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The 2020 Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER) from Startup Genome and Global Entrepreneurship Network is the world’s most comprehensive and widely-read research on startup ecosystems. The GSER now ranks the top 140 startup ecosystems from an assessment of several hundreds.
One example of a government-led initiative is innovation funding, available for UK-based companies, which provides funding for research, testing, and collaboration with other organizations. Innovate UK awarded grants worth £3.1 billion ($3.9 billion) during 2020-21 and had a 21% award rate during the same year.
The global startup economy is worth over $3.8 trillion in Ecosystem Value, more than the individual GDP of most G7 economies, not including the value of exits prior to 2018. There are now 79 ecosystems generating over $4 billion in value which is more than double the number identified in 2017.
Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2019
The number of female tech founders in Europe remains under 15%. In the top 25 cities ranked, an average of 25% of tech jobs were held by women. The scale-up success rate of female founders in Europe is highest in Brussels, Amsterdam, and Barcelona.
Shanghai plans to promote three priority sectors: low-carbon businesses, the metaverse, and smart devices. The city aims to expand the market value of these sectors to more than $224 billion by 2025. The Grand neoBay Sci-Tech Innovation Park, currently in development, will house 1,000 high-tech enterprises by 2025.
The Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2024 (GSER 2024) is a comprehensive analysis of the current state of startup ecosystems worldwide. Now in its 12th year, the GSER provides insights into the world’s leading startup ecosystems, emerging trends, and key challenges facing entrepreneurs.
