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scheme of Department of Science and Technology (DST), GOI. Author would like to thanks Core
Support Groups (CSGs) including DST for valuable support and guidance to make Core Support
program more effective at field level. Special thanks are also due to partner CSGs i.e. Society
for Energy, Environment and Development (SEED), Hyderabad; Development Alternatives (DA),
Delhi; Technology Informatics Design Endeavour (TIDE), Bengaluru; Vigyan Ashram (VA), Pune;
NB Institute of Rural Technology (NBIRT), Tripura and Himalayan Research Group (HRG), Shimla
who generously provided information and shared knowledge and data for the critical analysis of
work presented in this discussion paper. The case studies also got benefited from the fruitful interaction author had during field visits with experts, community and users who generously provided
information and shared knowledge and data. Author gratefully acknowledges the inputs provided
by them and several other S&T based field groups working in rural India.
References
Agarwal SK (2005) Technological empowerment for sustainable livelihood in mountains: some
initiatives and experiences in participatory technology development and transfer. In: Dewan ML,
Bahadur J (eds) Uttaranchal; vision and action programme. Concept Publishing House, New
Delhi, pp 336–352
Agarwal SK (2013) Emerging technological intervention models with scalable solutions for adaptation to climate change and livelihood gains in Indian himalayan region: case studies on action
research at the grassroots level. In: Nautiyal S (ed) Knowledge systems of societies for adaptation
and mitigation of impacts of climate change, environmental science and engineering. Springer,
Berlin, pp 575–600. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36143-2_33
Balakrishnan R (2008) Social milieu for technology transfer: an Asian perspective. In: Nair S,
Iyenger N (eds) Technology development and delivery models for sustainable livelihoods. MSSRF
Publication, India, pp 89–98
Chandran VGR, Kwee NB, Yuan WC, Kanagasundaram T (2015) Science, technology and
innovation for inclusive development. J Tech Monit Jan–Mar: 14–19
Das AK (2015) Skill development for SMEs: mapping of key initiatives in India. J Inst Econ
7(2):120–143
Deloitte (2014) Innovation ecosystem in India. Joint Publication of Deloitte, DTTL CII, AICTE,
PS, pp 40
Gladwin C, Peterson J, Mwale A (2002) The quality of science in participatory research: a case
study from Eastern Zambia. J World Dev 30(4):523–543
GOI (2012) Creating a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem in India. Report of the committee on angel
investment and early stage Venture capital. GOI, Planning Commission, New Delhi
GOI (2015) Report on innovation and entrepreneurship. Niti Aayog, New Delhi, p 91
Habito CF (2010) An agenda for high and inclusive growth in the Philippine. Asian Development
Bank
Heeks R, Amalia M, Kintu R, Shah N (2013) Inclusive innovation: definition, conceptualisation
and future research priorities. Development informatics working paper series, no. 53, Centre for
Development Informatics, Institute for Development Policy and Management, Manchester
Joshi AP (2008) Approach to rural development. In: Nair S, Iyenger N (eds) Technology
development and delivery models for sustainable livelihoods. MSSRF Publication, India, pp
51–62
Josefina MA, Abilay P (2014) Strengthening rural enterprise development in the Philippines. J Tech
Monit 2014:32–39
Kochendorfer-Lucius G, van de Sand K (2000) New ways towards poverty alleviation—Institutional
development to supersede conventional project approach. J Dev Coop 21–24
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scheme of Department of Science and Technology (DST), GOI. Author would like to thanks Core
Support Groups (CSGs) including DST for valuable support and guidance to make Core Support
program more effective at field level. Special thanks are also due to partner CSGs i.e. Society
for Energy, Environment and Development (SEED), Hyderabad; Development Alternatives (DA),
Delhi; Technology Informatics Design Endeavour (TIDE), Bengaluru; Vigyan Ashram (VA), Pune;
NB Institute of Rural Technology (NBIRT), Tripura and Himalayan Research Group (HRG), Shimla
who generously provided information and shared knowledge and data for the critical analysis of
work presented in this discussion paper. The case studies also got benefited from the fruitful interaction author had during field visits with experts, community and users who generously provided
information and shared knowledge and data. Author gratefully acknowledges the inputs provided
by them and several other S&T based field groups working in rural India.
References
Agarwal SK (2005) Technological empowerment for sustainable livelihood in mountains: some
initiatives and experiences in participatory technology development and transfer. In: Dewan ML,
Bahadur J (eds) Uttaranchal; vision and action programme. Concept Publishing House, New
Delhi, pp 336–352
Agarwal SK (2013) Emerging technological intervention models with scalable solutions for adaptation to climate change and livelihood gains in Indian himalayan region: case studies on action
research at the grassroots level. In: Nautiyal S (ed) Knowledge systems of societies for adaptation
and mitigation of impacts of climate change, environmental science and engineering. Springer,
Berlin, pp 575–600. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-36143-2_33
Balakrishnan R (2008) Social milieu for technology transfer: an Asian perspective. In: Nair S,
Iyenger N (eds) Technology development and delivery models for sustainable livelihoods. MSSRF
Publication, India, pp 89–98
Chandran VGR, Kwee NB, Yuan WC, Kanagasundaram T (2015) Science, technology and
innovation for inclusive development. J Tech Monit Jan–Mar: 14–19
Das AK (2015) Skill development for SMEs: mapping of key initiatives in India. J Inst Econ
7(2):120–143
Deloitte (2014) Innovation ecosystem in India. Joint Publication of Deloitte, DTTL CII, AICTE,
PS, pp 40
Gladwin C, Peterson J, Mwale A (2002) The quality of science in participatory research: a case
study from Eastern Zambia. J World Dev 30(4):523–543
GOI (2012) Creating a vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem in India. Report of the committee on angel
investment and early stage Venture capital. GOI, Planning Commission, New Delhi
GOI (2015) Report on innovation and entrepreneurship. Niti Aayog, New Delhi, p 91
Habito CF (2010) An agenda for high and inclusive growth in the Philippine. Asian Development
Bank
Heeks R, Amalia M, Kintu R, Shah N (2013) Inclusive innovation: definition, conceptualisation
and future research priorities. Development informatics working paper series, no. 53, Centre for
Development Informatics, Institute for Development Policy and Management, Manchester
Joshi AP (2008) Approach to rural development. In: Nair S, Iyenger N (eds) Technology
development and delivery models for sustainable livelihoods. MSSRF Publication, India, pp
51–62
Josefina MA, Abilay P (2014) Strengthening rural enterprise development in the Philippines. J Tech
Monit 2014:32–39
Kochendorfer-Lucius G, van de Sand K (2000) New ways towards poverty alleviation—Institutional
development to supersede conventional project approach. J Dev Coop 21–24