Unlocking Innovation for Development: Action Update: What worked and what didn’t for ADB’s first innovation regional technical assistance project
Asian Development Bank | February 2020
Abstract
The Knowledge and Support Technical Assistance 9017: Unlocking Innovation for Development’s aim is to strengthen the capacity of ADB’s Developing Member Countries to solve development problems using innovative solutions. At the five-year mark since the technical assistance was started, this report examines the evidence that has emerged so far to better understand in which ways the TA achieved its aims, and what can be learned from the activities and pilots projects it funded.
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Asian Development Bank. 2020. Unlocking Innovation for Development: Action Update: What worked and what didn’t for ADB’s first innovation regional technical assistance project. © Asian Development Bank. http://hdl.handle.net/11540/11821. License: CC BY 3.0 IGO.PDF ISBN
978-92-9262-030-1 (electronic)
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978-92-9262-029-5
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