Natural Sciences
For the biennium 2008/2009, the priorities for the natural sciences have been defined by UNESCO as followings:
- Promoting research and technical capacity building for the sound management of natural resources and for disaster preparedness and mitigation;
- Strengthening national and regional research and innovation systems, capacity-building, the use of technologies and scientific networking, and encouraging the development and implementation of science, technology and innovation policies for sustainable development and poverty eradication
To learn more about UNESCO’s Natural Science thematic area, follow the links below:
- Freshwater
- People, Biodiversity & Ecology
- Oceans
- Earth Sciences
- Basic Sciences
- Science Policy & Sustainable Development
- Coasts & Small Islands
- UNESCO & Global Climate Change
- Decade of Education for Sustainable Development
- Natural Disaster Reduction
- Local and Indigenous Knowledge Systems
- Women and Science
- Renewable and Alternative Energies
- Engineering Sciences
- Health and Science
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