BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:unctad.org BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67beea DTSTART:20250519T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250519T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67bf3f DTSTART:20250520T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250520T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67bf4b DTSTART:20250521T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250521T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67bf55 DTSTART:20250522T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250522T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67bf5f DTSTART:20250523T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250523T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67bf68 DTSTART:20250524T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250524T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67bf73 DTSTART:20250525T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250525T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT BEGIN:VEVENT UID:6af8e3d67bf7d DTSTART:20250526T080000Z SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND:20250526T110000Z LOCATION:Online\,10:00-13:00 CEST (19\, 21 and 26 May 2025)\, SUMMARY:On-line training on science\, technology and innovation policy and policy instruments for Africa CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen their capacity to develop ef fective science\, technology\, and innovation (STI) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabil ities.In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Tas k Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focu sed on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning. The sessions aim at engaging participants in intera ctive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case s tudies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the co ntext of the SDGs.ProgrammeMay 19 — Session 1: Current approaches to STI Policy making in the context of the SDGsMay 21 — Session 2: STI policy instruments design and implementationMay 26 — Session 3: STI policy moni toring and evaluationThe training sessions are designed for STI officials\ , policy analysts\, and experts as well as broader STI policy stakeholders working in academia\, civil society and the private sector. The sessions will target the African community of STI stakeholders while remaining open to participants worldwide.The training aims to enhance participants'\ ; understanding of key aspects of STI policy-making. Drawing on the divers e expertise of participating UN agencies\, the training will highlight how STI policies contribute to advancing the SDGs. The event is open to ever yone and will be held online via Zoom Webinar. Registrants will receive th e link upon registration.<\;p>\;To achieve the Sustainable Development Goals and tackle urgent global challenges\, countries must strengthen the ir capacity to develop effective science\, technology\, and innovation (ST I) systems and policies. This requires the development of STI policymaking competencies and capabilities.<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;In response to this growing need\, UNCTAD and the UN Interagency Task Team (UN-IATT) will host a series of three online training sessions focused on STI policy\, policy instruments\, and monitoring and evaluation for STI policy learning.&\ ;nbsp\;<\;/p>\;<\;p>\;The sessions aim at engaging participants in interactive discussions and practical reflection on existing approaches\, case studies and national experiences in establishing and managing STI in the context of the SDGs.<\;/p>\;<\;h4 class="\;text-align-cente r\n\nView meeting on unctad.org\nhttps://unctad.org/meeting/line-training- science-technology-and-innovation-policy-and-policy-instruments-africa DTSTAMP:20261114T224230Z END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR