Putting science
at the heart of development
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
Technical input 'on the ground' deserves donor backing
Development needs collective local action. More science and technical advisors should be supporting that, says research officer Harry Jones.
22 May 2013
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NGOs need more say in research priority-setting
Funding agencies should support closer interaction between development NGOs and scientists, argues research and policy analyst Charlie McLaren.
22 May 2013
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Islam Analysis: Do or die for OIC science cooperation
14 April 2013
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How to unlock business funding for development projects
12 April 2013
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Policy Briefs
Overcoming obstacles to GM crop adoption
Careful assessment and policies on genetically modified crops could contribute to agricultural development and food security.
21 June 2012
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Source: Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology (POST)
Improving access to ICTs for development
Learning from experience can help Zambia build on past successes in using ICTs and reach those most in need.
7 October 2011
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Source: Panos London
News and Features
India lacks political will for science communication
Budgetary constraints and political apathy have resulted in poor science communication in India, says Archita Bhatta.
21 May 2013
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Islamic nations are 'failing on R&D links and funding'
Muslim countries have failed to deliver on agreements to boost research spending and collaboration, their academicians claim.
15 May 2013
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Canada gives US$10 million to health innovations
10 May 2013
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Practical Guides
How to question numbers
Linda Nordling on how questioning numbers in policy statements gives journalists credibility and clout — and reveals new stories.
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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