Science, Technology and Human Development
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Ellen Bortei-Doku Aryeetey - Institute of Social, Statistical and Economic Research, University of Ghana , Akilagpa Sawyerr - Consultant , Kwadwo Asenso-Okyere - Consultant (Institute of Social, Statistical and Economic Research, University of Ghana). 2001. Science, Technology and Human Development. New York.
Science, Technology and Human Development
Posted on: January 01, 2001
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 together to discuss how to create a positive environment for promoting S&T in Ghana.
