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Global Health: Joint Science Academies’ Statement
Get PDFDiese Stellungnahme wurde von den Nationalen Akademien der Wissenschaften der G8-Staaten unter Federführung des Science Council of Japan zur Beratung des Gipfeltreffens der Staats- und Regierungschefs der G8-Staaten in Japan im Jahr 2008 erarbeitet.This statement was prepared by the National Academies of Sciences of the G8 states under the leadership of the Science Council of Japan to provide scientific advice to the G8 Summit of Heads of State and Government in Japan in 2008
Strengthening Disaster Resilience is Essential to Sustainable Development: G-Science Academies Statement 2016
Get PDFThis statement was prepared by the National Academies of Sciences of the G7 states under the leadership of the Science Council of Japan to provide scientific advice to the G7 Summit of Heads of State and Government in Japan in 2016. Losses due to disasters are increasing in both developed and developing countries. Human factors together with increased extreme events aggravate the negative consequences of hazards. In the globalized 21st century, a disaster in one country creates disruptions in others. In 2015, the international community agreed on three major accords: the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction 2015-2030, the Sustainable Development Goals and the Paris Agreement on Climate Change. To expedite the Sendai Framework, G-Science Academies exhort six policy actions for disaster resilience and sustainable development: (1) Develop metrics and indicators for evaluating exposure, vulnerability and resilience; (2) Advance science and technical knowledge and improve assessment of disaster risk including building relevant data infrastructure; (3) Develop innovative engineering for disaster prevention and raise political and public awareness; (4) Strengthen inter- and trans-disciplinary collaborative efforts to accelerate our transformations to a sustainable world; (5) Engage the investor community; and (6) Initiate a forum for information sharing with the private sector and relevant stakeholders to provide practical solutions
Nurturing Future Scientists: G-Science Academies Statement 2016
Get PDFThis statement was prepared by the National Academies of Sciences of the G7 states under the leadership of the Science Council of Japan to provide scientific advice to the G7 Summit of Heads of State and Government in Japan in 2016. The present-day society heavily relies upon science-based discovery, technology and policies. In light of this, nurturing future scientists is important for the development of society. Connecting scientists and society, and creating a diverse global workforce need to be promoted. The G-Science Academies recommend the followings: (1) Further promotion of science education for necessary capacities; (2) Supporting young scientists for development of career in broader sectors; (3) Implementation of scientists’ assessment based on quality and diverse activities; (4) Prioritizing science communication to the public and children; (5) Training scientists for science advice to policies; (6) Improving working conditions of women and minority groups for career development; (7) Developing science capacity and mutual mobility by collaboration of developed and developing countries; and (8) Ensuring access to academic literatures and information, and opportunities of publication of research results
Bedrohungen für Küsten- und Meeresökosysteme; Erhaltung der Meeresumwelt mit besonderem Augenmerk auf Klimawandel und Plastikmüll im Meer: [Arbeitsübersetzung]
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Proceedings of Asian Symposium on Global Environmental Change, Tokyo, 1-2 December 1992
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National Report on Japanese Antarctic Research Activities Completed Programmes for 1969-1970 and Proposed Programmes for 1971.
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