Science-technology-innovation policies: Cuban experiences for development of biotechnology
Keywords:
Biotechnology, Medico-biological, Pharmaceutical, Science-technology-innovation, Policy, Link of universities, Biological plant, CubaAbstract
This paper deals with the relation between the development of biotechnology and science-technology innovation policies in Cuba as well as decision-making mechanisms. This shows the impacts from certain policies to development of biotechnology sector, especially in health care fields. The challenges Cuba has to face in biotechnology sector and science-technology-innovation policies as well as lessons from concrete cases may be found useful for Vietnam in process of making and implementing science-technology-innovation policies in present and future times.
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16. Wright, R. (2016) Will Cuba Be The World's Next Leading Biotech Hub? Life science leader. October 17.
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Ca, T. N., Anh, N. H., Ha, C. T. T., Bach, T. X., & Long, L. H. (2020). Science-technology-innovation policies: Cuban experiences for development of biotechnology. Journal SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY POLICIES AND MANAGEMENT, 9(1), 103–121. Retrieved from https://vietnamstijournal.net/index.php/JSTPM/article/view/327
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