The universities strengthen growth – in developing countries as well
A new report released on 23 September by the Universities Denmark organisation proposes recommendations as to how research and education can be strengthened in developing countries. This report is the result of work undertaken by the Universities Denmark working group on developing countries, chaired by Vice-Chancellor Lauritz B. Holm-Nielsen, Aarhus University. One of the aims of the report is to present an overview of the many special competences that the Danish universities can provide as regards building up well-run universities and research environments in the developing countries.
“I hope that by publishing this report, Universities Denmark can provide input to the forthcoming debate about a new Danish development strategy, and that the constructive proposals contained in the report will be well received," says Vice-Chancellor Lauritz B. Holm-Nielsen.
Read the media release from Universities Denmark (in Danish only)
Read the report “Building Stronger Universities in Developing Countries”
More information
Vice-Chancellor Lauritz B.Holm-Nielsen, rektor@au.dk, +452338 2126
Universities Denmark Secretariat, dkuni@dkuni.dk, +45 3392 5405