WIBIS – Economic Policy Reporting and Information System
Austria's unique collection of regional economic information
WIBIS provides data on economy, innovation, and labour market for regions. This serves as a solid foundation for economic policy in regions.
Why use WIBIS?
Special emphasis is placed on the timely provision of relevant data. The main goal is to link various economic-related data sources to provide a comprehensive overview of a region's economic development. This creates a foundation for further analyses and reports.
In what form are WIBIS data presented?
The data are prepared in a simple and accessible form to provide you with a timely, objective basis for decision-making. Executive summaries and presentations can be used selectively from the system.
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Avoiding bias in evaluation policies, processes and practices as a service for research and funding organisations
Designing innovation processes with diversity in mind, so as to systematically incorporate different perspectives into the development, decision-making and impact of innovations
Systematically integrate inclusive gendered innovation into funding schemes, evaluation procedures and decision-making processes in order to make research more just, more relevant and more socially impactful
Estimation of regional effects and impacts based on grid data
Ex-ante, interim and ex-post evaluations as well as ex-ante and ex-post impact assessments
JOANNEUM RESEARCH POLICIES, together with AIT, ZSI and supported by Fraunhofer ISI, form the Mission Facility Austria.
Calculation models for the predictive planning and optimization of maintenance measures
Analyse regional economic effects – differentiated and comprehensive
Tailored evaluation of organizations - from research institutions to universities and technology funding agencies
Take social diversity into account when planning and implementing research and innovation projects
Targeted planning of experiments for more efficient data acquisition