World Science Day 2023: Peace and Development

Date:  6 November 2023 

Author: SushilJobs

World Science Day highlights the implications and opportunities for aspiring science professionals in the era of advancement and innovation.

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The United Nations celebrates World Science Day for Peace and Development every year on 10 November.

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Not only does it highlight the important role of science in society, the day also engages the wider public in debate on emerging scientific issues.

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World Science Day celebrates the positive impact of science on society for peace and development.

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History of World Science Day

The first World Conference on Science was organized by UNESCO and the International Science Council in 1999.

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In 2001, important steps were taken to build a stronger bond between science and society.

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Scientists came to help people understand and advance the environmental difficulties our planet is facing and how to live in a more sustainable way.

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The creation and adoption of evidence-based solutions to our world's myriad difficulties is driven by faith in science.

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Theme: Building Trust In Science

Trust in science can be a complex topic, affecting how scientists work and how society views science.

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