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SCIENCE POLICY
UNESCO Office in Venice's action within the frame of Science and Technology: Capacity-building and Management

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The World Conference on Science: ‘Science for the Twenty-First Century: a New Commitment’ (1999, Budapest) provided a unique forum at which major stakeholders in the scientific endeavour discussed how science should be pursued - and supported to better meet the expectations of society and the challenges posed by development. The General Conference at its 30th Session committed UNESCO to address, through its programmes relating to science, the recommendations and expressions of intent embodied in the principal documents adopted by WCS.

|SCIENCE POLICY: FORMULATION AND ADVICE|
Fact Finding and Expert Missions. Visit to astronomical institutes and facilities in SEE countries (Bulgaria, Romania, and the Republic of Serbia) and in Ukraine.

|SEE SCIENTIFIC COOPERATION|
Science in post conflict situation. With a view to put into action the recommendations of the Round Table of Ministers of Science, several ad hoc Working Groups have been established in order to prepare concrete project proposals to be submitted to the donor Conference.

|CAREER OF YOUNG SCIENTIST|
Career prospects for young researchers in the European context. Piloting Solutions for Alleviating Brain Drain in SEE, as one of UNESCO’s contributions to international action in response to the brain drain phenomenon that countries in South East Europe are facing.
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Iulia NECHIFOR at i.nechifor@unesco.org
Cristina FACCIA at c.faccia@unesco.org




Events

Why-Invest-In-Science-in-So.jpg Why Invest In Science in South Eastern Europe? - Ljubljana, Slovenia 28-09-2006 - 29-09-2006
International conference and Ministerial Round Table organised by the UNESCO Office in Venice, the Austrian Science and Research Liaison Office in Ljubljana (ASO) and the Slovenian Ministry for Higher Education, Science and Technology

Church_St_Clement.gif Science, Technology and Innovation Indicators: Trends and Challenges in South Eastern Europe - Skopje (FYROM) 27-03-2007 - 31-03-2007
Workshop organized by UNESCO (Venice Office and UNESCO Institute of Statistics) with the financial support of UNESCO and of the Italian Government

Chinisau-thumb.gif Global Science and National Policies: the Role of Academies - Chisinau, Republic of Moldova 04-05-2007 - 05-05-2007
A tow-day conference of the Academies of Eastern and South-Eastern Europe, devoted to a set of major issues requiring international science co-operation and to the role – actual or potential – of ESEE Academies in relation to national policy making and development

science-for-future.gif First SEE Forum of Parliamentary Committees responsible for Science and Technology - Bucharest and Tulcea, Romania 27-06-2007 - 29-06-2007
‘Science for the Future. Science for Society. The Parliamentary Perspective’. Just published : List of Participants, Summary Report, Photos and Final Communiqué

budva_71b.jpg South Eastern European Science, Higher Education and Innovation Policy Forum - Budva, Montenegro 01-07-2008 - 03-07-2008
Support the adoption of a forward-looking approach of Science, Higher Education and Innovation governance with a view to contribute to the building of knowledge societies in South Eastern Europe. 1-3 July 2008, Budva, Montenegro


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N6--Moldova-Report-thb.jpg Academies of Sciences and the Transition to Knowledge Societies. Challenges and Perspectives for the Academies of Eastern and South-Eastern Europe
Science Policy Series. 6th volume. Report based on the outcomes of the International Conference “Global Science and National Policies: the Role of Academies” (May 2007, Chisinau)

Women-and-Science-2008thb.jpg Women and Science. Italy and the International Context
Bilingual publication (Italian-English) published by OBSERVA with the financial support and technical expertise of UNESCO’s Regional Bureau for Science and Culture in Europe

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Science Policy Series. 5th volume. Proceedings of the International Conference and High Level Round Table 28-29 Sept. 2006, Ljubljana, Slovenia

Enhancing-Science-Policy-an.jpg Enhancing Science Policy and Management in South Eastern Europe
Science Policy Series. 4th volume. Science and Technology Statistics and Indicators Systems

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Featuring the National Strategy for Science, Technology & Innovation in Albania 2009–2015

Launch of the National Strategy for Science, Technology & Innovation of Albania
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