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Funding for science in developing countries — from donor agencies or government treasuries — is on the rise. But how is it being spent? And can science funding alone boost economic growth?
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Opinions and Analysis
Translational research key to HIV vaccine
New funding mechanisms to support translational research are vital to develop a successful HIV vaccine, says Wayne C. Koff.
11 March 2010
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Source: Nature
Africa Analysis: Continent's science plan needs refocus
Africa's continental science plan still isn't coordinating donor funding. Will a new AMCOST chair meet the challenge, asks Linda Nordling.
African Green Revolution is possible
15 February 2010
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Source: Science
BioMed Analysis: Don't overlook nutrition in disease fight
21 January 2010
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Policy Briefs
Six hurdles to delivering climate finance
Six key issues threaten the promise of climate finance made to the developing world at UN climate talks in Copenhagen.
11 February 2010
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Source: International Institute for Environment and Development
Working with foreign universities to build capacity
Sending students abroad and inviting in foreign institutions are both effective methods for boosting developing world higher education.
11 March 2009
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Source: OECD
News and Features
Egypt says it will propel African science agenda
As Egypt takes the helm of the African science council, AMCOST, it says it will sustain mounting support for science on the continent.
5 March 2010
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India to take green revolution to eastern drylands
India's budget includes an US$86 million plan to encourage its eastern drylands flourish and a huge increase in solar energy funding.
26 February 2010
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Science challenges in post-apartheid South Africa
18 February 2010
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Source: Nature
Practical Guides
How do I apply for a research grant?
What will give you the best chance of getting a research grant? Thomas Egwang explains.
13 February 2008
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