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02-Mar-2007
Intellectual assets have become strategic factors for value creation by firms. The expansion of the services sector, globalisation, deregulation, and the emergence of new information technologies have ...
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02-Mar-2006
Access to water that is safe to drink is vital to human health and to development. Recognising this, world leaders have set themselves the goal of halving by 2015 the proportion of people without sustainable ...
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02-Mar-2006
Securing safe and reliable water and sanitation services for all is one of the leading challenges facing sustainable development. All but a few OECD countries have connected 100% of their populations to ...
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26-May-2005
Biodiversity – the variety of life and of habitats on Earth – is vital to human welfare. The loss or degradation of biodiversity can have important economic, environmental, and social consequences. Altering ...
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26-Jan-2004
Science and technology exert a growing influence on society and the economy.
Scientific achievements continue to expand the frontiers of knowledge
and increasingly contribute to the technological progress that affects how
people live and work.
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06-Jul-2001
Water shortage and contamination are cause for increasing concern in many countries. Every year about 13 million people die from waterborne infections; of these, 2 million are children. The majority of ...
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07-Jun-1999
Scientific understanding of how living things are put together and how they grow and develop based on instructions coded in their DNA is advancing rapidly. The knowledge already acquired and being accumulated ...
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