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Young scientists from developing countries IFS can support your research
IFS can support your research August 2002 Organisations Home Events Jobs Funding Education Budding Science Science Granny Organisations Register Letters About us Advertise Feedback Contact us Links Search Archives Young scientists from developing countries ...
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IFS RESEARCH GRANTS FOR SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: International Development Research Centre
IFS RESEARCH GRANTS FOR SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: International Development Research Centre français - Español idrc.ca HOME > Programming > Environment > Environmental Economics > Southeast Asia > ... -04-03 21:36 Refreshed: 2008-08-14 02:38 IFS RESEARCH GRANTS FOR SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES News 11 of 26 File : IFS.doc 2007-04-03 News 11 of 26 guest ...
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News from the World of Environmental Economics: International Development Research Centre
Modified: 2008-07-20 21:58 Refreshed: 2008-08-14 02:38 News from the World of Environmental Economics EEPSEA's twice-yearly newsletter plus opportunities for scholarships, ... ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT (JED) - CALL FOR PAPERS 2007-08-06 IFS RESEARCH GRANTS FOR SOCIAL SCIENTISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES 2007-04-03 NATIONAL OCEAN ECONOMICS PROGRAM'S NON-MARKET VALUES PORTAL 2007-01-23 ...
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ACI "Normes pratiques et régulations des politiques publiques" - ANNOUNCEMENT OF OPPORTUNITY FOR YOUNG SCIENTISTS FROM DEVELOPING COUNTRIES - CY2004 START Young Scientist Award (.doc) - Prix Irène Joliot-Curie du ministère de la Recherche ...
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Global Network for Women's and Children's Health Research
Scientists from developing countries, together with those in the United States, lead teams that identify the health needs of ...
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African Scientists Condemn advertisement campaign for Genetically Engineered Food
More than 24 leading African agriculturalists and environmental scientists representing their countries at the UN1 have issued a statement to counter Monsanto's arguments ... blocked. Farmers therefore, become totally dependent on the corporations for seeds". Others from developing countries are watching developments with extreme concern. Dr. Vandana Shiva of the Research ...
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Greenhouse Gas Options for Developing Countries
Developing Countries Greenhouse Gas Options for Developing Countries Under Study By Allan Chen, a_chen@lbl.gov December 8, 1997 BERKELEY, CA -- A team of scientists at Ernest Orlando Lawrence ... GHG emissions from developing countries are expected to increase as their economies and populations grow. For example, in Mexico's baseline scenario, CO2 emissions roughly double in the period from 1995 ...
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Costed - caretakers of science in developing countries?
COSTED in the science and technology communities in developing regions worldwide. There has been generous support from the host countries in providing the logistics for COSTED operations ... level scientists and technologists in developing countries. This enables COSTED to play the role of a matchmaker between funding agencies, development issues and the stakeholders in developing countries. COSTED ...
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Groundbreaking report offers holistic remedies for famine relief and environmental protection in developing countries | Rodale Institute
Ironically, the ensuing report roundly rejects biotechnology and modern industrial farming as a viable solution to the problems confronting the developing world, such ... Authors of the report included more than 400 scientists from around the world representing a variety of disciplines, with input coming from governments, major research institutions, industry and ...
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Scientists reveal 'most effective' drug for HIV/TB patients - SciDev.Net
Print Comment Share del.icio.us digg Facebook Newsvine Reddit Y! Bookmarks Scientists reveal 'most effective' drug for HIV/TB patients Carol Campbell 15 August 2008 | EN | ... are compelling reasons not to use it. Unfortunately many developing countries do not have access to efavirenz which is more expensive," said Gary Maartens from UCT medical school's clinical pharmacology division. ...
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