Global Science-Policy Panels: Strengths and Limits

This event, organized by the Geneva Science-Policy Interface in collaboration with the Geneva Environment Network, will discuss the strengths and limits of global intergovernmental science-policy interfaces. The session is open to all stakeholders, and is included in the programme of the University of Geneva Summer School on "Science-Policy Interfaces for Environmental Solutions: Learning to Span Boundaries".

More information: https://www.genevaenvironmentn....etwork.org/events/gl

00:00 Technical Welcome
03:00 Introduction | Mialy RANN, Science-Policy Officer, Geneva Science-Policy Interface | Moderator
06:42 Panel Discussion: What are the strengths of these panels?
07:10 Diana ÜRGE-VORSATZ | Professor at the Department of Environmental Sciences and Policy at the Central European University (CEU) | Vice Chair of IPCC’s Working Group III
18:44 Silke BECK | Professor of Sociology of Science, at the Technical University of Munich | Author for IPBES Transformative Change Assessment
31:10 Martin SCHERINGER | Professor of Environmental Chemistry at Masaryk University & Senior Scientist at ETH Zurich | Chair of the Board, International Panel on Chemical Pollution
41:10 Panel Discussion: What have been the limits and challenges of this panel? How were these addressed?
58:52 Panel Discussion: Balancing policy-relevance vs. policy-prescriptive
1:12:56 Q&A
1:33:36 Conclusion