Statistics

IESE Statistics

These are sources for which the IESE statistical team have responsibility.

The Community Innovation Survey (CIS)

This survey, designed by IESE and carried out by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), gives the most complete coverage of the UK's innovation performance.

For more information on this survey see the IESE CIS pages.

SET Statistics

This is a summary of key science, engineering and technology indicators. These statistics are compiled by IESE from a variety of sources such as Government R&D surveys, research councils, the Higher Education Statistics Agency (HESA) and the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS). SET Statistics includes data on:

• Government funding of science, engineering and technology in the UK;
• Funders and performers of R&D in the UK;
• Outputs and employment of science graduates and postgraduates, and other employment data;
• How the UK compares with other G7 countries.

If you wish to be informed when SET Statistics are updated, please contact Laurent Ortmans.
Email: laurent.ortmans@dti.gsi.gov.uk

Key Sources

The following publications are key sources of data analysed by the IESE statistical team:

Business Enterprise Research and Development (BERD)	The "MA14 - Business Monitor" publication provides detailed breakdowns by product group and region of business R&D expenditure and funding.
	Research and Development in UK Businesses, 2003 (Business Monitor - MA14) (849 KB)
	BERD First Release, 2004 (1,151 KB)
Gross Expenditure on Research and Development (GERD)	The "GERD First Release" contains headline UK results capturing total R&D spending in the UK including that by business, Government and higher education.
	Gross Domestic Expenditure on Research and Development, 2003 (316 KB)
The DTI R&D Scoreboard	An alternative source of business R&D information, the scoreboard data is sourced from company accounts, identifying the biggest R&D spenders in the UK and abroad.
	The DTI R&D Scoreboard 2005