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the OECD-growth dialogue symposium on innovation and inclusive growth, Paris, 20 Mar 2014.
www.oecd.org/sti/inno/Session_3_Mashelkar_Keynote.pdf
Nair S, Iyenger N (2008) Technology development and delivery models for sustainable livelihoods.
MSSRF Publication, India, p 168
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Publishing, Paris
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OECD Publishing, Paris, p 40
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Skills Development and Social Protection, Paris
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Delhi
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Swaminathan M (2008) Gender and social inclusion for sustainable livelihoods: insights from the
case studies an over view. In: Nair S, Iyenger N (eds) Technology development and delivery
models for sustainable livelihoods. MSSRF Publication, India, pp 99–109
UNDP (2012) Entrepreneurship at grassroots: diffusion of biomass devices in informal industries
in India. Case Study 15, pp 15
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and implementation challenges, New Delhi, India, pp 38
Sunil K. Agarwal is a Senior Scientist in Science for Equity, Empowerment and Development
(SEED) Division, Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, New
Delhi. He is an alumnus of Forest Research Institute, Dehradun, from where he obtained his
Doctorate. For more than two and half decades, he has been responsible for implementation and
management of major S&T-based societal programmes of DST involving field based S&T-NGOs
and R&D Institutions. He has long guided the strong network of 25 S&T-based Core Support
Groups across the country under the TARA Scheme of DST which has led to development of
numerous replicable technology packages and social enterprise models adding value to rural produce, upgrading skills and generating employment opportunities locally, thus, addressing socioeconomic-ecological challenges. Line departments as well as other developmental agencies have
adopted such packages/models for large scale replication in rural and difficult areas across the
country.
S. K. Agarwal
Mashelkar RA (2014) Accelerated inclusive growth through inclusive innovation, presentation at
the OECD-growth dialogue symposium on innovation and inclusive growth, Paris, 20 Mar 2014.
www.oecd.org/sti/inno/Session_3_Mashelkar_Keynote.pdf
Nair S, Iyenger N (2008) Technology development and delivery models for sustainable livelihoods.
MSSRF Publication, India, p 168
OECD (2011) Towards green growth. OECD Publishing, Paris
OECD (2012) Better skills, better jobs, better lives: a strategic approach to skills policies. OECD
Publishing, Paris
OECD (2014) Symposium on Innovation and inclusive growth: summary record. OECD, Paris.
www.oecd.org/sti/inno/Symposium%2020-21%20March_Summary_Record.pdf
OECD (2015) Innovation policies for inclusive development: scaling up inclusive innovations.
OECD Publishing, Paris, p 40
OECD & ILO (2011) Job-rich growth in Asia: strategies for local employment. OECD Publishing,
Skills Development and Social Protection, Paris
Pataki V, Vase M (2003) Institutional development in social interventions. SAGE Publications, New
Delhi
Raghunandan D (1988) Rural development through science and technology application. Kurukshetra 37(1):77–81
Rao MR (2016) Innovative solar cabinet dryer technology. Invertis J Renew Energy 6(1):1–5
Swaminathan M (2008) Gender and social inclusion for sustainable livelihoods: insights from the
case studies an over view. In: Nair S, Iyenger N (eds) Technology development and delivery
models for sustainable livelihoods. MSSRF Publication, India, pp 99–109
UNDP (2012) Entrepreneurship at grassroots: diffusion of biomass devices in informal industries
in India. Case Study 15, pp 15
UNEP (2008) Green jobs: towards decent work in a sustainable, low-carbon world
UNIDO (2013) Rural transformation: promoting livelihood security by adding value to local
resources. UNDP, Vienna, Austria, p 7
UN-ESCAP (2017) Achieving the sustainable development goals in South Asia: key policy priorities
and implementation challenges, New Delhi, India, pp 38
Sunil K. Agarwal is a Senior Scientist in Science for Equity, Empowerment and Development
(SEED) Division, Department of Science and Technology (DST), Government of India, New
Delhi. He is an alumnus of Forest Research Institute, Dehradun, from where he obtained his
Doctorate. For more than two and half decades, he has been responsible for implementation and
management of major S&T-based societal programmes of DST involving field based S&T-NGOs
and R&D Institutions. He has long guided the strong network of 25 S&T-based Core Support
Groups across the country under the TARA Scheme of DST which has led to development of
numerous replicable technology packages and social enterprise models adding value to rural produce, upgrading skills and generating employment opportunities locally, thus, addressing socioeconomic-ecological challenges. Line departments as well as other developmental agencies have
adopted such packages/models for large scale replication in rural and difficult areas across the
country.