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Global trends

The UNESCO Science Report (2021) analyses global trends in science governance and scientific endeavour over the period from 2015 to 2021. The report is structured as follows. Six essays are followed by three global chapters and 23 chapters analysing the situation in specific countries and regions. Click on the links below to access the three global chapters, as well as articles on three cross-cutting themes explored by the report.

Global chapters

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The race against time for smarter development (chapter 1)

The Rwanda E-Waste Recycling Facility

Are we using science for smarter development? (chapter 2)

Women and the digital revolution

Women and the digital revolution (chapter 3)

Cross-cutting themes in the report

Japan

Digital societies: a common agenda

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Science and the pandemic

The shifting landscape for researchers

The shifting landscape for researchers 