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Science & innovation policy: Entrepreneurship

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Entrepreneurship — setting up new businesses — can stimulate innovation and invigorate local markets. But the challenge in developing countries is often finding forms of entrepreneurship that meet the needs of the poor.

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Opinions and Analysis

researcher, crop, field, Philippines Gates Foundation can't go it alone

Bill and Melinda Gates' forays into aid are to be welcomed, but they can only succeed alongside government involvement.

7 February 2008 | EN | FR

Financial incentives could save more children from malaria Africa should pursue a homegrown malaria vaccine

Africa should be the driver, not co-pilot, of malaria vaccine development, argues Tom Egwang.

25 April 2007 | EN


News and Features

GC vials in autosampler Colombia calls for applications to massive science fund

The Colombian government is calling for applications to a massive fund to support advanced training, science and innovation in the country.

30 June 2008 | ES

Computer training at the 'Work For a Brother' Foundation HP backs microenterprises in developing countries

IT company Hewlett Packard has donated US$5 million to support small businesses in the developing world.

18 October 2007 | EN | ES