According to the report, Vietnam has continued to show progressin converting innovation input into output performance. The country has jumpedfrom 59th position in 2022 to 57th position in 2023 interms of input level, while its output level was up one place to 40th position.
The GII input pillars include institutions, human capitaland research, infrastructure, market sophistication, and business sophistication.Meanwhile, the output performance are knowledge and technology outputs and creativeoutput.
Particularly, Vietnam has maintained its second positionamong lower middle-income countries in the overall GII after India (40th).Among ASEAN countries, Vietnam is behind Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand.
According to WIPO, Vietnam is among most impressive innovationclimbers of the last decade. Vietnam, along with India and the Republic ofMoldova, continue to be record holders by being innovation overperformers for a13th consecutive year.
This year, Vietnam ranks 33rd in the unicornvaluation, and 66th in research and development (R&D)expenditure./.