Ahead of a crucial year for action towards climate and biodiversity commitments, we talk to Bob Watson about a forthcoming 'synthesis of syntheses' report that will provide a snapshot of the latest scientific findings and progress towards international agreements.
03.12.2020
ISC will work with the Sustainability in the Digital Age (SDA) initiative to further explore the opportunities and challenges that will leverage the digital revolution towards positive change.
27.11.2020
Knowledge sharing and public engagement are critical for finding solutions to the cascading crises caused by the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. This is especially crucial for the next phase of recovery around and the efficacy of COVID-19 vaccination strategies.
23.11.2020
An ISC-led project in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme has launched an ongoing dialogue on Rethinking Human Development. The dialogue includes a new ISC publication and webinars on 10 November, World Science Day for Peace and Development, and a multi-media website. Join the conversation by registering for a webinar below.
09.11.2020
The ocean is the origin of all life on Earth and provides vital ecosystem services that sustain human health. To improve our understanding and governance surrounding the interdependence of human and ocean health, transdisciplinary research and strategic action are needed.
06.11.2020
Falling Walls will gather experts on 6 November to discuss the transformations needed to work together and create a more inclusive research ecosystem
05.11.2020
The ISC and Falling Walls will gather experts on 5 November to discuss the transformations needed to dismantle systemic racism and discrimination in science systems.
02.11.2020
Interview with the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
26.10.2020
Transdisciplinary research is critical for revolutionizing ocean science to meet the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. ISC Intern Caroline Sharples reports on the ISC-UNESCO-IOC organized webinar “Co-Designing the science we need for the Ocean Decade- Part 1”
23.10.2020
Integrating Indigenous worldviews into natural resource management can offer alternative solutions to restore degraded ecosystems. A new 'knowledge brief' from the Transformations to Sustainability programme explores how Western and Indigenous knowledge systems can coexist and be integrated for more sustainable water management. In this blog, ISC intern Husam Ibrahim takes a closer look at the issues.
20.10.2020
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