CGGC in the Media
April 30, 2012
Profiles in Resilience: DSC DredgeMarch 15, 2012
Duke University Bus Rapid Transit seminar focuses on building the industryMarch 14, 2012
Is North Carolina’s Research Triangle the Smart Grid’s Silicon Valley?March 07, 2012
20th century industries provide 21st century solutions to restore the Gulf Coast and Mississippi River DeltaFebruary 24, 2012
CGGC Irish Delegate MeetingDecember 05, 2011
RESTORE Act Fines Could Provide Jobs: Economic Study December 05, 2011
Spend Oil Spill Fines on Restoration December 05, 2011
Federal RESTORE Act would generate many jobs for Florida businessesView More
This report evaluates the position of Nova Scotia in three ocean technology value chains, identifies market and technology trends, and makes recommendations for increasing the competitiveness of the ocean technology sector in Nova Scotia. 
Natural and human activities have damaged the Gulf Coast, threatening a valuable ecosystem vital to several billion-dollar industries such as seafood and tourism. Restoring the Gulf Coast can protect these assets while creating much-needed U.S. jobs, by engaging at least 140 firms across nearly 400 locations. 
This research project examines workforce development strategies in developing countries in the context of the shifting upgrading dynamics of global value chains. This research addresses policymakers, donors and development practitioners to improve our understanding of how workforce development strategies can enhance the upgrading efforts and competitiveness of developing countries in global industries.
Global Value Chains in the Postcrisis World: A Development Perspective 