即政府、商界和知识界通力合作，孕育一个富有创造力和竞争力的经济体。

Sounds somehow awkward, but should be fairly close in meaning.

Here, three actors are involved.They cross educate each other and make themselves grow in knowledge.


fertilisation means 施肥,

Here, three actors are involved.They cross educate each other and make themselves grow in knowledge.


My suggestion is based on the original
meaning of fertilisation which means 施肥,

が蚌癡 is verb
が蚌癡 is noun (should be used here)
The result of が蚌癡 is to educate each other. It is like giving fertilisation to each other and make
all partities grow together.

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Note added at 2003-10-01 05:43:52 (GMT)
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Sorry, mistyping, the second term should be

が蚌癡 is noun (should be used here)

Sorry I don't think I can type Chinese characters. It is a metaphorical expression.
chuanshou huafen means 'pollination'. Is this suitable if you want to preserve the metaphor? 'Cross-fertilisation' = 'cross-pollination'in English.

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Note added at 2 days 8 hrs 28 mins (2003-09-25 11:14:01 GMT)
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Here are the Chinese characters:

互相传授

传授花粉

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Note added at 9 days (2003-10-02 07:49:21 GMT) Post-grading
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Exchange of ideas, and possibly, personnel,between dissimilar operations,to introduce \'new\' ways of thinking,managing,etc to each other, for enhanced results.

In this case,universities etc,companies and the government will be involved. Could be achieved through a joint organisation, working group, or forums, for example.