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Appendix D: The Quadrennial Diplomacy and Development Review, 2011
Pages 123-126

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... Despite fierce competition and rapidly increasing parity in science, technology, and engineering assets among nations, the United States remains predominant in most fields and is a world leader in education, research, and innovation. Modern innovations themselves result in significant changes to the way foreign policy must be conducted and have changed aspects of diplomatic relationships.
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From page 124...
... He has also actively enlisted innovators from around the world in an effort to highlight game-changing innovations such as dirt-powered fuel cells that can light remote villages, irrigation pipes that can filter and desalinate water, and cheap, practical medical devices that can save lives. Going forward, we will use science and technology to address development challenges through:
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From page 125...
... based research and support our overseas missions in applying new appropriate technologies and scientific solutions for the developing world. • "Apps" for Development that will invest in promising new technological platforms, including cellular networks and devices, to create mobile applications to support development.
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From page 126...
... p. 100-101 The National Security Strategy and Presidential Policy Directive on Global Development recognize the power of innovation and modern technology to transform lives around the world and our development policy.
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