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The Rio+20 Secretariat's analysis of S&T trends and achievements since the 1992 Earth Summit points to ways of accelerating progress.
Source: UN Conference on Sustainable Development (Rio+20)
16 March 2012 | EN
Technology and scientific research can help communities in the developing world build resilience to disasters.
Source: UK Parliamentary Office of Science and Technology
29 February 2012 | EN
Scientific collaborations can build trust and facilitate progress in nuclear arms control and disarmament.
Source: The Royal Society
23 June 2010 | EN
Local institutions are key to helping rural smallholders mitigate and adapt to climate change.
Source: CGIAR Systemwide Program on Collective Action and Property Rights (CAPRi)
22 April 2010 | EN
An innovation systems approach to agricultural research can be better for sustainable development than a linear pipeline approach.
Source: IFPRI
22 May 2009 | EN
Sending students abroad and inviting in foreign institutions are both effective methods for boosting developing world higher education.
Source: OECD
11 March 2009 | EN
South–South research collaboration can be a powerful strategy for boosting scientific capacity and achieving common goals. But it should not be embraced uncritically, says Athar Osama.
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