The Action Plan calls for three systemic shifts required to ensure that digital transformation plays a positive social-environmental role and can be leveraged to accelerate sustainable and equitable development.
02.06.2022
The Council's new report maps out scenarios for the year 2027 and calls for UN to establish a Science Advice Mechanism to inform future pandemic response.
16.05.2022
Join the advocacy campaign to support at-risk, displaced and refugee scientists by signing the Science in Exile Declaration.
20.04.2022
10 March 2022 – The systemic and uncertain risks facing the world today can have cascading impacts across systems and sectors, and an integrated perspective that incorporates the inherently complex nature of climate-related hazards, vulnerability, exposure and impacts, is needed to better understand and respond to systemic risk, according to a new briefing note published today by the International Science Council (ISC), the United Nations Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) and the Risk Knowledge Action Network (Risk KAN).
10.03.2022
The ISC expresses its deep dismay and concerns regarding the military offensives being carried out in Ukraine and warns against the severe outcomes that conflict will have on the research and academic community.
28.02.2022
Scientists call for global science systems that protect the human right to science in a new paper published today by the International Science Council (ISC).
10.12.2021
Political leaders, scientists, and influential personalities issue emergency warning on sustainability inaction, establish a Global Commission to mobilize a $100 million a year global fund for Sustainability Science Missions
09.12.2021
The International Science Council is proud to support this International Year celebrating basic sciences.
03.12.2021
In an online series, the International Science Council presents fascinating insights behind the science of sustainability
09.11.2021
As the 2021 Open Access week begins, the scientific community as represented by the International Science Council's members has approved a resolution committing to work to reform scholarly publishing, and to endorse eight fundamental principles for scientific publishing that contributes to the advancement of science as a global public good.
25.10.2021
