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Science & Innovation Policy: Technology transfer

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Acquiring foreign technologies through technology transfer can help developing countries progress both economically and socially. But, for real gains, it must be complemented by domestic technological efforts.

Opinions and Analysis

Innovation's development opportunities

Shared problems, new technology and better communication all mean innovation is ready to drive development, say Gordon Conway and Jeff Waage.

27 January 2010 | EN | 中文

Africa Analysis: A level playing field for biodiversity

To meet new biodiversity targets, African countries must plug science gaps and align goals with climate deals, says Linda Nordling.

22 December 2009 | EN | FR

Climate policy: technology not targets

3 December 2009 | EN
Source: Nature

Policy Briefs

Cotton processing factory in South Africa Fostering technological capabilities in sub-Saharan Africa

Manufacturers in sub-Saharan Africa need policy support at all levels if their technological capabilities are to catch up with other developing countries. Carlo Pietrobelli looks at problems and solutions.

1 November 2006 | EN


News and Features

LAC, Guyana, drought Guyana looks to Israel to face drought

Guyana is looking to Israel for technology transfer and assistance to alleviate the effects of drought on the Latin American country.

27 February 2010 | ES
Source: Caribbean Net News | Trinidad & Tobago Express

LAC, Uruguay, Peru, Science agreement Uruguay and Peru sign their first scientific agreement

The governments of Peru and Uruguay have signed an agreement to boost cooperation in science, technology and innovation.

25 February 2010 | ES