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The Ministry of Environment, Science and Technology is in the process of preparing a Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Document. A draft copy of the document has been submitted by Consultants and the first review meeting was held recently.
It is the Ministry's desire to share the document with the general public with the view of eliciting comments and other inputs. We would, therefore, be most delighted if you could spend some time to read this draft and provide your input by November 15, 2009.
You may post your comments on this website or forward them to adelaidegh@yahoo.co.uk.
Thank you very much.
Sherry Ayittey, (Ms)
Minister of Environment, Science and Technology
You can also access the National Science, Technology and Innovation Policy Draft 4 document here.
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