Impact

The General Secretariat for Innovation publicly presents the results of the evaluation of the CDTI's aid scheme.

15/12/2020

CDTI's General Director, Javier Ponce, accompanied by the General Secretary of Innovation, Teresa Riesgo Alcaide and Novadays' independent experts, presented yesterday the results of the evaluation of the Center's aid scheme.

The video of the presentation is available at this link.

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