Regionaler Wissenstransfer für Nachhaltige Entwicklung?

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In this publication, experts discuss the critical role of regional knowledge transfer in promoting sustainable development. The foreword by Rolf Sternberg emphasizes the connection between knowledge transfer and regional innovation systems. The contributors explore various frameworks and structures that align knowledge transfer with sustainable development goals, particularly through the IreWiNE project, which focuses on indicators for regional knowledge transfer structures. Florian Renneberg and Philipp Bäumle examine the intersection of technological product innovations and socioeconomic development within regional knowledge transfer frameworks. Silke Kleihauer shares practical insights from the "Systeminnovation für Nachhaltige Entwicklung" project, highlighting the learning processes involved in regional transfer initiatives. Martin Führ addresses the challenges of system innovation, linking political objectives to research-based transfer efforts. In a concluding panel, Martin Berger discusses how to shape regional knowledge transfer for sustainable development through targeted support. Finally, Bizer and Führ provide recommendations for research and science policy aimed at enhancing knowledge transfer for sustainable development, drawing from findings in the IreWiNE project. This work collectively underscores the importance of structured knowledge transfer in achieving sustainability at the regional level.