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IPS Brochure
IPS BrochureThis brochure is aimed at providing concise information about the IDRC Innovation, Policy and Science (IPS) Program Area. Download the pdf format version.

IPS Newsletter Volume 4
IPS Newsletter Volume 4

RoKS Awardees Research Sumaries 2005-2006
RoKS Awardees Research Sumaries 2005-2006

The most recent RoKS Research Competition is now closed. This link will take you to the list with the awardees names and their proposed research.



Getting Back to Basics
Getting Back to Basics 2007-03
Profile of IDRC's Innovation, Policy and Science program area.

Launch of the International Community–University Research Alliance Program
2007-07
IDRC and the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council have signed an agreement to invest up to CA $6.27 million over the next six years to support international research ...

Innovation, Policy and Science (IPS)

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 IDRC has supported research on science and technology (S&T) and innovation policy issues since its creation. The Innovation, Policy and Science (IPS) program area carries on this work, focusing on improving understanding of innovation processes and systems in developing countries, strengthening research in support of S&T policies, and enhancing social inclusion and multistakeholder participation in decision-making related to S&T.

To carry on its work in supporting the development of science, technology and innovation policies to alleviate poverty in developing countries, IPS funds research on governance, public understanding, access and benefits associated with new technologies like biotechnology and nanotechnology.
IPS works through its Innovation, Technology and Society (ITS) program initiative towards a vision of science, technology and innovation contributing to just, equitable and sustainable social and economic development in low and middle-income countries.
 
IPS also serves as a platform within IDRC to ensure that Canadian research and science policy communities maintain international cooperation and development as important priorities for Canada’s research efforts. To carry on this task IPS oversees strategic directions for the IDRC Research Partnerships Challenge Fund, created to strengthen research partnerships between developing country scientists and Canadian researchers.





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