To build a more supportive environment for businesses in the defined priority areas, Latvia combines the triple helix (industry-research-state) innovation model with a bottom-up approach.
Biomedicine, Medical Technologies, Pharmacy
Latvia's success in the biomedicine sector is the result of effectively combining its strong R&D capabilities with an established manufacturing infrastructure.
Learn moreKnowledge-intensive Bioeconomy
Success in the knowledge-intensive bioeconomy stems from a synergy of science and industry.
Learn moreSmart Energy and Mobility
Latvia's smart energy sector encompasses hydrogen initiatives, wind energy, solar, hydroelectric power and ammonia based energy solutions
Learn morePhotonics and Smart Materials, Technologies, and Engineering Systems
Encompasses various types of materials, thin films and coatings, technologies, equipment, devices and systems for photonics, electronics and microfluidics, engineering systems, nanotechnology, nanocomposites and ceramics
Learn moreInformation and communications technologies (ICT)
Main subsectors include telecommunication technologies, software and cloud solutions, artificial intelligence (AI), IT support, and automation & robotics.
Learn moreLatvia is a deep tech powerhouse. Local innovations have already contributed to a European Space Agency mission, are helping power the green energy revolution, and advancing cutting-edge medical technologies..
