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The role of technology and innovation in inclusive and sustainable industrial development was outlined in the latest Industrial Development Report 2016 presented in Vienna today.
The new publication spells out under what conditions can technological change trigger structural change in developing countries and lead to long-term, socially inclusive and environmentally sustainable industrial development.
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UN building
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Interview, Augusto Luis Alcorta, Director of Rersearch, Statistics and Industrial Policy Branch, UNIDO
speaking of the manufacturing-growth relation and the importance of countries not de-industrializing prematurely, which can lead to reducing growth
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closeup of the Industrial Development Report
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Interview, Dirk Willem te Velde, head of International Economic Development Group at the Overseas Development Institute
speaking of the importance of the report and how increased Industrial Energy Efficiency can create win-win situations in terms of industrial development
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audience reading the report
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Interview, Xiaolan Fu, professor of technology and international development, Oxford University
saying that technological change has a direction - it favors either the labor or the capital and stressing that countries should go to labor-saving technologies in order to avoid a rise of unemployment.
For more about the story,please contact :
Mikhail Evstafyev | Head, Advocacy and communication
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2 December 2015
