Environmental geology and cooperation with developing countries

Environmental health and technical cooperation among developing countries.

The subject of technical cooperation between developing countries has attracted growing attention in recent years. The account presented here summarizes PAHO's efforts to promote such cooperation in the field of environmental health.

Bologna and the Cooperation with Developing Countries

A brief recollection is made of the many scientific collaborations of Bologna with colleagues from Developing Countries. In particular are discussed in detail the collaborations in some recent AstroparticlePhysics Experiments.

Relationship between Environmental Quality and Economic Growth in Developing Countries (based on Environmental Performance Index)

In order to evaluate the development levels of countries, economic growth along with environmental quality account for important indices nowadays. The impacts of environmental quality (based on environmental performance index), the direct foreign investment, and trade openness on economic growth in selected developing countries have been scrutinized in the present study. In the present study th...

Environmental toxicants in developing countries.

Health effects from environmental toxicants may be a more serious problem in developing countries compared with developed countries because the problem is potentiated by other factors: a) the lack of or failure to enforce regulations, which allows human exposures to genotoxic agents; b) undernourishment of the lower economic and social classes that comprise the most exposed populations from ind...

Cooperation or Collusion: Explaining Bilateral and Multilateral Environmental Aid to Developing Countries