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Science & innovation policy: Governance

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Governance concerns a country's capacity to implement public policies and help coordinate the private sector. Effective governance is essential to developing sustainable science and technology policy.

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Opinions and Analysis

maize farmer, Kenya G8 must encourage biotech cooperation for Africa

G8 leaders must encourage cooperation in biotechnology to address Africa's food shortages, writes Calestous Juma.

4 July 2008 | EN
Source: The Japan Times

Public-private partnerships fail to involve African researchers

Public-private partnership organisations have failed to include African researchers on an equal basis, say T. J. Tucker and M. W. Makgoba.

23 May 2008 | EN | 中文
Source: Science

Priorities for controlling urban dengue

27 March 2008 | EN | ES | 中文
Source: PLoS Medicine

Policy Briefs

How governments can boost business R&D

An outline of the financial and non-financial instruments that developing country governments can use to boost technology-generating efforts in production enterprises.

1 September 2005 | EN | 中文

African female lab tech Building science, technology and innovation policies

How can developing countries construct national science, technology and innovation policies to enhance their development? This policy brief provides a guide to the issues involved.

1 May 2005 | EN


News and Features

Genomic medicine sector 'needs government backing'

Genomic medicine in developing countries needs government support and protection of 'genomic sovereignty', says researchers.

26 June 2008 | EN

New intellectual property plan to boost Chinese patents

China has launched an intellectual property strategy to encourage innovation and increase the number of patents held by Chinese citizens.

24 June 2008 | EN | 中文