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Programme on Innovation, higher education and Research for Development (IHERD) Background document Research funding instruments and modalities : Implication for developing countries Draft report Prepared by Merle Jacob Research Policy Institute Lund University Sweden This document is not for public use or distribution. For further information, please contact IHERD Coordinator Ms. sa Olsson at 2 Table of contents ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS .. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY .. 1. INTRODUCTION .. 2. OBJECTIVE AND PURPOSE .. 3. Research funding FOR DEVELOPMENT AND INCLUSIVE INNOVATION 4. DEFINING THE KEY TERMS: Research funding instruments AND modalities 5. OBJECTIVES OF funding instruments .
4 Executive summary The OECD has undertaken a study on “Research-funding instruments and modalities: implications for developing countries” as a part of a project on Higher Education and Research
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