Quantum Technology Policy Good Practices

1. National Quantum Governance

1.1. National strategies

1.1.1. UK National Quantum Strategy

1.1.2. Denmark's National Strategy for Quantum Technology

1.1.3. Spain's National Quantum Technology Strategy

1.1.4. Finland's National Quantum Technology Strategy

1.2. National initiative

1.3. International organisation strategies

2. International Cooperation

2.1. Multilateral agreements

2.2. Bilateral agreements

2.2.1. UK-Japan Memorandum of Cooperation

2.2.2. World Economic Forum Quantum Computing Governance Principles

2.3. Soft governance (guidelines, principles, etc.)

2.4. Standards

2.5. International mobility programmes

3. Knowledge and Intelligence

3.1. Skills foresight and monitoring

3.2. Skills frameworks

3.2.1. European Competence Framework for Quantum Technologies

3.3. Research

4. Ecosystem Support and Sustainment

4.1. Local initiatives

4.2. Network and community building

4.2.1. Danish Quantum Community

4.2.2. Women in Quantum Development (WIQD)

4.3. Public awareness and engagement

4.3.1. Science Melting Pot

4.3.2. High5Girls

5. Innovation Enablement

5.1. Open innovation initiatives

5.1.1. NEDO Challenge

5.1.2. Quantathon

5.2. Innovator support programmes (accelerators etc.)

6. Education and Training

6.1. Industry-academia joint initiatives

6.2. Primary and secondary education

6.2.1. Quantum Ambassadors Programme

6.2.2. Girls in Quantum

6.2.3. Qubit by Qubit

6.3. Higher education

6.4. Continuous education and upskilling

6.4.1. QTIndu

6.4.2. Quantum Technology Access Programme (QTAP)

6.4.3. Quantum Skills for Industry

6.5. Online/modular learning

6.6. Apprenticeships