National Research and Experimental Development Survey (R&D) 2014-15: All provinces in South Africa - Aggregated

- Kondlo, Lwando Orbet
- Binda, Lindiwe Eva
- Frieslaar, Farzanah
- Koranteng, Kesewaa
- Kruss Van Der Heever, Glenda Esther
- Maciko, Loyiso
- Makelane, Hlamulo Reply
- Maluleke, Maria Makhaukane
- Mathekga, Mmanoko Jerry
- Morrissey, Helen Lorna
- Mshengu, Gina
- Ralphs, Gerard Patrick
- Sass, Theodore
- Takatshana, Sinovuyo
- Saunders, Natasha Charmaine
- Parker, Saahier
- Mustapha, Nazeem
- Molotja, Neo
- Clayford, Mario Andre
- Sithole, Moses Mefika
- Vlotman, Natalie Adelai
- Mudavanhu, Precious
- Whisgary, Darryn
- Human Sciences Research Council
- Human Sciences Research Council (Producer)
- Department of Science and Technology
RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT; RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT EXPENDITURE; RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT INTENSITY; RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PERSONNEL; RESEARCH FIELD; SOCIO-ECONOMIC OBJECTIVE; TYPE OF RESEARCH
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Abstract
Description: This data set contains data on the R&D expenditure by province, type of R&D, research fields, socioeconomic objectives, sources of funds and province. R&D personnel data is also included. The data is recorded for each of the following economic sectors of the South African economy: Business, Government, Higher Education, Not-for-Profit Organisations and Science Councils.
Abstract: The National Survey of Research and Experimental Development (R&D) Survey collects data under strict confidentiality. Aggregate data are used primarily to inform policy and strategic planning at a national level. The National R&D Survey 2014/15 collected primary data from five survey sectors: Business sector, made up of companies, business associations and state owned enterprises. Government sector, made up of national and provincial departments, research institutes and museums. Higher Education Institutions sector, made up of universities, universities of technology, technikons and private higher education institutions. Some limited supplementary data from HEMIS was used in this sector. Not-for-Profit Organisations (NPO) sector. Science Councils sector. Some general organisational information was collected. The survey however focused on Human Resources and Financial data relating to in-house R&D conducted on the national territory of South Africa. In-house R&D personnel categories included: Researchers Technicians directly supporting R&D Other personnel directly supporting R&D Qualifications, gender and race Full-time-equivalents (FTE) on R&D In-house R&D expenditure categories included: Capital expenditure, labour costs and other current expenditure. Type of R&D (basic research, strategic basic research, applied research, and experimental development) Provincial location Sources of funds Research fields (fields of science) Socio-Economic Objective Industry of R&D (Business sector only)
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2015 / 2016
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South Africa (ZA)
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Longitudinal: Trend/Repeated cross-sectionLongitudinal: Trend/Repeated cross section, 2001/2 R&D Survey data is the start of a time series by CeSTII. After 2004/05, the survey has been conducted annually. Panel analysis is theoretically possible if data from several survey years is used.
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Email survey
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Face-to-face interview
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Postal survey
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Telephone interview
Other
Update Metadata: 2021-01-13 | Issue Number: 855 | Registration Date: 2018-03-15