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International Basic Sciences Programme (IBSP)


The International Basic Sciences Programme (IBSP) is an international multidisciplinary programme established by UNESCO Member States in order to reinforce intergovernmental cooperation and co-operation between partner organizations in science to strengthen national capacities in the basic sciences and science education. More

         




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_NEW-DocumentPreparation of project proposals for the International Basic Sciences Programme (IBSP)

Under cover of letter of 23 July 2004, a standardized IBSP Project Proposal Form was sent to National Commissions for UNESCO, together with introductory notes giving criteria for identifying and evaluating IBSP project proposals, and guidelines on how to complete the Form and submit proposals. The Form was circulated so as to facilitate the preparation and evaluation of project proposals at the initial phase of the IBSP.

UNESCO has since received a number of requests for additional clarification on the IBSP and the project proposals that may be submitted.

The questions received can be grouped under a few headings principally embracing the terms of reference of IBSP, participating countries, procedural issues and budgetary aspects. Some stem from a lack of knowledge of UNESCO’s mandate and programme.

The present paper has been prepared in response to these enquiries. It is presented in a question/answer form.

 
_NEW-DocumentReport by the Director-General on the evaluation of the first phase of the International Basic Sciences Programme (IBSP), and proposals regarding draft document 34 C/4 and draft document 34 C/5 (176 EX/11)
This report was a follow-up to 172 EX/Decision 12. It presents an assessment of the first phase of the International Basic Sciences Programme (IBSP), based on consideration of the take-off of the IBSP, initial returns of the projects launched in 2005, the development of partnerships, and lessons learnt thus far.
 

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_NEW-News and ArticleMicroscience training/consultation workshop in Sudan@ 28-07-2010 1:00 pm
_NEW-News and ArticleThird Human Variome Project Meeting@ 07-05-2010 3:00 pm UNESCO SC
_NEW-News and ArticleInternational Year of Chemistry 2011 – share ideas via a global network@ 28-02-2010 4:00 pm UNESCO SC
_NEW-News and ArticleCERN’s Large Hadron Collider has re-started@ 15-12-2009 5:00 pm UNESCO SC
_NEW-News and ArticleMessage from Mrs Irina Bokova, Director-General of UNESCO, on the occasion of World AIDS Day, 1 December 2009@ 30-11-2009 8:30 am
_NEW-News and ArticleFirst meeting of the Board of Governors for the Regional Centre for Biotechnology Education and Training in India@ 16-03-2009 4:00 pm
_NEW-News and ArticleIBSP Brochure Available online 16-01-2009 5:00 pm
_NEW-News and ArticleBamako Call to Action urges new approach to health research@ 24-11-2008 4:00 pm UNESCO SC
_NEW-News and Article“Soft” Inauguration of the Synchrotron-light for Experimental Science and Applications in the Middle East (SESAME) Center and 13th session of its Council@ 29-10-2008 4:00 pm
_NEW-News and ArticleUNESCO and Research for Health@ 29-10-2008 8:00 am UNESCO SC
_NEW-News and ArticleA platform for collaborative action in cancer research – UNESCO collaborates with European partners@ 14-10-2008 2:00 pm UNESCO SC
_NEW-News and ArticleGlobal Ministerial Forum on Research for Health@ 07-03-2008 3:00 pm UNESCO SC


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