Assessing Needs to Design Context-Specific Technology Transfer: The ITTC Network Approach

Developed by ITTC Network Coordinating Office

Published on 5/19/2022

This presentation was developed by the ITTC Network for a panel presentation at the 2022 ISSUP Conference. Participating countries: Ukraine-ITTC, Vietnam-ITTC, South-Africa ITTC, Peru-ITTC, Indonesia-ITTC, and the ITTC Network Coordinating Office. Presenters: Sherry Larkins (ITTC Network Coordinating Office); Irina Pinchuk, Igor Koutsenok (Ukraine ITTC); Le Minh Giang, Nguyen Bich Diep (Vietnam ITTC); Goodman Sibeko (South Africa ITTC); Marina Piazza, Cecilia Chau (Peru); and Eva Suryani (Indonesia).

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Assessing Needs to Design Context-Specific Technology Transfer: The ITTC Network Approach

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