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About World Science Day
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Origin of World Science Day
Events 
World Science Forum,
Budapest 2007
Award ceremony for
UNESCO science prizes
Gujarat Science City, India
A Guidebook for Postgraduate
Studies Abroad, Croatia
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What is World Science Day for Peace and Development ?

Established by UNESCO in 2001, World Science day for Peace and Development is celebrated on 10 November each year. The Day is an occasion to recall UNESCO's mandate and commitment to science.

The World Science Day for Peace and Development's objectives are:

  • To strengthen public awareness of the role of science in promoting peaceful and sustainable societies
  • To promote national and international solidarity for the sharing of science between countries
  • To renew national and international commitment to the use of science for the benefit of society
  • To draw attention to the challenges faced by science and raise support for the scientific endeavour.

 

In focus

An exhibition on Planet Earth: from Space to Place

Official Statements

Official messages
En - Fr - Sp - Ru - Ar - Ch
UN Resolution
UNESCO Resolution
UNESCO Executive Board

Resources 
Ministerial Round Table:
Science & Technology for
Sustainable Development
and the Role of UNESCO
A Global Perspective on
Research & Development
Past Events 
World Science Day
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
Posters 

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2006
2005
2004
2003
Budapest 2003
Exhibition 2003
2002

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