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And diffusion of knowledge.
This will entail approaches that facilitate the generation,application and diffusion of knowledge at the local level.
Sustainability and diffusion of knowledge have not been fully achieved.
In other cases, the solutions may have existed for a long time, but implementation may require the will,the means and the diffusion of knowledge to make it happen.
And to the extent that they discouraged the diffusion of knowledge and the useful arts, that they could be improved.
Diffusion of knowledge and dissemination of information play a central role in achieving the ultimate objectives of the UNCDD.
But there are also threats to access and diffusion of knowledge and technology from these technological changes.
UNU endeavours to increase the capability of young scholars and professionals to contribute to the extension,application and diffusion of knowledge.
The transfer and diffusion of knowledge and technology, including ICT, are dependent on a conducive policy environment.
More attention must thus be paid to those countries in the creation,application and diffusion of knowledge, human capital and technology.
Education has a central role in the diffusion of knowledge vital to the growth process and building stable societies.
More attention needs to be paid to the interplay of institutions and interactive processes in the creation,application and diffusion of knowledge, human capital and technology.
Relevance and Responsiveness- generation and diffusion of knowledge in the broad range of disciplines relevant and responsive to the dynamically changing domestic and international environment;
Nevertheless, international migration can set the foundation for the development of networks that facilitate the diffusion of knowledge, innovation and attitudes that can promote development.
In order to help the diffusion of knowledge and technology from TNCs, Governments needed to constantly fine-tune their policies to stimulate beneficial linkages between TNCs and host economies.
How are technology capability gaps andinnovation policy environments relevant to a pragmatic approach to technology transfer and diffusion of knowledge in developing countries?
The existence of market failures affecting the production and diffusion of knowledge and technology is a broadly recognized justification for public funding for innovation.
At the national level, the report says that innovation policies should more explicitly favor international collaboration and the diffusion of knowledge across borders.
Host countries expect that the diffusion of knowledge and technology controlled by TNCs will exert a positive impact on the upgrading of local capabilities and add to the dynamic efficiency and competitiveness of their economy.
The benefits of cross-border cooperation on innovation include a more rapid and broader diffusion of knowledge across borders, and a more rapid and cost-effective innovation process.
Since then, the diffusion of knowledge and the liberalization of trade have developed in such a way that making it impossible to obtain military-grade fissile material has become the ultimate obstacle to the manufacture of explosive nuclear devices by States or non-State groups.
Partnerships and networks between institutions of higher learning should be evaluated with regardto their effectiveness and capabilities for human capacity-building, diffusion of knowledge and technology transfer.
Under Measure 111 on Training,Information and Diffusion of Knowledge, the Programme provides an opportunity for free training(including travelling, board and accommodation expenses) for women and men working in agriculture.
There are many factors that influence entrepreneurship, including the regulatory framework, market conditions, access to finance,creation and diffusion of knowledge, entrepreneurship capabilities and culture.
We also urge a stronger partnership with agricultural research centres in order to promote the diffusion of knowledge and technology through the provision of extension services, which are essential for sustained increases in agricultural productivity.
When Hungerford died childless in 1835,the estate passed"to the United States of America, to found at Washington, under the name of the Smithsonian Institution, an Establishment for the increase& diffusion of knowledge among men", in accordance with Smithson's will.
Through the delivery of technical cooperation andpolicy advice, the programme component will facilitate the diffusion of knowledge and the development of specialized skills through the organization of global and regional training, e-learning courses and demonstration activities in these areas.
These"open access" models, whether in activities such as open source software, open innovations or common knowledge associations,can be an efficient channel for rapid diffusion of knowledge to less advanced countries and deserve greater attention.
Undoubtedly, the diffusion of knowledge and the adaption and development of science and technology throughout the developed, developing and underdeveloped nations of the world intend to empower most Governments and people with new innovations and a spiralling of cultural potential to achieve the level of sustainable development projected by the United Nations.
At the same time interactions between regions can be both direct(trade of goods and services, population and labor force migration)and more underlying diffusion of knowledge and information, spreading of innovations, institutional and social interactions.