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Jacob Ravn 10th August 2015 0 Views

The missing link – Partnering for innovation By Jacob Ravn The author provides his perspective on the missing link between the obvious needs of developing countries and existing technologies and how they can be met by providing a platform for strategic partnerships between the private sector, NGOs, universities and public authorities. “Cross-sector collaboration is characterised ...

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About the author

Jacob Ravn heads the access2innovation secretariat. He holds a PhD in network based business model innovation aimed at aid and relief work, an MA in International Politics from Centre Européen de Recherches Internationales et Stratégiques in Belgium as well as an MSc in Public Administration from Aalborg University in Denmark.

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