Scenarios for future scientific and technological developments in developing countries 2005-2015
This document is the final report of the European Commission-funded project “Scenarios of future science and technology developments in developing countries 2005-2015,” which explores potential scientific and technological progress in four regions: CIS, Sub-Saharan Africa, Maghreb and Mashreq, and Latin America.
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| Report location: | source |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | European Commission |
| Authors: | Edward S. Ayensu, Ephraim E. Okon, Grisel Romero, Igor Yegorov, Irama La Rosa, Isam Mustafa, Javier Medina, Jennifer Harper, Jorge Fontanals, Joseph O. Malo, Kamila Magzieva, Luke Georghiou, Manuel Marí, Marie-christine Brichard, Michael Keenan, Patrick Crehan, Rafael Popper, Said Belcadi, Salah Benabdallah, Siyavush Azakov, Sunday O. Ojo, Tibisay Hung, Zurab Chekurashvili, Álvaro Briones, Elie Faroult, European Commission |
| Geographic focus: | Global |
Methods
The research method involved appointing national correspondents, validating national reports through online forums, synthesizing regional reports, and developing scenarios through workshops. The process aimed to consider various visions of international RTDI cooperation by 2015 and their policy implications.
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The report outlines the rationale, scope, and methodology of the project, presenting results focused on four regions: CIS, Sub-Saharan Africa, Maghreb and Mashreq, and Latin America. It identifies key trends, drivers, and possible futures for scientific and technological developments, offering region-specific success scenarios and action points for consideration. The document also discusses the role of international RTDI cooperation and the potential impact on Europe's RTDI policy.
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Categories: English publication language | Global geographic scope | developing countries | donor strategy | economy | education | funding | globalization | governance | innovation | integration | international cooperation | scenarios | science | sustainability | technology
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