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Science & Innovation Policy: Entrepreneurship

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Entrepreneurship — setting up new businesses — can stimulate innovation and invigorate local markets. But the challenge in developing countries is often finding forms of entrepreneurship that meet the needs of the poor.

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Opinions and Analysis

Petri dish Biotech firms can thrive in the developing world

An Indian biotech firm shows how to balance health impact and financial return in the developing world, say Justin Chakma and colleagues.

16 August 2010 | EN | 中文
Source: Nature Biotechnology

Using treadle pumps in India We must nurture a new innovation politics

Adrian Ely and Kevin Urama call for a new politics of innovation built around diversity, poverty reduction and environmental sustainability.

14 June 2010 | EN | 中文

Indian science needs irreverence

3 May 2010 | EN
Source: Science


News and Features

Jeringa Argentina: US$17.5 million for technology companies

A new line of funding created by the Argentinean ministry of S&T seeks to boost innovation in the productive and scientific sectors.

26 August 2010 | ES

Rice farmers in Thailand Thailand invites private sector to guide public science

In a renewed effort to make science relevant, the Thai government has invited private sector input into scientists' research agendas.

11 August 2010 | EN