Beschreibung
In the Vietnamese science community, knowledge production and sharing are
still limited. Based on intensive field work in South Vietnam, the author
investigates how organizations operating in the field of water research
understand and practice knowledge management. The national science policy,
culture and tradition, international collaboration and local market forces
all contribute to the current conditions of knowledge exchange in Vietnam.
It is shown that the concentration of organizations in “knowledge
clusters” could possibly increase the innovative capacity of R&D which
represents a key driving force in the country’s ambitious plans of
becoming a middle income country.
The author
Tatjana Bauer is a consultant in the field of knowledge management and
governance. She previously worked as a junior researcher within the WISDOM
Project of the Center for Development Research (ZEF).
The series editors
Solvay Gerke is Professor of Development Research and Director, ZEF.
Hans-Dieter Evers is Professor emeritus of Development Planning and
Development Policy and Senior Fellow, ZEF.
