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Adjusting To The New US Global Development Policy in The Biotech tropicana Systems.

AS previously noted, work in the Bioteh tropicana Systems is guided by the United Nations Millennium Development Goals (UN MDG) and the United States Millennium Challenge Corporation (US MCC)

On September 22, 2010, before the United Nations General Assembly dedicated to the UN MDG, president Barack Obama announced a new United States global development approach termed Global Development Policy (US GDP).  Preleminary analysis of the new US GDP by the specially designated team under the Biotech tropicana,IncGROUP Science and Technology Body, indicates grounds for enhancement of the guiding principles in technology innovation, in the Biotech tropicana Systems.

Our findings of innovative global development concepts in the Obama Adminstration GDP are supported by an analysis from Sarah Jane Staats of the United States Center for Global Development, stating in part :

  « President Bush elevated development alongside defense and diplomacy in both the 2002 and 2006 national security strategies. But Obama devotes more attention to the development and security implications of what are normally considered domestic concerns. The Obama strategy argues that national security "begins at home” and that strong economic, education, health care, technology promotion and migration policies are the foundation for U.S. global leadership ».

We previously discussed grounds of  implicit complementarities between the UN MDG and the Bush Administration proposed US MCC. Here, we discuss the basis of our findings of explicit complementarities between the UN MDG and the US GDP.

UNDER DEVELOPMENT in the Biotech tropicana Systems.

"I'll be a president who finally sends a message to the black, white, and brown faces beyond our shores; from the halls of power to the huts of Africa that says, "You matter to America. Your future is our future. And our moment is now…………. In the 21st century, progress must mean more than a vote at the ballot box – it must mean freedom from fear and freedom from want. We cannot stand for the freedom of anarchy. Nor can we support the globalization of the empty stomach. We need new approaches to help people to help themselves. The United Nations has embraced the Millennium Development Goals, which aim to cut extreme poverty in half by 2015. When I’m

president, they will be America’s goals..”