Helping regions design and deploy high-impact innovation and entrepreneurship action plans globally.
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The world faces rapid technological disruption, economic uncertainty, climate change, and inequality. Entrepreneurship and innovation policy are crucial for building resilient and competitive regional economies, sustainable industries, and inclusive societies.
Many policymakers are seeking the right tools, frameworks, and networks to foster high-growth, innovation-driven enterprises (IDEs). IDEs create high-value jobs, enhance regional competitiveness, and tackle pressing societal challenges - from green tech solutions to biotech innovations for aging populations.
Our Innovation Policy Ignition Programme supports regional governments in designing adaptive, high-impact entrepreneurship and innovation action plans. The Programme aligns academia, industry, and investment to accelerate regional transformation. Its core aim is to drive sustainable economic growth and enable inclusive innovation.
Innovation Policy Ignition Programme at Hughes Hall, University of Cambridge
Leverage the Cambridge Ecosystem for Global Impact
Harness Silicon Fen’s innovation success and leading research frameworks to drive policy transformation and entrepreneurial ecosystem development worldwide.
Structured Programme to nurture Regional Entrepreneurship & Innovation Ecosystems
The training part runs over six months and includes five modules, and an immersive 2.5-day residential visit to Cambridge. Regional Team is responsible for conducting an ecosystem analysis, identifying key booster opportunities, and developing and implementing a tailored innovation action plan.​
Build a Global Community of Practice
Connect policymakers, entrepreneurs, investors, corporates and academics into a collaborative network to exchange best practices and co-create impact-driven entrepreneurship policies.
Latest News - Serbia was selected to join the IPIP
On 29 May the inaugural contract was signed with the British-Serbian Chamber of Commerce (BSCC) as the lead for IPIP in Serbia. The contract was formally signed by Dr. Wojtek Wojaczek, IPIP Programme Director, on behalf of Hughes Hall, alongside Lord Kulveer Ranger, Chair of the British-Serbian Chamber of Commerce (BSCC), and Jadranka Dervisevic Kitaric, Executive Director of the BSCC. You can read more about it here
