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SCIENCE POLICY MANAGEMENT
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Development of the Pacific region depends upon communication and education of scientific and technological manpower as one aspect of human resource development. Statistical data to guide policy are lacking. Coordinated efforts within the Pacific community are needed to collect data and develop appropriate policies.
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