Published October 20, 2004 | https://doi.org/10.63485/n4j8y-svj36

Equitable access to research in Africa

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The International Council for Science (ICSU) and the National Research Foundation of South Africa (NRF) have agreed to set up an ICSU Regional Office for Africa. From today's press release: "The ICSU Regional Office will be responsible for the promotion of increased participation of scientists from Sub-Saharan Africa in ICSU programmes and activities. It will also assist ICSU and its Unions in their strategic planning to ensure that African priorities are taken into account in setting the international agendas. Through collaboration with the international science community, the Office will assist in scientific capacity building in Africa. Further, it will promote scientific networking and support already existing networks active in the region....Through this international network, ICSU coordinates interdisciplinary research to address major issues of relevance to both science and society. In addition, the Council actively advocates for freedom in the conduct of science, promotes equitable access to scientific data and information, and facilitates science education and capacity building."

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The International Council for Science (ICSU) and the National Research Foundation of South Africa (NRF) have agreed to set up an ICSU Regional Office for Africa. From today's press release: "The ICSU Regional Office will be responsible for the promotion of increased participation of scientists from Sub-Saharan Africa in ICSU programmes and activities.

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2004-10-20T03:03:00Z
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2004-10-20T03:11:15Z