By: Prof Remi Quirion, Dr Kristiann Allen, Charles Morissette, Laurent Corbeil Science Diplomacy has undeniably entered a new era. Geopolitical tensions, information disorder, and the accelerating pace of technological change have reshaped the context in which nations collaborate—or compete—on issues with profound scientific dimensions. This shifting context has exposed the reliance of science diplomacy on…
RFICS’s mission is to contribute to capacity building in governmental and parliamentary science advice in the Francophone community through research, development and promotion of training and tools, knowledge transfer and stakeholder involvement in a multidisciplinary and multi-milieu perspective.
The Regional Chapter of INGSA for North America – supporting science advice and science diplomacy initiatives in North America
The Regional Chapter for INGSA in Europe – providing networking and collaboration in science advice and science diplomacy in Europe
The Regional Chapter of INGSA for Latin America and the Caribbean- providing tailored opportunities and training to the region.
The Regional Chapter of INGSA in Asia – providing context sensitive opportunities and training in Asia
The Regional Chapter of INGSA in Africa – providing context-sensitive opportunities and training from experts in Africa
Dialogue on Science and Science Policy for the SDGs in the Pacific Small Island Developing States – INGSA and UNESCO Workshop – Apia, Samoa 29th March 2017
Conference report organised by the OECD and the EU Joint Research Centre, in cooperation with Campbell and INGSA
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