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Annex 1

Table 4: The names of the groups in social network “Vkontakte”

Annex 2

Table 5: Contacts of interviews' respondents

Annex 3

Interview guide

Q1.Do you or your organization have experience of creation or support of inclusive innovations? If yes, please describe. Please tell about them in details.

Idea generation

Strategies, commercialization prospects, investors search, market strategy

Development (Patenting)

Market situation: Are there may orders? Any orders from abroad?

Have you participated in any federal or regional programs which support innovation activity? Etc…

Q2.The support of which of the excluded groups was the top priority?

q Disabled.

q Migrants.

q Orphans.

q Single mothers.

q People in difficult situations.

q Poor.

q Unemployed.

q Pensioners.

q Other___________________________________________________.

Q3.What was it that pushed you to start the development of inclusive innovations?

Q4.Did you have any partners during development, financing or other support of your project?

Q5.Is there any demand to this products?

Q6.What problems, barriers or obstacles have you faced?

Q7.What actions on behalf of the State would increase the level of attraction towards inclusive innovations?

Q8.How would you describe the conditions of innovative activities in Russia - favorable or not?

Q9.Could you please describe your previous answer in more details.

Q10.How would the conditions of innovative activities in Russia change in the following 10 years? For better or for worse? Why?

Annex 4

Questionnaire “Inclusive innovations in Russia”.

I invite you to take part in a study on the topic "Prospects for Inclusive Innovation in Russia", which is held as a part of the diploma work by Elena Novikova (second year student of Master's Programme "Governance of Science, Technology and Innovation" in HSE).

Your opinion and evaluation are very important for analysis of the current situation and prospects of development of inclusive innovations in Russia. I hope that the questions below will be of interest to you and the time taken to complete the questionnaire will be not be spent in vain. I draw your attention to the fact that the questionnaire is anonymous, all the data will be presented only in the summary form.

1. Do you know, have heard, or hear for the first time the phrase "inclusive innovation"? (ONE ANSWER)

1) Yes, I know about it

2) I have heard something

3) I hear about it for the first time

4) It is difficult to say

By "inclusive innovation" we understand the means by which new goods and services are developed for and/or by those who have been excluded from the development mainstream; particularly those living on lowest incomes. These innovations are designed to improve the existence of the "excluded" groups of people and provide them with a more full integration into society.

2. How do you personally feel about the idea of promoting inclusive innovation in Russia? (ONE ANSWER)

1) I completely support the idea

2) I rather support it than not

3) I rather do not support it than do

4) I absolutely do not support this idea

5) Cannot answer

3. To what extent do you agree with the following propositions? (Pick one answer for each line).

6. Have you ever received any information about inclusive innovations? If yes, please indicate the source (any number of answers)

1) Never received any information about it

2) Popular newspapers, magazines

3) Electronic media (radio, TV)

4) Internet

5) Specialized professional publications

6) Colleagues, friends in Russia

7) Colleagues, friends from abroad

8) Conferences, seminars, etc.

9) Other (please write) ____________________

7. Would you like to participate or provide any possible assistance in the development of inclusive innovation in Russia (financial, social, informational support, etc.)? (ONE ANSWER)

1) Of course, yes

2) Rather yes than no

3) Rather no than yes

4) Of course, no

5) Don't know

And now a few questions about you.

D1. What's your gender (ONE ANSWER)

1) Male

2) Female

D2. How old are you? (ONE ANSWER)

1) less than 18

2) 18-24

3) 25-34

4) 35-44

5) 45-59

6) 60+

D3. In which type of locality do you reside? (ONE ANSWER)

1) Moscow or St. Petersburg

2) city of more than 1 million people

3) city with more than 500 thousand people

4) city of 100-500 thousand people

5) city of less than 100 thousand people

6) village

D4. Indicate your level of education? (ONE ANSWER)

1) Graduate/Postgraduate degree

2) Undergraduate degree

3) Vocational degree

4) High school education

5) Middle school education

D5. Choose your kind of employment? (ONE ANSWER)

1) Self-employed

2) Temporarily unemployed

3) Manager, administrative worker

4) Specialist without managerial functions (with special education)

5) An employee without special education

6) A member of military, interior ministry, or prosecutor's office

7) Blue-collar worker

8) A student

9) Retired (unemployed)

10) Housewife / householder

D6. To which of the following groups do you belong? (ONE ANSWER)

1) I can afford to buy expensive things - apartment, cottage, cars, and more.

2) I can easily buy big household appliances (furniture, electronics, etc.), however it is difficult to buy really expensive things (apartment, cars).

3) Money is enough for food and clothing, but the purchase of big household appliances is a problem for me.

4) Money is enough for food, but buying clothes causes financial difficulties.

5) I barely have enough money for rood.

6) Other (please write) ________________

Thank you!

Annex 5

Table 6: Results of data analysis in SPSS

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