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http://www.gdrc.org

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Page Title: GDRC | About the GDRC: Introduction

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Page Text: Introduction GDRC The Global Development Research Center is an independent policy think tank that carries out initiatives in education, research and practice, in the spheres of environment, urban, community and information, and at scales that are effective. Vision To contribute to broad-based global development by facilitating the creation and use of knowledge GDRC aims to consolidate disparate issues, themes and topics into one umbrella to highlight their interconnectedness and interdisciplinary nature. With the focus on knowledge transfer and information dissemination, GDRC targets the micro scale - at the level of the man-on-the-street, where most everyday decisions are taken. Recognizing that research and information delivered at the right level and at the right time is central to economic growth and sustainable development, GDRC facilitates information packaging and delivery for informed decision-making and targeted interventions. Through its online and offline resources, GDRC seeks to build and mobilize the capacity of its target constituency to understand the importance of knowledge, and facilitate the use of information for policy dialogue and development. Goals GDRC aims to bring together disparate knowledge resources on a three pronged approach: To carry out research and development at the global level To implement education and training programmes at the regional level To facilitate policy and programme development at the local level As these goals are interdependent and mutually reinforcing, GDRC's strategies also overlap, and have been designed for five areas: To put in place an adequate research capacity To facilitate the undertaking of strategic research To facilitate and stimulate the utilization of research findings To enhance alliances with stakeholders To enhance GDRC's capacity to support decision-making Agenda for Intervention GDRC's agenda for intervention is concerned with broad sustainable development in developing countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America. It's fifteen programmes represent a broad spectrum of priorities faced by individuals, communities and governments, particularly those related to environmental management and sustainable development. GDRC in one word If there is one word that epitomizes GDRC, then that is "Transdisciplinarity." For GDRC, this word means the interconnectedness between problems and solutions, of a diversity of stakeholders doing different things, but towards a common goal, of understanding a societal problem from different perspectives ... Transdisciplinarity is not just a conceptual approach, but a skill that we will need to tackle the multifaceted challenges that we face. GDRC uses the outcomes of these research programmes to function as an information repository (in terms of gathering, collating, packaging and disseminating information); as a research and training center (in terms of organizing training sessions, and seminars and conferences) and as an educational center (knowledge developed from the activities of the center are fed back into academic programmes and capacity building exercises). Spheres of Action

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Page Title: GDRC: The Environment Sphere

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Page Text: | Environment | Urban | Community | Economy | Information | he word 'environment' has become a catch-all that has driven social, economic and ecological agendas at all levels of governance: from global to local to individual. Its ascendancy to the top of developmental agendas has also been symptomatic of the industrial age and its impacts/consequences on the global environment due to uncontrolled development - resources consumed and wastes generated. The Environment Sphere of GDRC's activities focus on the specific themes of environmental decision-making, sustainable development, and oceans, coasts and small islands. Besides these three themes, the urban environmental management programme, overlaps with GDRC's Urban Sphere. Themes under the Environment Sphere So what decisions are needed to preserve the environment? How can support systems be set up to facilitate such decisions? Description Keywords Taking the right decision at the right time, at the right level, and by the right person/group is critical - along with the realization that any and every decision has a direct or indirect impact on the environment. This GDRC webtheme explores the issue of environmental decision making from local to global levels environmental decision making, subsidiarity, conflict resolution, mediation, risk assessment, participation, problem solving Currently, GDRC is focussing on issues related to enabling processes that will facilitate multilateral environmental agreements to be taken into account in local environmental decision-making. So what do we do with the sustainability concept, especially at the local level? What should we all be doing? Description Keywords The objective of the GDRC programme on Sustainable Development is to function as a repository of key online information on the theme and help in contextualizing all other programmes of GDRC within the perspective of sustainability. sustainability, sustainable development, indicators, concepts of sustainability, poverty, human security Currently, GDRC is focussing on enhancing and packaging its contribution to the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, and the broader 2030 agendas. It particularly looks at the role of education and policy-making in promoting sustainable development. It has also covered a number themes including:

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Page Title: GDRC: The Urban Sphere

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Page Text: | Environment | Urban | Community | Economy | Information | rban areas are an enigma, an oxymoron of advantages and disadvantages, of good and bad, of happy and sad things ... On one hand, it is seen as a settlement of choice for an increasing number of the world's populance, but this is difficult to reconcile with the huge amounts of resources consumed and wastes generated. Larger issues of political inaction, lopsided policy formulation and decision-making have had negative impacts on the urban environment and the quality of life enjoyed by its residents. Quite obviously, a pragmatic approach in maximizing the benefits offered by cities, and minimizing its negative impacts, is key to enhancing the sustainability of cities. The flagship theme page under the urban sphere deals with urban environmental management. The UEM pages look at urban areas as the intersection of natural, built, and socio-economic environments. GDRC's urban sphere also explores the themes of urban governance and urban heritage and conservation. Themes under the Urban Sphere Urban Environmental Management This GDRC programme is a designated 'WWW Virtual Library' on Urban Environmental Management So what can we do with urban environments, since they are starting points for most global environment problems? Description Keywords With more than an increasing percentage of humanity (more than 50% in 2010) choosing to live in cities and adopting "urban" lifestyles, the challenges that cities face will be daunting. The relative advantages of cities in terms of agglomeration and compactness give way to disadvantages of environmental degradation and disproportionately large ecological footprints. urban environment, ecology, urban planning, urban design, green business, green building, urban management, environmental technology, alternative energy, waste, water, tourism On the theme of urban environmental management, GDRC is currently looking at cities as "sustainable ecosystems". In order to reduce their ecological footprint, there are a number of step that urban residents need to take - to aim for a closed-loop recycling society. It has also covered a number themes including:

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Page Title: GDRC: The Community Sphere

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Page Text: | Environment | Urban | Community | Economy | Information | ltimately, it is at the level of the man-on-the-street that everything revolves around - the causes of environmental and developmental problems, its impacts and also the finding of solutions. As the slogan 'Think Global -- Act Local' extols, it is action at the local level, carried out by individuals, that will ultimately have global repercussions. GDRC's sphere of activities in the community sphere celebrates the local community, and its interactions and collaborations with other stakeholders. It specifically looks at microfinance (as a need to facilitate micro solutions to local problems and needs), NGOs and the civil society (within the NGO Cafe) and gender and development issues. The 'community' dimension is inherently built into all GDRC programmes too. Themes under the Community Sphere NGOs and Civil Society This GDRC programme is a designated 'WWW Virtual Library' on Non-Governmental Organizations So what are NGOs? What niche can they fill in the process of development and growth? At the local, national and international levels? Description Keywords An Internet web site designed as a meeting place for NGOs around the world. In six distinct sections, the site defines the concept of NGOs and related organizations, provides tools and resources to implement effective programs, presents papers and documents of International interest, and gives news and internet links. NGOs, Non-governmental Organizations, development, low-income households, poverty, developing countries, non-profit, UN agencies Currently, GDRC is focussing on issues related to education for sustainability and ocean dumping [Oceans], beach erosion/nourishment [Coasts], and waste management [small islands].

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Page Title: GDRC: The Economy Sphere

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Page Text: | Environment | Urban | Community | Economy | Information | ithin the broader objective of the need for incorporating market dynamics and financial resources in development activities, GDRC specifically deals with the themes of the informal sector (as a need to highlight consumption and production efficiency within poverty alleviation concerns), of technology management (as a need to understanding the management of technology knowledge and matching needs and offers), and of sustainable businesses (as a need to use sustainability as a profit-driven factor for businesses, particularly SMEs). Themes under the Economy Sphere So what kinds of policies best foster the informal sector to mainstream, without loosing its inherent advantages? What is its role in poverty alleviation? Description Keywords The informal sector includes all economic activities which are not officially regulated and which operates outside the incentive system offered by the state and its institutions. These pages look at the different dimensions of the sector, and policies and programmes that help in mainstreaming it. informal sector, poor, low-income groups, SMEs, poverty, informal credit, informal finance, labour market, urban areas and cities Currently, GDRC is focussing on the role of informal sector activities within an urban economy context. It is also researching the strategic policy environments in which the informal sector can function efficiently. So what do we do with technologies? Where does it fit in the sustainability framework at the local level? Description Keywords Technology Management requires knowledge, management skills and technical and maintenance capabilities, besides the technology iteself. Integrating human skills, organisational development and information networks in the trasnfer process is essential - GDRC's programme looks at the multi-dimentional aspects of technology transfer. technology management, technology transfer, technology assessment, appropriate technology, technology database, environmentally sound technologies, environmental technology Currently, GDRC is focussing on capacities for the public and private sectors, to assess technologies within a sustainable development framework.

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Page Text: | Environment | Urban | Community | Economy | Information | he delivery of timely and packaged information at the right level to the right users has considerable externalities for a variety of purposes - in facilitating informed decision-making and in reducing unequal access to resources. Internet and information and communications technologies (ICTs) have become bywords in the information age, highlighting a critical need for better and more holistic knowledge management, along with the concept of information 'design' that deals with the collation, packaging and dissemination of information. The three programmes under the Information Sphere are interlinked within the GDRC Learning Lab. Go to the GDRC Learning Lab. Themes under the Information Sphere So what is it that the Internet and ICTs can enable in achieving larger sustainable development goals? How can access to such technologies be increased? Description Keywords GDRC's ICTs for Development programme focusses on the technologies that enable broader communication and knowledge transfer. The uptake of internet and ICTs also involve skills and capacity in information management, particularly in developing countries Internet, ICTs, developing countries Currently, GDRC is focussing on the links between ICTs and poverty reduction - including telecenters, mobile phones etc. So what does management of knowledge entail? Why is it important? Where do we start? Description Keywords The GDRC Programme on Knowledge Management looks at the systematic leveraging of information and expertise to improve innovation, responsiveness, productivity and competency. knowledge management, information access, user analysis, learning systems, collaborative learning, mass media, information society Currently, GDRC is focussing on packaging lessons learnt in knowledge management when carrying out GDRC's programmes and initiatives. This is particularly the case when presenting information on GDRC's website, or in preparing publications/resource kits. Information Design This GDRC programme is a designated 'WWW Virtual Library' on Information Design So how should information be presented in order to assist decision-making? How can it meet the needs of the user? Description Keywords The GDRC Programme on Information Design and Management covers the practice of collating, packaging and displaying information in such a way as to communicate and meet the needs of the user, and for the intended purposes. Information design, information management, presentation, instructional design, communication, Internet, leadership, development, networking, knowledge, learning, mind maps Currently, GDRC is focussing on skills needed for effective design of information products. It is looking at information design as a bridge between knowledge creation and data/information delivery.

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Page Title: GDRC | The Environmental Decision-Making Programme

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Page Description: Taking the right decision at the right time, at the right level, and by the right person/group is critical - along with the realization that any and every decision has a direct or indirect impact on the environment. This GDRC webtheme explores the issue of environmental decision making from local to global levels

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Page Keywords: environmental decision making, subsidiarity, conflict resolution, mediation, risk assessment, participation, problem solving

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Page Text: So what decisions are needed to preserve the environment? How can support systems be set up to facilitate such decisions? cross the world, environmental decisions are constantly being taken. Their settings vary, as do the people and groups involved. Environmental decisions occur within neighbourhoods, small businesses, corporate boardrooms, and in the offices of local, state and national governments. They involve different people with different backgrounds. The objective of this programme is to understand the various processes, actors and preconditions of decision-making processes for environmental management.

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Page Title: GDRC | The Sustainable Development Programme

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Page Description: The objective of the GDRC programme on Sustainable Development is to function as a repository of key online information on the theme and help in contextualizing all other programmes of GDRC within the perspective of sustainability.

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Page Keywords: sustainability, sustainable development, indicators, concepts of sustainability, poverty, human security

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Page Title: GDRC | The Oceans, Coasts and Small Islands Programme

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Page Description: The human interface with oceans can easily be categorized as negative - not only have we taken indiscriminately from the ocean for raw materials, food and transport, but have given back only pollutants and other dangerous toxins as waste back to the oceans. With three out of five people living within 60 kms of a coast line, we need to rethink the way in which we look at oceans, coasts and small islands

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Page Text: This programme is a part of: GDRC's Environment Sphere As a member of the World Ocean Network, GDRC endorses the "Ocean Passport" as a means of raising awareness worldwide on the need for action to preserve our oceans. The GDRC Programme on Oceans, Coasts and Small Islands is a partner of:

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