARKET ECONOMIES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE DEEP TECHNOLOGY MACHINE LEARNING TECHNOLOGY INNOVATION TECHNOLOGY DIFFUSION TECHNOLOGY COMMERCIALIZATION TECHNOLOGY INVESTMENT Deep tech companies aim to address the world’s biggest challenges. These include providing Internet access to the unconnected, reducing greenhouse gas emissions, significantly increasing productivity gains across industries, and helping to solve many other intractable problems, particularly in emerging market and developing economies. A deep tech company brings transformative technology from the lab to the market, and democratized research infrastructure and increased available funding has led to the rise of deep tech companies globally, including in emerging markets. Yet commercialization is critical to realizing the benefits of deep tech solutions, and deep tech firms often struggle to successfully commercialize their breakthroughs. Strengthening local ecosystems and investing in deep technologies are critical to overcoming this common obstacle. As development finance institutions, institutional investors, and private equity and venture capital investors explore longer-term investment strategies, deep tech commercialization offers not a tech-enabled silver bullet but a holistic approach to investing in technology solutions. 2020-12-02T18:13:56Z 2020-12-02T18:13:56Z 2020-11 Brief http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/161011606381111160/Deep-Tech-Solutions-for-Emerging-Markets http://hdl.handle.net/10986/34859 English EMCompass;Note 94 CC BY-NC-ND 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd/3.0/igo International Finance Corporation International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Brief South Asia India |
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Deep tech companies aim to address the
world’s biggest challenges. These include providing Internet
access to the unconnected, reducing greenhouse gas
emissions, significantly increasing productivity gains
across industries, and helping to solve many other
intractable problems, particularly in emerging market and
developing economies. A deep tech company brings
transformative technology from the lab to the market, and
democratized research infrastructure and increased available
funding has led to the rise of deep tech companies globally,
including in emerging markets. Yet commercialization is
critical to realizing the benefits of deep tech solutions,
and deep tech firms often struggle to successfully
commercialize their breakthroughs. Strengthening local
ecosystems and investing in deep technologies are critical
to overcoming this common obstacle. As development finance
institutions, institutional investors, and private equity
and venture capital investors explore longer-term investment
strategies, deep tech commercialization offers not a
tech-enabled silver bullet but a holistic approach to
investing in technology solutions. |
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Deep Tech Solutions for Emerging Markets |
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Deep Tech Solutions for Emerging Markets |
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Deep Tech Solutions for Emerging Markets |
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International Finance Corporation, Washington, DC |
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