Information and Communication Technologies and Development in Ghana

Dzisah, James

doi:10.1177/097172180601100205

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“…The goal of the educational system was to turn out clerks to monitor and record in basic accounting terms the purchase of traditional agricultural export commodities, missionaries to engage in proselytizing activities, and officers for the colonial civil service (Dzisah, 2006).…”

Section: The Triple Helix Development Modelmentioning

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Triple helix circulation: the heart of innovation and development

Dzisah

Etzkowitz

2008

International Journal of Technology Management &Amp; Sustainable Development

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The premise of triple helix circulation is that movement of people around the spheres enhances creativity, ideas and skills. Universities, traditional providers of human resources and knowledge, are now critical socioeconomic development actors. Removing the blockages to circulation and enhancing interaction and cooperation among development actors and agencies is the development challenge of the 21 st century. Sustainable knowledge-based development is the objective of all societies in an interdependent era characterised by resource constriction and efflorescence of science and technology.

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confidence: 99%