We all know science and technology are powerful drivers of social and economic change. Mobile technology is an especially versatile and powerful tool that is changing how we interact with one another, and with our communities, our governments, and the world.
Our USAID Administrator, Dr. Rajiv Shah, has been reorienting USAID to focus more on the transformative power of science, technology, innovation and partnerships (STIP) to improve development outcomes. And here in RDMA we also have our own Teresa Leonardo effectively encouraging us all to do the same, and broadening our horizons.
English Translation of Op-Ed appearing in the Isaan Bizweek, Khon Kaen, Thailand:
Building Community Response for Good
Khon Kaen University’s Center for Civil Society and Non-Profit Management Opens its Doors
By Kristie A. Kenney, U.S. Ambassador to Thailand
USAID's Climate Change Impact and Adaptation Study for the Lower Mekong Basin describes the impacts on key livelihood sectors of the countries of the Lower Mekong region, including agriculture, capture fisheries and aquaculture, livestock, natural systems, health, and rural infrastructure.
USAID's Climate Change Impact and Adaptation Study for the Lower Mekong Basin describes the impacts on key livelihood sectors including agriculture, capture fisheries and aquaculture, livestock, natural systems, health, and rural infrastructure in the countries in the Lower Mekong Basin.
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