The Alaska Native Knowledge Network is developing a school curriculum based on aboriginal knowledge.

Indigenous communities are also involved in developing indigenous traditional knowledge policies.

Developing the capacity of the International Household Survey Network to share knowledge across countries

The curriculum focuses on exposing gender stereotypes, changing positions, developing unique abilities, and providing knowledge.

One means of developing the knowledge and skills needed for developing the public private partnership modality has been the creation of dedicated public private partnership programmes.

(iii) Access by affected country Parties, particularly affected developing country Parties, to appropriate technology, knowledge and know how.

The Bank should be viewed, in part, as a Knowledge Bank, and it should advocate reforms that enhance developing countries access to knowledge. Access to generic medicines is essential if developing countries, with their limited budgets, are to improve the health of the poor.

What separates developing countries from developed countries is not only the gap in resources, but also a gap in knowledge.

The United Nations system should promote the transfer of knowledge and technology to the developing countries through their planning instruments.

Accordingly, it is vital that developing countries have access to and share in the benefits of scientific knowledge on the oceans.

Furthermore, capacity building and access to technology and knowledge was essential for developing countries, especially the transfer of information and communication technology.

Recently, some developing country firms have also initiated research and development (R D) activities abroad, notably to tap knowledge centres around the world.

Expanding the knowledge base of scientists from developing countries is critical for their full enjoyment of the rights set out in the Convention.

That gives us the opportunity to directly pass on to developing countries the unique knowledge that we acquired during our own country's transition.

However, while in developing locations the main purpose appears to be to exploit existing knowledge, which is generally second generation technology, in developed locations the main motivation is to enhance innovative capability by acquiring local knowledge and technology.

United Nations agencies dealing with the subject of indigenous traditional knowledge should increase their level of coordination with a view to developing common principles, concepts, policies and programmes on indigenous traditional knowledge, in accordance with their respective mandates.

Within the context of South South cooperation the developing countries not only shared knowledge and experience but also helped each other to build capacity.

An estimated 220 million women in the developing world say that they want to prevent pregnancy, but lack either knowledge of, or access to, effective contraception.

The Bank began to recognize that developing countries differed from more developed countries not just in their lack of resources there was also a knowledge gap.

To call also on the international community to support developing countries in their efforts to increase access to education and to share ICT knowledge and infrastructure.

The lesson from many developed and developing countries is that underinvestment in infrastructure, human capital, institutions, and the economy s knowledge and technology base reduces long term growth.

Regional networking provides a regular, interactive forum for officers from NOUs to exchange experiences, develop skills, and share knowledge with counterparts from both developing and developed countries.

The promotion of the flow of scientific data and information, and the transfer of knowledge resulting from marine scientific research, especially to developing States, is therefore needed.

Three years of dirty energy with not many jobs, or centuries of clean energy with the potential for developing expertise and improvements in efficiency based on technical skills, and developing local knowledge about how to get the most out of that region's wind.

Recognizing also that developing countries have varying capacities to translate scientific and technological knowledge into goods and services and to invest in human resources and entrepreneurial capacity building,

Many developing countries and countries with economies in transition relied on the Technical Cooperation Programme of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) for the transfer of nuclear knowledge.

The most advanced observational and modelling tools, pollution prevention and control technologies and knowledge about best practices in air quality management must be shared effectively among industrialized and developing nations.

Governments share also this responsibility. In developing communication campaigns, Governments should build upon the knowledge and dissemination potential of the tourism sector, in particular in order to reach individual tourists.

Preference will be given to scientists affiliated with universities or researching institutions in developing countries who, in turn, could pass on the knowledge acquired or apply them to national endeavours.

Challenges in Knowledge Sharing Knowledge sharing can sometimes constitute a major challenge in the field of knowledge management.

16. Urges the international community to continue to work towards facilitating an adequate diffusion of scientific and technical knowledge and transfer of, access to and acquisition of technology for developing countries

12. Stresses the need to promote the access to and transfer of technology and knowledge related to early warning systems and to mitigation programmes to developing countries affected by natural disasters

In many developing countries, IPAs do not pay adequate attention to the potential for attracting FDI that could contribute to knowledge accumulation but focus rather on capital accumulation in tangible assets.

The Kativik school district in Nunavut is developing an innovative bilingual education programme in Inuttitut, English and or French that integrates local knowledge with courses to prepare students for modern life.

Recent policy shifts that contested the proposal for a verifiable treaty on the matter overlooked the considerable knowledge and experience acquired in developing the verification regime for the IAEA safeguards system.

For Pascal, scientific knowledge paled beside the knowledge of God.

(e) Development of a database on e business indicators in developing countries, to be made available, together with other relevant information, on an Internet based knowledge management platform on information society statistics.

Some First Nations on Canada are involved in developing a framework policy that would establish the First Nations as the principal authority over the use and management of their indigenous traditional knowledge.

The High Level Summit should ensure adequate financing for development, equitable global trade rules, fair access to knowledge and technology, and the effective participation of developing countries in international economic decision making.

The EU urges the IAEA to launch education and training programmes that will contribute to the updating of nuclear knowledge so as to meet the needs of both developing and developed countries.

Pharmaceutical companies argue that they should be entitled to a full patent, paying nothing to the developing country from which the traditional knowledge was taken, even though the country preserves the biodiversity without which the drug would never have come to market. Not surprisingly, developing countries see things differently.

New knowledge

Traditional knowledge

The Role of IT Systems in Knowledge Sharing IT systems are common tools that help facilitate knowledge sharing and knowledge management.

Thanks to a remarkable convergence of new scientific knowledge about the developing brain, the human genome, and the effects of early experiences on later learning, behavior, and health, these are not hypothetical questions.