Аннотация.

В работе рассмотрен опыт Южно-Африканской Республики в области организации и финансирования науки. Отмечены национальные особенности научно-технической политики, механизмов поддержки науки. Описаны процедуры экспертизы научных проектов. Приведены примеры научных достижений ученых ЮАР. Сформулированы рекомендации по использованию опыта ЮАР.

Ключевые слова:

организация и финансирование науки, научно-техническая политика, механизмы поддержки науки, гранты, стипендии, экспертиза научных проектов.

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