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CIPRE Mentor Seminar for STI Policymaker and Administrators

10 - 12 November 2001
CIPRE (Centre for Innovation Policy Research and Education for Central and Eastern Europe) held its first Mentor Seminar for STI Policymakers and Administrators on 7-11 November 2001 in Hotel Gellért, Budapest, Hungary.
In June 2000, with the support of the NATO Program on Science and Technology Policy and Organization, CIPRE held a planning workshop in Budapest to assess the interest of CEE nations in a range of topics under the general heading of science, technology, and innovation policy and to set priorities for its future activities. This workshop was attended by about 30 people, including members of CIPRE's International Advisory Board as well as invited participants representing government agencies, universities, and academies of science in the CEE nations. Participants agreed that CIPRE should give highest priority to cultivating policy leadership through educational programs for early and mid-career professionals, including short courses, summer workshops, and policy fellowships. (More)

 

Regional workshop of UNESCO: "Reform in the Systems of the Academies of Sciences in the Countries of the South Caucasus"

04 - 07 May 2001
The opening of the workshop took place on 4 May 2001 at the Georgian Academy of Sciences, Tbilisi.
Participants to the workshop were greeted by the President of the Academy of Sciences Mr. Albert Tavkhelidze, who thanked UNESCO, the Georgian Commission for UNESCO and delegates from Armenia, Azerbaijan and Ukraine for their contribution towards organization of the workshop and for their participation.(More)

   

 


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