Putting science
at the heart of development
The idea of using science to pursue diplomatic goals is rapidly gaining popularity. But what tools are needed to ensure that such science diplomacy operates both effectively and fairly? And do these threaten scientific independence?
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Opinions and Analysis
USAID will continue its push for science
As the Obama administration begins a second term, USAID's Alex Dehgan describes how the agency will build on its science-for-development agenda.
Showing decision-makers the value of science
A SciDev.Net survey reveals the challenges of applying research insights to policy and practice, and underscores that evidence is not enough.
Policy Briefs
Scientific cooperation for nuclear disarmament
Scientific collaborations can build trust and facilitate progress in nuclear arms control and disarmament.
23 June 2010
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Source: The Royal Society
News and Features
Chemical weapons convention fails to address key issues
A conference fails to address the use of chemicals to disable civilians, as indications of chemical weapons' use in Syria emerge.
26 April 2013
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Q&A: Rachad Farah outlines his vision for UNESCO
If elected director-general of UNESCO, Rachad Farah will put southern hemisphere science at the heart of its agenda, he tells SciDev.Net.
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