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ARTICLE · 26 SEPTEMBER 2016

Special Plan For Technology Transfer In Peru 2016-2011: Transferring Technology From The Academy To The Market

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For its bicentennial (2021), Peru aims to promote technological development in the country, as evidenced in its National Plan for Science, Technology and Innovation for Competitiveness and Human Development (PNCTI 2006-2021).

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For its bicentennial (2021), Peru aims to promote technological development in the country, as evidenced in its National Plan for Science, Technology and Innovation for Competitiveness and Human Development (PNCTI 2006-2021). That is why, the Special Plan for Technology Transfer is created to contribute to compliance posed by the PNCTI, which has 2 main actors, the private and economic sector.

On the part of the private sector, this has a major concern in relation to innovate, the same that was materialized within the topics discussed during the Annual Executive Conference (CADE by its Spanish acronym) and in the increase of the propensity to innovate. Likewise, on the academic side (universities and research institutes), an active interest of these is evidenced to participate in convenings by the State which finance research and development projects.

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