Strengthening knowledge triangle in Moldova through innovation
Several concepts have emerged in recent decades to interpret and illustrate the process of knowledge creation and its application through innovation and these have come from a number of different disciplines. However, they share several core conclusions about the non-linear nature of innovation and the multiple input and feedback loops that exist between the actors in an innovation system. This process is captured by the concept of the knowledge triangle, which suppose close and effective links between education, research and innovation
Keywords: knowledge, education, research, innovation, business, Moldova
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