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Science and technology profile of St. Lucia

By: Oragwu, Felix N.C

Publisher: Commonwealth Science Council ; London ; February 1990Description: 59 p; illSubject(s): SAINT LUCIA | SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY | HUMAN RESOURCES | PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT | EMPLOYMENT CREATION | AGRIPRODUCT PROCESSINGSummary: Discusses constraints faced by Saint Lucia in utilizing science and technology to assist development. Gives an overview of the S&T status and resources base. Suggestions include proposals for more in-depth studies, restructuring existing institutions, establishing new institutions, setting up agri-based process industries, tapping new resources and exploiting new and emerging technologies. (Adopted from Foreword)

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Discusses constraints faced by Saint Lucia in utilizing science and technology to assist development. Gives an overview of the S&T status and resources base. Suggestions include proposals for more in-depth studies, restructuring existing institutions, establishing new institutions, setting up agri-based process industries, tapping new resources and exploiting new and emerging technologies. (Adopted from Foreword)

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