Building Science, Technology and Innovation Capacity in Rwanda : Developing Practical Solutions to Practical Problems

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Contents; FOREWORD; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; ABBREVIATIONS; EXECUTIVE SUMMARY; CHAPTER 1: OVERVIEW AND SUMMARY OF RESULTS; Figure 1.1: Enterprise-based Model of STI Capacity Building; Figure 1.2: Cross-cutting Nature of STI Capacity Building; Figure 1.3: STI Capacity Building Cuts Across Traditional Silos of Development; Figure 1.4: Capacity-building Needs at Various Skill Levels; Box 1.1: Improving Institutional Capacity and Building anInnovation Culture; CHAPTER 2: THE FOOD-PROCESSING INDUSTRY; CHAPTER 3: VALUE-ADDED EXPORTS; CHAPTER 4: DEVELOPMENT AND DIFFUSION OF APPROPRIATE TECHNOLOGIES

Table 4.1: Status of Appropriate Technologies in RwandaCHAPTER 5: DELIVERY OF CLEAN DRINKING WATER; Figure 5.1: Access to Clean Drinking Water and Sanitation, 2000-20; Table 5.1: Recommended Capacity-Building Activities in the Water and Sanitation Sector; Table 5.2: Projected Number of Workers Needed to Handle Basic Water Supply and Management Tasks; CHAPTER 6: GEOSCIENCES AND GEOTHERMAL ENERGY; CHAPTER 7: CLIENT-FOCUSED AGRICULTURAL RESEARCHAND OUTREACH; Figure 7.1: STI System for Agricultural Research and Technology Transfer (ARTT) in Rwanda; APPENDIX 1: Background Documents

APPENDIX 2: Sample Terms of Reference for the Needs Assessment and Action Plan StudiesAPPENDIX 3: Public Institutions Involved in STI Capacity-Building Action Plans; Table 3A.1: Public Institutions Involved in STI Capacity-Building Action Plans; BIBLIOGRAPHY; INDEX

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