Science, Technology and Innovation Diplomacy in Developing Countries: Perceptions and Practice
In: Research for Development
Chapter 1 - STI Diplomacy in Developing Countries: Current Issues and Challenges (Amitava Bandopadhyay) -- Part 1: - Concepts, Global Initiatives and Opportunities -- Chapter 2 - Internationalization of Science Diplomacy: Concepts, Practices, Lessons for Developing Countries (Carlos Aguirre-Bastos) -- Chapter 3 - International Science, Technology and Innovation Diplomacy: Global Initiatives (Madhusudan Bandyopadhyay) -- Chapter 4 - Science, Technology and Innovation Diplomacy; Opportunities and Challenges at the Time of COVID-19 for Developing Countries (Hossein Ahmadi, Ali Morteza Birang, Fatemeh Azadi) -- Part 2: State of STI Diplomacy in Developing Countries -- Chapter 5 - Recent Developments in STI Diplomacy in the Republic of Mauritius (Madhvee Madhou) -- Chapter 6 - Science, Technology and Innovation Diplomacy in the Arab Region with Emphasis on the State of Palestine (Maysoun Ibrahim) -- Chapter 7 - Present Status of Science Diplomacy in Nepal(Chiranjivi Regmi) -- Part 3: Role of S&T Status on STI Diplomacy -- Chapter 8 - Development Paradigm of India as an Enabler for Practicing Science, Technology and Innovation Diplomacy (Madhusudan Bandyopadhyay) -- Chapter 9 - Science, Technology and Innovation (STI): Its Role in South Africa's Development Outcomes and STI Diplomacy (Juanita van Heerden and Misheck Mulumba) -- Chapter 10 - Strengthening Science Diplomacy for Sustainable Development of Nepal (Sunil Babu Shrestha) -- Chapter 11 - Assessing the Current State of Science, Technology and Innovation in Mauritius for Improving Economic Growth and Development (Randhir Roopchund).-Chapter 12 - Responsibilities of the Governments of Developing Countries in Building up South-South STI Diplomacy (Chandima Gomes) -- Part 4 - Role of STID in Strengthening S&T Base -- Chapter 13 - Role of India in South-South Cooperation to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (Jyoti Sharma, Sanjeev Kumar Varshney) -- Chapter 14 - In Search for Scientific Collaboration: South Africa's Science Diplomacy towards Africa (Thokozani Simelane, Rodney Managa, Shingirirai Mutanga, Nicassius Achu Check) -- Chapter 15 - Case Studies in International Science Diplomacy: ASRT Contribution to Developing S&T in Egypt (Sameh H. Soror, Gina El-Feky, Abeer Attia, Mahmoud M. Sakr) -- Chapter 16 - The Academy of Science of South Africa and Science Diplomacy (Stanley Maphosa) -- Part 6: Experience from Regional and Bilateral Cooperation -- Chapter 17 - Coordinating State, Academic, and Donor Stakeholders in an International Knowledge Sharing Programme: A Perspective on Science and Innovation Diplomacy (Ranil Guneratne) -- Chapter 18 - Mauritius in Regional Science Technology and Innovation Diplomacy: Case Study in Radio Astronomy (Girish Kumar Beeharry, Michael Raymond Inggs) -- Chapter 19 - India's S&T Cooperation with Japan and France: Initiatives and Partnerships (Purnima Rupal) -- Part 7: Science Diplomacy in North-South Partnerships -- Chapter 20 - Reflecting on a Research Institute's Role as a Tool for Ocean Science Diplomacy - ZMT's Mission to Collaborate(Rebecca Lahl, Sebastian Ferse, Raimund Bleischwitz) -- Chapter 21 - Co-designed Research Partnerships to bridge the Gap between Marine Research, Policy and Management: the MeerWissen Initiative (Sven Stöbener, Alexandra Gerritsen) -- Chapter 22 - Research Networks and Novel Partnerships for Sustainable Development – How an EU Research Project on Innovative Wastewater Technology developed to an International Network for Nature-based Solutions (Eoghan Clifford, Jean-Baptiste Dussaussois, Tatjana Schellenberg, Christoph Sodemann) -- Part 8: Epilogue.-Chapter 23 - The Outlook for Science Diplomacy in Developing Countries (Venugopalan Ittekkot, Jasmeet Kaur Baweja).