Sciences and development

The growing interest in endogenous knowledge for sustainable development and international scientific co-operation has been reflected in recent years by the emergence of new strategies, aimed at reframing interests and protection, then making them widely known. Sustainable development in sign of co-development is the actual exercise between the academic editions of West Germany and the Institute for Strategic and Peace Studies based in Cameroon. The term 'Sciences' as defined by UNESCO is to be understood in its broad meaning here, encompassing the natural sciences, technological sciences, the human sciences and the so-called exact sciences. The term 'development' is to be understood as sustainable development, not only of the so-called 'developing' or 'emerging' countries, in the South and East, but also of the so-called 'developed' Equality, solidarity, and global balance. The cross section 'Science and Development' covers, for the present, understanding of aspects related to the use and application of science for development. On the other hand, the communication that is taught here is an essential level for achieving the objectives of sustainable development, whether it is to explain the stakes, encourage changes in behaviour or enhance the actions of a society. Finally, with this book at hand, the first edition of this adventure between Germany and Africa proposes an international co-research format supported by a number of renowned scientists across all departments of the University. This Title is also available as e-book.