08-12 May 2023
Open Forum
Learn more about Open Forum events targeted at the expert-level and the interested public.
About
The second edition of the Open Forum of the Science Diplomacy Week 2023 will provide an entry point into the rapidly evolving practice and research of science diplomacy in Geneva, Switzerland and the world. The Open Forum focus on cutting-edge programme experiences and research findings on science diplomacy to expand the empirical dimensions of this domain of practice and investigation. It also features key upcoming trends and areas of innovation in order to contribute to adaptation of diplomacy, multilateral governance, academia and business in the face of the coming decades of systemic change.
Last year, the Science Diplomacy Week Open Forum featured around 30 events in different venues in International Geneva, including the Palais des Nations, The Maison de la Paix, Campus Biotech and other locations.
The primary target community for the Open Forum are expert-level participants working on science diplomacy for government, international organization, the private sector and academia as well as the new generation of young professionals and students working on issues related to science diplomacy.
The Open Forum is organized as a collective impact process that is facilitated by GESDA on behalf of the Members of the Geneva Coalition on Anticipatory Science and Diplomacy. The aim of this collective approach is to mobilize the joint footprint of competences on Science Diplomacy in view of ‘feeling the pulse’ of science diplomacy. The collective approach also aims to nurture collaboration and partnership between Coalition Members and other interested partners to stimulate science diplomacy practice and research.
In case you are interested to learn more about possibilities about how to participate in the Open Forum of Science Diplomacy Week, please contact the organizers at sdweek@gesda.global.
The full programme of the ingaurual Science Diplomacy Week’s Open Forum 2022 is available for download here.
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