Montaña de luz (Guillermo Centeno, 2005) et le programme cubain d’aide médicale internationale by Emmanuel Vincenot

“…The paper also tries to demonstrate that this movie, which insists on solidarity with developing countries, is paradoxically pervaded by a colonial imaginary.…”
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François Gros, secrétaire perpétuel de l’Académie des sciences by Bach, Jean-François

“…His immense scientific knowledge, his tireless efforts to develop international relations, particularly with developing countries, and his exceptional personality have greatly contributed to the modernisation and influence of the Academy.…”
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Dynamiques (inter)médiatiques et Technologies Numériques de l’Information et de la Communication dans les démocraties africaines by Idé Hamani, Séverine Equoy Hutin

“…The authors hypothesize that the recent adoption of these technologies creates unprecedented visibility for the mobilization of Nigerien citizens and a new media dynamic in support of social change in developing countries.…”
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Un modèle indien du développement des TIC ? by Clarisse Didelon, Blandine Ripert

“…The diffusion model is very similar to what is observed elsewhere both in developed or developing countries. More, the projects set up, mainly located in the countryside, meet numerous obstacles.…”
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Investigating the role of foreign aid, FDI, and remittance on the public health of selected South Asian countries by Md. Atik Hasan, Shabikunnahar Suborna, Afrida Jinnurain Urbee

“…Foreign aid, remittance, and foreign direct investment have a significant role in shaping and promoting globalization and these factors also play a vital role in determining health quality in developing countries. Developing countries, especially South Asian countries still need research and policies to efficiently utilize the contributions of these external capital sources in their health sector. …”
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The causes and impacts of flood risks in South Africa by Tlou D. Raphela, Mollin Matsididi

“…South Africa is among the developing countries most frequently affected by natural disasters, particularly floods. …”
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Nearly One in Three Lactating Mothers Is Suffering from Inadequate Dietary Diversity in Amhara Region, Northwest Ethiopia by Netsanet Fentahun, Elisabeth Alemu

“…Background. In developing countries, dietary diversity is a challenge for rural communities especially pregnancy and lactation. …”
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The Role of Chinese Small and Medium TNCs in the Modernization of the National Economy by D. B. Kalashnikov

“…In the modern international labor division, this is achieved by a shift to high valueadded operations, accompanied by a struggle for the markets of developed countries and for sites for the low valueadded operations inside Chinese GVCs in developing countries.…”
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Isolation of cellulolytic bacteria, including actinomycetes, from coffee exocarps in coffee-producing areas in Vietnam by Han B. Bui

“…However, much of the cellulosic waste including coffee exocarps which are wastes from raw coffee process in Vietnam is often disposed of by biomass burning and discharged into the environment in developing countries, thus causing considerable environmental pollution. …”
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Barriers to sustainable green innovation in meeting the challenges of the global economy of firms by A. Escobar, J. Luna, A. Caraballo

“…Therefore, future research should focus on market and knowledge barriers in developed and less developing countries and on the social component of sustainable innovation. …”
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Advancing Sustainable Infrastructure Management: Insights from System Dynamics by Julio Juarez-Quispe, Erick Rojas-Chura, Alain Jorge Espinoza Vigil, Milagros Socorro Guillén Málaga, Oscar Yabar-Ardiles, Johan Anco-Valdivia, Sebastián Valencia-Félix

“…Rapid infrastructure growth in developing countries has intensified environmental challenges due to cost-prioritizing practices over sustainability. …”
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Information and Communication Technologies for Development: Evolution of International Discourse by Z. E. Gomboin

“…On the one hand, over a short period of time mobile technologies have ceased to be a privilege of the Global North and have become widespread in developing countries. On the other hand, the development of the ICT sector has had certain negative implications for the Global South. …”
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Investigating the research landscape of chlorinated paraffins over the past ten decades by Chinemerem Ruth Ohoro, Chijioke Olisah, Victor Wepener

“…Additionally, collaborative research with developing countries should be encouraged to enhance meeting the Stockholm Convention’s demand.…”
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Les coopérations au développement durable en question dans les pays du Sud by Géraldine Froger

“…After identifying decentralized cooperation, its fields of action, changes in its procedures and the ambiguities it faces in supporting sustainable development in developing countries, we focus on sustainable development policies and programs based on more conventional forms of cooperation. …”
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Stroke in Young in India by Manjari Tripathi, Deepti Vibha

“…Stroke in young has special significance in developing countries. This is so because some etiologies like cardioembolic infections are more common than in developed countries, and the affection of economically productive group adds further to the overall disease burden. …”
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Una arqueología del nation branding : las exposiciones binacionales del Londres eduardiano by Jorge Villaverde

“…The emergence of exhibitions as a medium, the rise of mass consumption and mass media as well as the increased differentiation of leisure practices produced an environment where some developing countries used the setup of bi-national exhibitions to sell their country in the capital of the leading world power. …”
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Shekou : aux origines des zones économiques spéciales chinoises by Thierry Pairault

“…The “Shekou Model” is a banner held up by one company – China Merchants – and used by Chinese propaganda to tout the success of its special economic zones (SEZs) as a model for developing countries. In this paper, we will not look at what has been achieved both in China and abroad, but we question the conception and development of the Shekou Industrial Zone between 1977 and 1984 and find that the birth of the SEZs owes more to chance and a general desire for reform than to economic policy thinking, and that Deng Xiaoping certainly played a much more limited role than is generally reported.…”
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Parcs nationaux au Brésil by Marta de Azevedo Irving

“…These challenges are the result of the historical nature/society segregation, characteristic of modern societies, especially in the case of developing countries with great biological diversity. The present paper aims at presenting and discussing the context and challenges of public policies in the case of Brazilian National Parks, considering the country’s commitments to the Biological Diversity Convention. …”
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Climate Change, Intergenerational Justice and Development by Christoph Lumer

“…Ethical , intuitive, moral and political considerations finally converge into a proposal for ‘no harm to developing countries’ (fourth section).…”
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Sustainability and livestock: a doable combination by Antonella Chiariotti

“…Rapid urbanization, increased purchasing power, and dietary change drive demand for richer diets and animal-origin proteins, leaving more than 868 million undernourished citizens worldwide and 850 million living in developing countries. Food security could be granted to large populations by reducing food waste, which accounts for 1.3 billion tons per year, or implementing livestock farming and promoting a sustainable food demand. …”
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