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Inventing a Better Future
1. The urgency to promote worldwide science and technology capacity
2. Science, technology, and society
3. Expanding human resources
4. Creating world-class research institutions
5. Engaging the public and private sectors
6. Targeted funding of research and training efforts
6.1 National 'sectoral' funding programs provide support for research and development of national importance
6.2 Regional S&T networks should share responsibility for funding research
6.2 Recommendations
6.3 Global funding mechanisms should be strengthened for support of science and technology in developing nations
7. From ideas to impacts: coalitions for effective action
Annex A: Endorsement InterAcademy Panel
Annex B: Agendas for major actors in building science and technology capacity
Annex C: Study panel biographies
Annex D: Glossary
Annex E: Acronyms and abbreviations
Annex F: Selected bibliography
Executive Summary
Front Matter
Notes
Inventing a Better Future
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6.2 Regional S&T networks should share responsibility for funding research
Beyond Australia, Canada, Japan, South Korea, the United States, and northern and western Europe, there are S&T-proficient cou
ntries amidst the many S&T-lagging ones in almost every region of the world. Regional networks, through which these proficient countries and their neighbors could together pursue world-class research and training activities on issues of mutual concern, should be created and supported in order to comple-ment sectoral funds. The regional networks could in turn be involved in cooperative programs with S&T-advanced countries - which should, along with the international-donor and financing community, be willing to help fund these networks.
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