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In developing countries, women often suffer slow career progression, or even complete exclusion from scientific and technological activities. What policies and practices are being put in place to redress the balance?
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Opinions and Analysis
Modern biotech can help with weeding
Weeding, which causes problems for women in developing countries, can benefit from modern biotechnology, says Jonathan Gressel.
21 December 2009
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Source: Nature Biotechnology
Don't let price rises blow development off course
Commodity price rises are no substitute for long-term investment in infrastructure and capacity as a means of securing sustained development.
News and Features
Farmers 'jury' voices agricultural research concerns
Farmers in West Africa have asked for a broader scope to agricultural research, a focus on local crops and a better grasp of farmers' needs
Arab women scientists launch initiatives
An awards ceremony recognising Arab women scientists has enabled many to meet face-to-face for the first time.
Chile to boost participation of women in science
31 August 2009
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