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<p>From May 2nd to May 4th, the “Science, Technology and Innovation in the Caribbean – Strengthening Cooperation” Conference was held in Trinidad and Tobago, an activity hosted by the Caribbean Community (CARICOM), a grouping of twenty countries: fifteen Member States and five Associate Members.</p>
06.05.2017
<p>The Regional Office has reviewed and published its four Science Plans in the following areas: Health and Human Well-being; Sustainable Energy; Hazards and Disasters; and Global Environmental Change.</p>
05.05.2017
<p>ICSU and ICSU ROLAC representatives as well as Cuban and Salvadorian authorities met in the 21st Regional Committee Meeting. The meeting was held on April 17-18, 2017 at the Hotel Nacional in Havana, Cuba.</p>
02.05.2017
<p>The Advanced Institute on Knowledge-based Actions for Disaster Risk Reduction (AI – KBA) was held in Taipei in April 2017.</p>
25.04.2017
<p>2017 Advanced Institute on Disaster Risk Reduction with Systems Approach for Slow-Onset Climate Disasters (AI-SOCD) will be held in Taipei in July 2017.</p>
18.04.2017
<p>The ICSU Regional Office for Latin America and the Caribbean has organized and hosted two meetings for the Urban Health Working Group with the goal of promoting and discussing the Urban Health agenda in El Salvador and the region.</p>
13.04.2017
<p>An accord to promote open access to “big data” that are the basis of advanced research has passed 120 endorsements, and the list includes prominent science organizations that support the principles of open data through dedicated commitments.</p>
05.04.2017
<p>The ICSU Regional Office for Africa (ROA), in collaboration with the Ministry of Higher Education of the Republic of Zambia and the Mulungushi University, organised a 1-day Science Seminar in Lusaka, Zambia, on 15 March 2017. The Seminar was officially opened by the Honourable Minister of Higher Education, Prof Nkandu Luo.</p>
04.04.2017
<p>At the first preparatory meeting for the UN Oceans conference this June, the Scientific and Technological Community made a statement announcing the launch of a Knowledge Action Network on Oceans and called for strong partnerships between science and all sectors of society. Read on for the full statement, which was presented by Craig Starger on behalf of the Community, which ICSU co-organizes at the UN:</p>
21.03.2017
