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[Video] Sir Peter Gluckman et Rémi Quirion en visioconférence – CORIM
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17th June 2020 Peter Gluckman and Remi Quirion For Conseil des relations internationales de Montréal (CORIM) @corim_mcfr @PeterGluckman @SciChefQC INGSA Chair, Sir Peter Gluckman, and the Chief Scientist of Québec, Prof Rémi Quirion discuss the necessity to ...READ MOREINGSA Chapters release Research Surveys on Evidence-into- Policy
The INGSA Africa, Asia, and Latin American & the Caribbean Regional Chapters have just released their reports on Evidence into Policy usage in their respective regions. The Chapters each surveyed separate ...READ MOREVIDEO: Making Sense of Science for Policy
SAPEA (Science Advice for Policy by European Academies) has launched a new video, in cooperation with the European Commission’s Group of Chief Scientific Advisors. The video highlights two reports that ...READ MOREINGSA database on science advice & COVID-19
The International Network for Government Science Advice (INGSA) has launched a new database of resources on the effective utilisation of evidence into policy and practice with respect to COVID-19. Available ...READ MOREARTICLE: To improve the global evidence ecosystem we need to listen to the Global South
By: Ruth Stewart, Harsha Dayal, Laurenz Langer and Carina van Rooyen Full article: London School of Economics Impact Blog Drawing on their recent study of South Africa’s evidence ecosystem, Ruth Stewart, Harsha Dayal, Laurenz Langer and Carina van Rooyen, show how the global north ...READ MOREARTICLE: A Requiem for Impact? – Prof James Wilsdon
With the government launching a major review of research bureaucracy and methods, James Wilsdon asks: is it the end of the road for impact measures in grant applications? As one of ...READ MORERelease of the landmark Global Sustainable Development Report 2019
The Global Sustainable Development Report (GSDR) originated in the Rio + 20 outcome, when Member States were laying the groundwork for the 2030 Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). ...READ MORE
The global COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted the critical value for effective and integrated science advice mechanisms into all levels of government, particularly in emergencies. Managing the acute response and the recovery will continue to require a range of evidence from the natural sciences, social sciences and the humanities.
To assist, INGSA has created a dedicated hub of information related to the science advice and diplomacy issues raised by the pandemic. We are currently looking for contributors from all over the world to provide thinkpieces, resources and events to assist.
The outcomes of this exercise will not only help to inform the global response to the virus, but will also inform INGSA’s existing stream of enquiry into the role of science advice in emergencies.