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LOCATION:Hybrid\, South Africa
SUMMARY:UNCTAD-DSI Regional Workshop on  Technology Assessment 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:UNCTAD’s pilot project on technology assessment has recently 
 entered a new phase as some beneficiary countries have begun to select the
  technologies to be assessed and have embarked on steps 3 and 4 of the UNC
 TAD TA Methodology\, In accomplishing these steps\, project counterparts w
 ill analyze the societal\, political and scientific domains related to the
  technologies\, map the relevant actors and stakeholders\, and initialize 
 action to influence the policymaking process\, among other activities.\n\n
 In order to equip the beneficiary countries with the required knowledge an
 d skills to move forward with the TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is takin
 g place in Pretoria\, South Africa\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. In particular\
 , the workshop aims to provide the project counterparts with opportunities
  for exchange of challenges and lessons learned of the progress made so fa
 r\, receive further training on technology assessment by practitioners and
  in particular on steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and gain kn
 owledge on specific technologies among those selected.\n\nThe workshop wil
 l be attended in-person by the members of the steering committee and exper
 t group of South Africa\, as well as by selected members of the steering c
 ommittee and expert group of Seychelles and Zambia\, in addition to UNCTAD
  staff. Guest speakers and other project counterparts will participate rem
 otely.\n\nUNCTAD&#039\;s pilot project on technology assessment has entere
 d a new phase\, with some beneficiary countries having chosen the technolo
 gies to be evaluated and embarking in steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA Metho
 dology. In accomplishing those steps\, project counterparts will analyze t
 he societal\, political\, and scientific aspects of the technologies\, ide
 ntify the relevant actors and stakeholders\, and define action to influenc
 e the policymaking process\, among other activities.\n\nTo equip the benef
 iciary countries with the required knowledge and skills to advance with th
 e TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is taking place in Pretoria\, South Afri
 ca\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. The workshop\, organized jointly by UNCTAD and
  South Africa’s Department of Science and Technology\, aims to provide p
 roject counterparts with opportunities to share the challenges and lessons
  learned during the project&#039\;s progress thus far\, obtain additional 
 training on technology assessment by practitioners\, particularly steps 3 
 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and acquire knowledge on particular t
 echnologies from among those selected.\n\nThe members of the steering comm
 ittee and expert group of South Africa will attend the workshop in-person\
 , as well as selected members of the steering committee and expert group o
 f Seychelles and Zambia\, along with UNCTAD staff. Guest speakers and othe
 r project counterparts will participate remotely.\n\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;UNCTAD
 ’s pilot project on technology assessment has recently entered a new pha
 se as some beneficiary countries have begun to select the technologies to 
 be assessed and have embarked on steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA Methodolog
 y\, In accomplishing these steps\, project counterparts will analyze the s
 ocietal\, political and scientific domains related to the technologies\, m
 ap the relevant actors and stakeholders\, and initialize action to influen
 ce the policymaking process\, among other activities.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;
 p&gt\;In order to equip the beneficiary countries with the required knowle
 dge and skills to move forward with the TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is
  taking place in Pretoria\, South Africa\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. In parti
 cular\, the workshop aims to provide the project counterparts with opportu
 nities for exchange of challenges and lessons learned of the progress made
  so far\, receive further training on technology assessment by practitione
 rs and in particular on steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and g
 ain knowledge on specific technologies among those selected.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n
 \n&lt\;p&gt\;The workshop will be attended in-person by the members of the
  steering committee and expert group of South Africa\, as well as by selec
 ted members of the steering committee and expert group of Seychelles and Z
 ambia\, in addition to UNCTAD staff. Guest speakers and other project coun
 terparts will participate remotely.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;UNCTAD&#039\
 ;s pilot project on technology assessment has entered a new phase\, with s
 ome beneficiary countries having chosen the technologies to be evaluated a
 nd embarking in steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA Methodology. In accomplishi
 ng those steps\, project counterparts will analyze the societal\, politica
 l\, and scientific aspects of the technologies\, identify the relevant act
 ors and stakeholders\, and define action to influence the policymaking pro
 cess\, among other activities.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;To equip the bene
 ficiary countries with the required knowledge and skills to advance with t
 he TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is taking place in Pretoria\, South Afr
 ica\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. The workshop\, organized jointly by UNCTAD an
 d South Africa’s Department of Science and Technology\, aims to provide 
 project counterparts with opportunities to share the challenges and lesson
 s learned during the project&#039\;s progress thus far\, obtain additional
  training on technology assessment by practitioners\, particularly steps 3
  and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and acquire knowledge on particular 
 technologies from among those selected.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The memb
 ers of the steering committee and expert group of South Africa will attend
  the workshop in-person\, as well as selected members of the steering comm
 ittee and expert group of Seychelles and Zambia\, along with UNCTAD staff.
  Guest speakers and other project counterparts will participate remotely.&
 lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p class=&quot\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on un
 ctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/unctad-dsi-regional-workshop-technolo
 gy-assessment
DTSTAMP:20260826T064735Z
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DTSTART:20230510T070000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20230510T140000Z
LOCATION:Hybrid\, South Africa
SUMMARY:UNCTAD-DSI Regional Workshop on  Technology Assessment 
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:UNCTAD’s pilot project on technology assessment has recently 
 entered a new phase as some beneficiary countries have begun to select the
  technologies to be assessed and have embarked on steps 3 and 4 of the UNC
 TAD TA Methodology\, In accomplishing these steps\, project counterparts w
 ill analyze the societal\, political and scientific domains related to the
  technologies\, map the relevant actors and stakeholders\, and initialize 
 action to influence the policymaking process\, among other activities.\n\n
 In order to equip the beneficiary countries with the required knowledge an
 d skills to move forward with the TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is takin
 g place in Pretoria\, South Africa\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. In particular\
 , the workshop aims to provide the project counterparts with opportunities
  for exchange of challenges and lessons learned of the progress made so fa
 r\, receive further training on technology assessment by practitioners and
  in particular on steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and gain kn
 owledge on specific technologies among those selected.\n\nThe workshop wil
 l be attended in-person by the members of the steering committee and exper
 t group of South Africa\, as well as by selected members of the steering c
 ommittee and expert group of Seychelles and Zambia\, in addition to UNCTAD
  staff. Guest speakers and other project counterparts will participate rem
 otely.\n\nUNCTAD&#039\;s pilot project on technology assessment has entere
 d a new phase\, with some beneficiary countries having chosen the technolo
 gies to be evaluated and embarking in steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA Metho
 dology. In accomplishing those steps\, project counterparts will analyze t
 he societal\, political\, and scientific aspects of the technologies\, ide
 ntify the relevant actors and stakeholders\, and define action to influenc
 e the policymaking process\, among other activities.\n\nTo equip the benef
 iciary countries with the required knowledge and skills to advance with th
 e TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is taking place in Pretoria\, South Afri
 ca\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. The workshop\, organized jointly by UNCTAD and
  South Africa’s Department of Science and Technology\, aims to provide p
 roject counterparts with opportunities to share the challenges and lessons
  learned during the project&#039\;s progress thus far\, obtain additional 
 training on technology assessment by practitioners\, particularly steps 3 
 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and acquire knowledge on particular t
 echnologies from among those selected.\n\nThe members of the steering comm
 ittee and expert group of South Africa will attend the workshop in-person\
 , as well as selected members of the steering committee and expert group o
 f Seychelles and Zambia\, along with UNCTAD staff. Guest speakers and othe
 r project counterparts will participate remotely.\n\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;UNCTAD
 ’s pilot project on technology assessment has recently entered a new pha
 se as some beneficiary countries have begun to select the technologies to 
 be assessed and have embarked on steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA Methodolog
 y\, In accomplishing these steps\, project counterparts will analyze the s
 ocietal\, political and scientific domains related to the technologies\, m
 ap the relevant actors and stakeholders\, and initialize action to influen
 ce the policymaking process\, among other activities.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;
 p&gt\;In order to equip the beneficiary countries with the required knowle
 dge and skills to move forward with the TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is
  taking place in Pretoria\, South Africa\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. In parti
 cular\, the workshop aims to provide the project counterparts with opportu
 nities for exchange of challenges and lessons learned of the progress made
  so far\, receive further training on technology assessment by practitione
 rs and in particular on steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and g
 ain knowledge on specific technologies among those selected.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n
 \n&lt\;p&gt\;The workshop will be attended in-person by the members of the
  steering committee and expert group of South Africa\, as well as by selec
 ted members of the steering committee and expert group of Seychelles and Z
 ambia\, in addition to UNCTAD staff. Guest speakers and other project coun
 terparts will participate remotely.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;UNCTAD&#039\
 ;s pilot project on technology assessment has entered a new phase\, with s
 ome beneficiary countries having chosen the technologies to be evaluated a
 nd embarking in steps 3 and 4 of the UNCTAD TA Methodology. In accomplishi
 ng those steps\, project counterparts will analyze the societal\, politica
 l\, and scientific aspects of the technologies\, identify the relevant act
 ors and stakeholders\, and define action to influence the policymaking pro
 cess\, among other activities.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;To equip the bene
 ficiary countries with the required knowledge and skills to advance with t
 he TA\, a hybrid regional workshop is taking place in Pretoria\, South Afr
 ica\, from 9 to 10 May 2023. The workshop\, organized jointly by UNCTAD an
 d South Africa’s Department of Science and Technology\, aims to provide 
 project counterparts with opportunities to share the challenges and lesson
 s learned during the project&#039\;s progress thus far\, obtain additional
  training on technology assessment by practitioners\, particularly steps 3
  and 4 of the UNCTAD TA methodology\, and acquire knowledge on particular 
 technologies from among those selected.&lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p&gt\;The memb
 ers of the steering committee and expert group of South Africa will attend
  the workshop in-person\, as well as selected members of the steering comm
 ittee and expert group of Seychelles and Zambia\, along with UNCTAD staff.
  Guest speakers and other project counterparts will participate remotely.&
 lt\;/p&gt\;\n\n&lt\;p class=&quot\;text-align-center\n\nView meeting on un
 ctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/unctad-dsi-regional-workshop-technolo
 gy-assessment
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