The day is meant to draw attention to the important role science plays in society and get people talking about new scientific issues. It also aims to show how important science is to keeping society together.
Every year, November 10 is World Science Day for Peace and Development. This is done to raise awareness about how important and useful science is in our everyday lives. The day is meant to show how important science is to keeping society together and growing.
This is done by bringing attention to the important role science plays in society and getting the general public involved in debates about new scientific issues. The day also wants to make sure that people know about all important scientific developments.
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World Science Day for Peace and Development brings science and society closer together. It also shows how scientists help us learn more about the amazing and fragile planet we live on. The day makes a big difference in making our societies more environmentally friendly.
International Week of Science and Peace: History
Back in 1999, at the World Conference on Science, the idea for the day was born. People can say that the World Conference on Science was more than just an organization that solidified the idea of commitment to science, its uses, and the good things it brings to society. At this time, people started to think about how they could use scientific knowledge to reach both humanistic and materialistic goals.
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So, in 2001, UNESCO called for the first World Science Day for Peace and Development. The first time the day was celebrated around the world was on November 10, 2002. People from many different groups and jobs took part. Since then, that day has been the start of a number of projects and programs that have led to good results.
International Week of Science and Peace: Significance
This special day is important because it honors people who have done great things in the field of science. World Science Day for Peace and Development makes sure that science is used to bring about peace. It does this by highlighting the role of science in making a society that can last and by promoting methods that are based on science.
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The important day is a chance to get all the important people together to talk about science for peace and development. This includes government officials, the media, and school children. UNESCO supports World Science Day for Peace and Development in a big way so that everyone can take part and plan their own events and activities.
Science has the power to take this world to new levels.
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The main goal of the celebration this week is to help improve technology and spread peace. It’s to make people more aware of what’s going on. All year long, peace is helped by the things that happen during this week.
World Science Day for Peace and Development: Theme
The World Science Day for Peace and Development theme for this year is “Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development.” On the official website of the United Nations, it says, “We need more basic science to achieve The 2030 Agenda and its 17 Sustainable Development Goals in December 2021.
Science has the power to take this world to new levels.
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They also said, “It is true that the proportion of national research spending that goes to basic sciences varies a lot from one country to the next.” The UNESCO Science Report 2021 says that some countries spend less than 10% of their research budget on basic sciences, while others spend more than 30%.
As part of the International Year of Basic Sciences for Sustainable Development, the day is being celebrated. Scientists, people who talk about science, and people who like science all over the world are encouraged to plan their own events to mark the day.
