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24/03/15

S&T for development in Bangladesh and Nepal

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Copyright: Panos/Suzanne Lee

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  • There was a marked urban-rural divide in skills, technology and resources
  • 环境灾难的远程和威胁需要不同的S＆T解决方案beplay足球体育的微博
  • Geographic location and socioeconomic position greatly influences gender issues

By:Yulye Jessica Romo Ramos

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对于以下关于孟加拉国和尼泊尔科学与发展的报告，我们与这些国家的高级科学传播者，政策制定者，科学家，学者和非政府组织官员进行了交谈，发现科学和技术发挥关键作用的发展优先级相似。

主要的差异,而发达world, are around access to information and services, higher vulnerability to shocks and natural disasters, and limited financial resources.
Recommendations include a more-holistic and long-term approach to development related to science and technology, with multistakeholder and multidisciplinary teams collaborating to tackle complex issues more effectively, while placing a greater focus on gender relations, rural populations and young people.

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