Meeting Global Challenges throu - OECD _ OCDE

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Foreword Table of contents Acronyms Executive summary Synthèse Addressing global challenges through collaboration in science, technology and innovation Introduction International STI governance: Case studies and analytical framework Notes References The Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research Introduction CGIAR reform process Main characteristics of the overall governance model Overall impact Conclusions and lessons learned Annex 2.1. Institutional arrangements for decision making: the post-reform CGIAR Notes References The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and global health issues Introduction Objectives and activities to meet global health challenges Governance mechanisms Conclusions Lessons learned Notes References The Group on Earth Observations Introduction Approach to addressing global challenges The governance structure Main characteristics of the overall governance model Summary and conclusions Annex 4.A. GEO members, participating organisations and observers Participating organisations Observers Countries Organisations References The International Atomic Energy Agency Introduction Approaches and activities to address global challenges Main characteristics of the overall governance model Conclusions and lessons learned Notes References The Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research Introduction Main characteristics of the overall governance model Summary of strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats Conclusions Notes References International Energy Agency Implementing Agreements Introduction Main characteristics of the overall governance model Overall assessment, strengths and weaknesses Conclusions and lessons learned Acknowledgements Notes References European Joint Programming Initiatives Introduction Towards joint programming initiatives JPI “Agriculture, food security and climate change” Overall assessment and lessons learned Notes References Improving science, technology and innovation governance to meet global challenges Introduction Priority setting Funding and spending arrangements Knowledge sharing and intellectual property: The international collaborative framework Putting STI into practice: The need to bridge research and practice STI capacity building Conclusion Notes References Effective international science, technology and innovation collaboration: From lessons learned to policy change Introduction Key themes and lessons from the analysis Conclusion and further research perspectives Notes References Annex A. Mini Case Study: Global Carbon Capture and Storage Institute Annex B. Mini case study: International Arabidopsis Genome Research Project