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Gross domestic expenditure on research and development by sector, 2000–2024

· snapshot · rows: 5 · periods: 6 · section: Russian Statistical Yearbook (2025)

Research and development expenditure in Russia from 2000 to 2024 is presented by economic sector. Rows are categorized by source of funding: total, government, and business sectors, showing the business share of total expenditure. All values are in billions of rubles; data covers the entire country

Chart of internal R&D expenditure by economic sector from 2000 to 2024, billions of rubles

Total 76.7 entrepreneurial 54.3 state 18.7 of higher education 3.50 non-profit organizations 0.20
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Set in numbers

5 series, arranged across 6 breakdowns rather than over time. 25 values in total.

“Total” leads the table with 1,885, “non-profit organizations” closes it with 12.7. The gap between them is 148-fold.

All table numbers are series: 5
Series 200020102022202320242024
Всего 76,70 523,40 1 435,90 1 649,80 1 884,90 —
государственный 18,70 162,00 468,90 546,70 580,60 —
предпринимательский 54,30 316,70 803,10 916,20 1 097,60 —
высшего образования 3,50 43,70 154,60 178,90 194,00 —
некоммерческих организаций 0,20 1,00 9,30 8,10 12,70 —

How to read this table

Comparing rows helps identify the primary drivers of innovation over time. Government investment can be compared with business expenditure to track changes in the sectoral structure of total R&D spending. This enables an assessment of the role of private capital in developing the country's scientific potential over twenty-five years

What is visible in these numbers

Only 83% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.

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Period and application

Statistics are sourced from the 2025 Rosstat yearbook and cover the period from 2000 to 2024. Data in billions of rubles is intended for economists, the scientific community, and technology company executives for analyzing innovation investments