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Centre for Innovation and Trade Economy, referred to as CITE, is a non-profit organization incorporated in 2020 under Section 8 of the Companies Act, 2013. We are a team of passionate professionals with years of experience in research related to the Economics of Innovation, Technology, and Trade. Our vision is:
‘enable innovation ecosystem and sustainable trade across the globe to spread prosperity’.
We seek to achieve our vision by enabling policymakers, academia, industry, and practitioners in their pursuit of innovation and trade through quality research inputs. We bring all relevant stakeholders on the same platform where they can discuss existing policy related gaps and recommend possible way outs. We aim to motivate young researchers to debate and study the role of technology and trade in economic development with different lenses through high quality empirical and theoretical economic research.
We believe that to achieve our vision we need to inculcate certain values in our organization, keeping human prosperity at the centre. We would like to be known as the organization that lives up to the highest level of integrity, challenging the status quo to help realize the inherent innovation potential. We also seek to maintain excellence in our research and project implementation and to collaborate with organizations and people around the globe to achieve the same.
Innovation Policy
- Event highlights innovation, policy for advancing right to food - The News International
- What’s on the EU research and innovation policy agenda for autumn 2024? - Science Business
- EU research and innovation policy update - Open Access Government
- NACDS President: Technological Innovation, Policy Initiatives Key Focuses for Future - Pharmacy Times
Trade Policy
- Implementing Trump’s border and trade policy agendas - Washington Times
- Canada and African Union Commission to host High-Level and Trade Policy dialogues - Canada.ca
- New Minister Says Trade Policy Must Empower Nigerian Businesses - News Agency of Nigeria
- Not every nail needs hammering with trade policy - Financial Times
Indian Economy
- Surge In Retail Loan Defaults Pose A Risk To Indian Economy - ABP Live
- A Donald Trump presidency threatens Indian economy. Just see his record - ThePrint
- Indian economy improves marginally in September but weakness persists, shows Mint tracker | Mint - Mint
- Indian economy to grow 7-7.2% in FY25 on strong govt spending: Deloitte - Business Standard