UNGA Guide 2023Open Science and artificial intelligence (AI) are driving transformative changes across various domains, revolutionizing the way research is conducted and knowledge is shared. However, ensuring equitable partnerships in Open Science remains a significant challenge in the current AI era and a barrier to accomplish SDG17, which cuts across all SDGs. A panel comprising representatives from...
The session aims to open a dialogue on the importance of evolving the Legal Frameworks related to Environmental Change, which enable or not the effective inclusion of historically excluded populations, such as the Indigenous Peoples in the decision and science-making processes. Abstract Legal Frameworks related to Environmental Change frameworks also have the potential to foster...
Current Science is well known for creating its own language and academic disciplinary silos that become more exclusionary rather than inclusive. In a time of complex crisis, science needs to respond to societal complex needs. The fundamental core of transdisciplinary science is the co-production of knowledge societally relevant. This panel aims to showcase good practices...
This session aims to share advancements in research about the global implications and roles of Tropical Forests. The session will provide an overview of the science and background of the importance of the Amazon and Tropical Forests in the world. The speakers will highlight the need for integrating knowledge on the functioning of Tropical Forests...
In Latin America infrastructure and human capacities for marine and coastal sciences are in early development for some countries. One of the ocean research priorities of the ocean decade 2021-2030 as well as in the 30 by 30 initiative is to create and promote local science and human local capacities for science. Located in the...