Secondly, we can target "knowledge outsourcing" and build a niche in that area, by undertaking to put our knowledgein solving costly processes for which knowledge costs in western economies are simply too much to sustain.
In this context, inclusiveness means creative inclusive policy integrating the vision of people in science, including traditional knowledge systems in scientific processes while participation refers to creating opportunities for people to be involved in science and to participate in decision making in science.
In his book The Wisdom of Crowds, James Surowiecki discusses how disconnects between status and knowledge often lead to inefficient outcomes in decision-making processes.