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The first World Science Forum on Knowledge and Society (2003)
8-10 November 2003

Budapest and the World Science Forum provided a platform for discussion on today’s burning issues affecting science on three occasions up to now. The first World Science Forum took place on 8-10 November 2003. It focused on Knowledge and Society, with the main objective of raising awareness world-wide toward the increasing and novel roles of knowledge and their societal impact. The Forum focused on themes related to knowledge and economics, science, quality of life, the environment and the flow of information.

One of the highlights of the 2003 forum was the first meeting of the Israeli-Palestinian Science Organisation organised by UNESCO, a round-table on "Science and Peace: From Talk to Action", to underline the role of scientific cooperation for peace in regions in conflict.

Rationale behind the World Conference on Science (1999)
Programme of the World Conference on Science
Outcome of the World Conference on Science
Follow-up to the World Conference on Science
The World Science Forum
The second World Science Forum on Knowledge, Ethics and Responsibility (2005)
The third World Science Forum on Investing in knowledge: Investing in the Future (2007)
Speakers at the three World Science Fora
Tomorrow’s Davos of Science?

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