The Global Innovation Index 2026 - WIPO published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) ranks Switzerland as the most innovative economy in the world, with Singapore placing 5th globally. [1, 2]
Top 10 Economies in the GII 2026
- Switzerland (1st)
- Sweden (2nd)
- United States (3rd)
- Republic of Korea (4th)
- Singapore (5th)
- United Kingdom (6th)
- Netherlands (7th)
- Finland (8th)
- Denmark (9th)
- China (10th) [1, 2]
Key Highlights
- Singapore: Ranks 5th overall out of 139 economies, 1st in Innovation Inputs, and leads globally in 12 individual indicators.
- India: Ranks 38th globally and leads lower-middle-income economies.
- Regional/Milestone Notables: Portugal reached the top 30 (30th), Lithuania moved up to 32nd, Latvia entered the top 40 at 40th, and Kuwait entered the top 70 at 62nd. [1, 2, 3, 4]
You can explore full country profiles and data charts using the GII Innovation Ecosystems & Data Explorer 2026. [1]
Would you like to see the ranking for a specific country or compare the innovation inputs and outputs of two particular economies?
Global Innovation Index 2026 - GII 2026 results * GII Innovation Ecosystems and Data Explorer * Appendix I – Conceptual and measurement framework of the Gl
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