Presentation for G20-B20 Partnership Roundtable at RBW

22 March 2013

Igor Drozdov, Senior VP – Skolkovo Foundation

Innovation and Development as a Global Priority

B20 Task Force Chaired by Viktor Vekselberg

Origin

Development and Food Security

Food Security

ICT and InnovationICT and Innovation

Green Growth

Energy

Green Growth

Innovation and Development as a

Global Priority

Unleashing Technology-Enabled Productivity Growth

Creating Green Jobs

Encouraging Substantial Use of

Renewable and Low Carbon Energy

Improving Energy Efficiency

Funding and Nurturing the SME

Sector

Financing for Growth &

Development

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Seoul 2010 Cannes 2011 Los Cabos 2012Saint-Petersburg

2013

Key Topics

Facilitating technology transfer in biotech, energy, and ICT to promote growth and overcome imbalances in the world economy

Establishing a global framework for fair competition and cooperation to stimulate innovative development of the world economy

SubgroupsB

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Ambika

Bayer

GlaxoSmithKlein

Janssen

Johnson & Johnson

Novozymes

Stolypin Memorial

En

erg

y

Alstom

Dow Europe

Enel

Eskom

ETG

GDF Suez

Iberdrola

OMZ

Schneider Electric

Total

ICT

ABBYY

Accenture

Cisco Systems

Infosys

Intel

ITFY

Mail Group

Microsoft

Nokia

OECD

SAP

Telefonica

Co-chair Company

Timeline

December, 12

January, 24

February, 14

February, 18 March, 20 March, 26 April, 26 May June, 19

September,

5

Expected

Passed

Kick-off Meeting (Moscow)

CEO-level Meeting (Davos)

Recommendations Presentation at the BRICS Summit (Durban)

B20 at the G20 Summit (Strelna)

B20 at the SPIEF (St. Petersburg)

Sherpas’ Meeting (Astana or Moscow)

CEO–level Meeting (UK)

Sherpas and TF Members Group Conference Call

5-week Working Q&A Session (Remote Brainstorm)

Recommendations Presentation at the Russian Business Week

Examples of Preliminary Recommendations for G20

ENERGY: to identify, use and develop cross-border energy generation potential, especially for the regions with electricity supply shortages (Eskom Holdings).

BIO: to double the return on investment in health by sharing best practices, incentivizing development of healthcare and accelerating the implementation of innovation in health (J&J).

ICT: to decrease patent periods for IT products to boost innovation and increase competition in the IT sector (ABBYY).

Overall: more than 25 recommendations as of 19 March 2013.