South African national survey of research and experimental development: changing patterns of not-for-profit sector R&D in SA, 2021/2022. Fact sheet 58

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Saunders, N. & Phika, L. (2024) South African national survey of research and experimental development: changing patterns of not-for-profit sector R&D in SA, 2021/2022. Fact sheet 58. Cape Town : Centre for Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators (CeSTII).

http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11910/23841

Abstract:

NPO spending on biotechnology R&D grew substantially in 2021/22, reaching its highest contribution in ten years. NPOs in the Western Cape have played an increasingly prominent role in R&D (since 2018/19) while that of NPOs in KwaZulu-Natal has continued to decline. NPOs have always employed a larger percentage of female researchers compared to the other sectors. However, the proportion of total NPO R&D personnel who are researchers continued to decline in 2021/22.

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21 Jan 2025

RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT (R&D)
NON PROFIT ORGANISATION (NPO)

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