Abstract

MUTO-LUBOTA, David et al. Collaborative strategy to assimilate energy alternative technologies to attain biocombustible and co-products from forestry biomasse. Ing. Ind. [online]. 2016, vol.37, n.2, pp. 218-228. ISSN 1815-5936.

This work aims to establishing the bases of a collaborative strategy for the assimilation of new technologies to obtain biofuels and co-products through the cooperation between countries of the South. The procedure of joint work characterized by a combination of heuristic diagrams is a novel outcome in relation to the assimilation of technologies in collaboration among universities of Southern countries. The effort made led the authors to conclude that the availability of new technologies at laboratory scale to obtain energy and chemicals, in centers of generation of knowledge in countries of the South, is an opportunity that should not be discarded, but it is necessary to deepen on the collaboration between the generation of knowledge sectors and companies, so as to cause synergies that will contribute to the self-development of institutions and to their capacities for learning and transmitting knowledge.

Keywords : technology transfer; South-South cooperation; biofuels and energy; Chemical co-products; sustainable development.

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