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Nano2All analyses UNITAR’s Nanotechnology project

Ineke Malsch • apr 01, 2019

The United Nations Institute for Training and Research (UNITAR) has been building capacity for governance of nanotechnology in developing countries and emerging economies since 2009. The EU-funded project Nano2All (www.nano2all.eu) just released a case study on “societal engagement practices in UNITAR’s Nanotechnology workshops in Latin America and the Caribbean.” Info: http://www.nano2all.eu/wp-content/uploads/files/Nano2All%20-%20case%20study%20UNITAR.PDF

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