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Investigación sobre Ciencia, Tecnología y Desarrollo Humano en Cuba 2003 Este tercer informe de desarrollo humano parte del constato de las disparidades preocupantes que existen en relacion con las capacidades de generacion, apropiacion y utilizacion de los conocimientos cientificos y tecnologicos. El informe presenta la experiencia de un pais que ha demostrado que tener un buen desarrollo cientifico y tecnologico propio no es, necesariamente, una caracteristica privativa de los paises mas avanzados.Al mismo tiempo que confirma que generar un buen capital humano,... Cuba - 2003 |
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Culture & Human development The HDR 2003 is the first macroeconomic study on culture and development in the country. The report provides an analysis of all relevant cultural aspects for Honduras' development. Such an analysis requires a field study to generate new information, data and indicators related to the national culture as a fundamental dimension of the country's development. Honduras has not developed any kind of indicators on this topic so far. Therefore a thorough study is required to identify the main elemen... Honduras - 2003 |
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We, the Chileans: A cultural challenge The focus of this report is the relationship between human development and culture. Culture is given a very broad definition to include not only the arts, literature and different forms of heritage, but also the assortment of other expressions through which a society shapes and reflects on its coexistence. The Report finds that modernization and globalization are threatening Chileans' sense of identity and argues that the country's structural modernization will be sustainable over time only... Chile - 2002 |
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Venezuela National Human Development Report 2002 Information and Communication Technologies in the Service of Development The Report explores the ways ICTs can be used in order to further human development, reduce inequalities and help increase opportunities for the Venezuelan people. The authors regard ICTs as a tool for human development rather, a means to develop powerful institutional, political, economic, and social networks, since such technologies foster communication and information exchange. The Report also assesses the current level of ICT use in Venezuela and provides policy recommendations in order t... Venezuela - 2002 |
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Education & Labour Market Challenges Of Human Development
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Health, Education & Employment The choice of Health, Education and Employment themes replies to the interest of Tunisian authorities to deepen the analysis of the realized progress in these fields. The analysis performed in this report will serve as reference and departure point for future works, especially in the context of economic globalisation and the liberalisation process. Tunisia - 2001 |
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Poland and the Global Information Society - Logging on This Report is the seventh Poland's NHDR. It differs from its predecessors for its aim is to show perspectives for the future rather than to analyze the current state of affairs. This Report reflects on what the Global Information Society will be like and what are the challenges and threats Poland will face in order to emerge as a member of this global society. What will be the people's roles? What will be the key to human development in this society? How will this society and its instituti... Poland - 2001 |
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Human Development Report 2001-2002 Information and Communications Technology for Development Despite significant advances in their development process, reducing poverty remains Tajikistan's main priority. Given the growing role of ICT as a key step towards achieving human progress, this report suggests new and innovative policies that facilitate the flow of information, services, goods, people, and capital will increase access to the 80% of the population who are currently excluded from the benefits of ICT. The analysis explores the interaction between the infrastructure of both ol... Tajikistan - 2001 |
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Information and Communication Technologies and their Effect on Human Development The aim of the report is to highlight the unique contribution that ICTs, especially the Internet, can make towards ensuring Ecuador’s development. The report covers ICT applications that contribute towards improving opportunities for Ecuadorians. Among others, the report includes issues such as improving education, providing equal and universal access to information and knowledge, supporting health services, linking migrants with their families, human rights, publicizing local issues, d... Ecuador - 2001 |
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Science, Technology and Human Development The Report's central argument is that development in Ghana can be greatly improved by more focused selection and application of science and technology (S&T) to social and economic ends. The Report finds that despite a long history of official interest in S&T, Ghana still lacks sufficient S&T capacity and application. To address this, the Report concludes with a set of concrete policy recommendations, suggesting that more platforms should be created for stakeholders to come toget... Ghana - 2000 |
