Preparing for the Next Pandemic The Foreign Ministries Science and Technology Advice Network (FMSTAN) is an independent peer network … Read More
The global population deserves a better model — one that delivers information about the risk of emergent infectious diseases faster and in a way that is transparent, verifiable and non-politicised. A discussion paper… Read More
What if the world’s leading scientists, policymakers and thought leaders collaborated on defining pathways to build back better and to bounce forward on issues of sustainability and social justice? IIASA and ISC have created a platform to allow this to happen. See their reports now!… Read More
25th June 2020 United Nations Argentina Mientras el país ha dado una respuesta a la pandemia que ha sido … Read More
15th April 2020 UNESCO @UNESCO @unescoROSA As the world is responding to the global COVID-19 pandemic, quick decision-making is vital. … Read More
24th March 2020 High-Level Panel of Experts on Food Security and nutrition (HLPE) Committee for World Food Security Interim Issues … Read More
April 2020 Comisión Económica para América Latina y el Caribe (CEPAL) Este Informe Especial es el primero de una serie … Read More
The report describes the speed and scale of the outbreak, the severity of cases, and the societal and economic disruption of COVID-19. Access the factsheet here: The Secretary-General’s Response and Recovery Fund… Read More
Catastrophic failures of the science-policy interface in many countries and globally have led to disastrous outcomes for public health, the economy, and international collaboration. The science-policy interface is a short-hand description of the system by which the best scientific information and advice is provided by the most knowledgeable institutions and experts, acted upon by key decision-makers in government, and provided to the public.… Read More
3rd April 2020 United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction Webinar Video @undrr ORGANIZER: United Nations Office for Disaster … Read More
