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UNU-MERIT Training Programme
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Design and Evaluation of Innovation Policy in Developing Countries
(DEIP)
All courses are tailor made to the host country, but open for all nationalities to apply, provided they are able to fund their own trip.
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Course history to date:
| Jun 24-28, 2013 |
Bridgetown, Barbados
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| Oct 29-31, 2012 |
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
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| Mar 5-9, 2012 |
Phuket, Thailand
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| Oct 31- Nov 4, 2011 |
Putrajaya, Malaysia
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| Sep 12-16, 2011 |
Bogota, Colombia
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| Mar 11-16, 2011 |
Jakarta, Indonesia
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| Dec 6-10, 2010 |
Gebze, Turkey
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| Sep 27 - Oct 1, 2010 |
Dakar, Senegal
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| Feb 22-26, 2010 |
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
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| Dec 7-12, 2009 |
Islamabad, Pakistan
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| Oct 26-30, 2009 |
San Salvador, El Salvador
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| Mar 30 - Apr 3, 2009 |
Montevideo, Uruguay
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| Feb 2-7, 2009 |
New Delhi, India
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| Nov 10-14, 2008 |
Maastricht, the Netherlands
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| Jun 10-12, 2008 |
Amman, Jordan
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| Oct 22-26, 2007 |
Maastricht, the Netherlands
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| Dec 4-7, 2006 |
Buenos Aires, Argentina
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| Oct 23-27, 2006 |
Maastricht, the Netherlands |
| May 2-5, 2006 |
Port Louis, Mauritius |
| Mar 27-31, 2006 |
Abuja, Nigeria |
The UNU-MERIT course on the Design and Evaluation of Innovation Policies in Developing countries (DEIP) is an intensive one-week course for policy makers in science, technology and innovation policy in developing countries.
The programme aims to meet the growing demand from developing countries for support in analysing the latest technological developments and designing appropriate responses and policies tailored to their specific development contexts.
The target population of the course consists of senior and middle level officials of Ministries of Science and Technology, Ministries of Industry, Ministries of Economic Affairs and other technology supporting institutions as well as representatives from the private sector involved in science and technology policy issues
The course focuses on the theory and practice of innovation policy, on policy design, policy implementation, on the measurement and monitoring of innovative performance and on the evaluation of the outcomes of innovation policies.
The course was first offered in 2004 and has since been held in more than 15 developing countries around the world, including Thailand, India, Jordan, Argentina, Mauritius, Nigeria, Uruguay and El Salvador. The course now has some 800 alumni.
Courses are planned jointly with host organizations in developing countries. Applications for the organization of a course can be sent to the secretary of the training courses:
Ms. Eveline in de Braek
UNU-MERIT
PhD Programme
Keizer Karelplein 19
6211 TC Maastricht, The Netherlands
indebraek@merit.unu.edu
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