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Gendered open data in anglophone Africa : bridging data gaps to advance gender equality
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Towards inclusive open government in Africa : using the open government partnership to advance the women's rights agenda in Africa
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Gendered Open Data Report
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Towards inclusive open government in Africa using the open government partnership to advance the women's rights agenda in Africa
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StoryEVALUATION RESEARCH QUALITY RESEARCH
Research Quality Plus: A holistic approach to evaluating research
A new approach for evaluating research intended for the “real world."
RegionCentral AsiaEuropeFar East AsiaMiddle EastNorth and Central AmericaNorth of SaharaOceaniaSouth AmericaSouth AsiaSouth of SaharaWest Indies -
StorySCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE HEALTH AGRICULTURE GOVERNMENT EDUCATION ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PRIVACY PROTECTION UNEMPLOYMENT HUMAN DEVELOPMENT Innovation
Artificial intelligence and human development
AI’s potential for enhancing development efforts is enormous, but we need to ensure its ethical and equitable use.
RegionCentral AsiaEuropeFar East AsiaMiddle EastNorth and Central AmericaNorth of SaharaOceaniaSouth AmericaSouth AsiaSouth of SaharaWest Indies -
StorySCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY Development SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT RESEARCH EVALUATION DISEASE OUTBREAKS
Scaling Science
A new model for optimizing the impact of research and innovation
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StorySCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY SCIENCE EDUCATION HEALTH
When the brain hits the right notes
Can music make us better at math? An Israeli-Canadian research team is trying to find out.
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Estimation genetic variation in faba bean (Vicia faba L.) landraces in Yemen : a thesis
The study investigates genetic variations between and within Yemeni faba bean landraces, estimates correlations and coefficients for the most important traits, and characterizes phenotypic diversity among these accessions for agronomic and morphol
Published dateWednesday, January 2, 2008 - 05:00