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The North Rift Green Industrial Park (NRGIP) in Baringo County is a transformative initiative aimed at positioning Kenya as a regional leader in industrialization and high-tech manufacturing. Powered by renewable geothermal energy from Paka Hills, NRGIP will integrate advanced manufacturing, smart city infrastructure, and sustainable industrial practices to drive economic growth, job creation, and regional trade.

Innovation spaces are evolving ecosystems that foster creativity, research, and entrepreneurship. The rising need for flexible, high-tech workspaces, advanced laboratories, and collaborative environments driven by digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and sustainability imperatives calls for adaptable infrastructure to meet the demands of rapidly advancing technologies.

This paper examines the role of Science and Technology Parks (STPs) and Areas of Innovation (AOIs) in the entrepreneurship ecosystem by fostering sectoral micro acceleration programs (MAPs) and attracting new partners to the ecosystem.

Chiang Mai University’s Science and Technology Park (STeP) plays a crucial role in driving urban transformation and economic development in Northern Thailand. As urbanization accelerates, cities face challenges such as environmental degradation, traffic congestion, and social inequality.

In an era of rapid technological disruption and shifting global economic landscapes, science parks are no longer just innovation facilitators—they must become engines of transformation. This paper examines the future trajectory of science parks in Thailand over the next decade.

This paper examines regional collaborative innovation in Zhongguancun, analyzing its vital role in national development strategies and practical implementation. Zhongguancun is key to promoting high-quality economic growth, bolstering national innovation, fostering regional coordination, and executing major national plans.

Focusing on the Changping Technology Industry Fund-of-Funds Cluster, this article examines the investment effectiveness of patient capital in supporting entrepreneurial enterprises

This paper analyzes the evolution of Science, Technology and Innovation (STI) policies from linear and market-failure approaches toward systemic and transformative frameworks that address grand societal challenges.

This paper briefly describes the advantageous conditions for cultivating future industries in Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area (GBA), and focuses on introducing the constructive ideas and progress of the Future Industrial Science Park for biomedicine and future smart mobility.

In the context of rapid economic development and continuous urban evolution, traditional industrial parks have increasingly faced challenges such as brain drain and the misalignment between industry and urban functions.

Science Park of University of Science and Technology Beijing (USTB) has explored and established a new transformation of scientific and technological achievements model, based on a fixed two-way channel for the transformation of scientific and technological achievements and driven by a “four-in-one” approach.

Located in Australia's largest and fastest-growing city, the Melbourne Innovation District (MID) has used networked strategies—including collaborative design and civic engagement—to create a shared identity, attract investment and leverage existing strengths. This has been instrumental in cultivating a skilled workforce and growing innovation capability particularly in health systems, climate change, and future cities.

This study explores the key factors influencing the successful management of Science and Technology parks (STPs) through a systematic review of international literature. By synthesising academic research, it examines how STPs ensure sustainable operations and identifies internal and external factors shaping their planning and management.

As a key driver for regional economic development and industrial transformation, Science and Technology parks are increasingly being applied in underdeveloped areas.