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05 March 2002 - 07 March 2002
Santiago, Chile
Sponsors/Organizers
Organized locally by the Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC). Co-Chaired by Dr. Gilberto Gallopín, Regional Advisor on Environmental Policies, Division of Environment and Human Settlements, Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean, UNESCO, Santiago, Chile, and Armando Rabuffetti, Director, Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Event URL: http://sustsci.harvard.edu/ists/docs/ists_regws_santiago_summary.pdf
(Summary Report (English))
The purpose of the Santiago Regional Workshop was to discuss, from a regional perspective, the need and priorities for new scientific and technological advances responding to the challenges of sustainable development. The Workshop was intended to be an informal, intellectual process, acting as a laboratory of ideas. Invited participants included 30 individuals from the countries of the region -- natural and social scientists, technologists, specialists on social studies of science, and representatives from national scientific organizations and from business. Participants were to act in their personal capacity, not as governmental or institutional delegates. The workshop addressed core scientific questions, methodological challenges, research strategies, and institutional innovations relevant to science and technology for sustainability. Summary report - English, Spanish
Related Links:
August 2002 Editorial
Summary Report (Spanish)
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PROJECTS
Minnesota 2050 Pathways to a... University of MinnesotaVISTA - Vulnerability of Ecosystem Services to... Université Joseph Fourier, France Waste Generation and Management. University of Calabar, Nigeria EVENTS
Beyond Copenhagen. December 3, 2009 Beyond Copenhagen: Scientific Perspectives on Adaptation.... December 3, 2009 3rd European Fair for Education for.... October 28, 2009 MEMBERS
Andy Scollick, Coastal and Marine Resources Centre, University College Cork Pamela Matson, Stanford University, United States William Freudenburg, University of California PUBLICATIONS
Science, Technology and Sustainable Development: A World Review.
Characterizing a Sustainability Transition: Goals, Targets, Trends, and Driving Forces. Kates, Robert W., and Thomas M. Parris.
Sustainability engineering as diploma/graduate programme in engineering and management education.
COMMENTARIES
Emergence, Connectionism, and Ecological Selfhood. Dan
Criteria and Indicators for Sustainability. Naim Hamdia
Sustainability, Scale, and Critical Connections. Lisa Harrington
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