An example of technology transfer in road sector from the point of view of a developing country. The case of Cuba.

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Degado, F.C.
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Abstract

Technology transfer plays a very important role in the international cooperation relations among two or more countries, since it may be regarded as one of their main objectives. Every technology transfer implies at least two parties involved: a donor and a receiver. In the present communication the work carried out by the Transport Works Technology Transfer Center, appertaining to the Design Enterprise for the Transport Works of the Ministry of Construction of Cuba is exposed, based on its experience for more than ten years. Likewise the general terms on which the transfer is made, its selection criteria, the policy to be followed concerning its requirements, the conditions required for its success, the subject to be transferred, its adaptability to the real conditions and procedures to be used, employing the new communication and information technologies, are taken into account, but from the point of view of a developing country. For the covering abstract see ITRD E135448.

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C 42873 (In: C 42760 CD-ROM) /10 / ITRD E136350
Source

In: CD-DURBAN : proceedings of the XXIIth World Road Congress of the World Road Association PIARC, Durban, South Africa, 19 to 25 October 2003, Individual Papers Strategic Theme 5. 2004. 5p (6 Refs.)

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