"Nanotechnology and Poor: Opportunities and Risks"

From the Executive Summary: "This paper is intended to raise interest and awareness about the implications of nanotechnology for poor people in developing countries.The feedback it generates will help focus and inform deliberations of a multi-stakeholder dialogue group, the Global Dialogue on Nanotechnology and the Poor: Opportunities and Risks (GDNP), which will meet for the first time in the spring of 2005.The GDNP will be convened and facilitated by Meridian Institute, an organization that specializes in helping diverse groups deal with complex and controversial issues (http://www.merid.org)." Todd Barker et al, The Meridian Institute, January, 2005. (PDF, 29 pages.)

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Contributor: John Daly
Published Date: February 9, 2005