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Of particular interest, is INGSA’s work to synthesise a set of guiding principles for science advice to governments, with a specific focus on science advice and the UN Sustainable Development Goals. This INGSA Manifesto for 2030 has been the product of extensive consultation and will be formally released at the 2018 STI Forum in New York.
- Acatech: Guidelines for Political & Social Advice (in German)
- Berlin-Brandenberg Academy of Sciences: Guidelines for Policy Reporting (in German)
- European Commission Principles & Guidelines
- Gluckman: The Art of Science Advice to Government
- NEW INGSA: DRAFT Manifesto for 2030 – Scientific Advice and the Global Goals
- INGSA: Science Advice to Governments: Diverse Systems, Common Challenges
- Jackson: 12 things scientists and policymakers need to know about the public
- Nuffield Council on Bioethics: Emerging Biotechnologies: technology, choice & the public good
- OECD Global Science Forum Report: Scientific Advice for Policy Making: the Role and Responsibility of Expert Bodies and Individual Scientists
- Science Council of Japan: proper relations between science and the government in policy making & implementation
- Singapore Declaration on: Research Integrity
- Sutherland et al: 20 tips for interpreting scientific claims
- Sutherland et al: 20 things politicians need to know about science
- Tyler: 20 things scientists need to know about policy
- UK guidance: full set
- UK: guidelines for policy makers
- UK: principles for external (i.e. non-employed) science advice to government
- UK: Code of Practice for Scientific Advisory Committees
- UK: Food Standards Agency
- UK: the 7 principles of public life
- USA: Memorandum for the Heads of Executive Departments and Agencies and Scientific Integrity Memo
- USA National Academy of Sciences: Using evidence in policymaking
- USA National Academy of Sciences: Gene Drive report
- Royal Society of New Zealand: Public Engagement Guidelines
- Wilsdon & Doubleday: Future Directions for Science Advice in Whitehall