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Thursday, September 15 • 10:00am - 11:30am
(REF 15022) Fostering transcontinental and intercontinental science collaboration - Convened by the Inter- American Institute for Global Research (IAI)

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Global change, some of the greatest challenges of our time, transcend geopolitical boundaries.  Engaging with these challenges is complex, involves transdisciplinary collaboration across sectors and academic disciplines, foresight and horizon scanning and systems approaches in an international forum.  Creating institutions and spaces that can foster the necessary trust, develop shared terminologies and understandings, and build funding mechanisms that are accessible to the full breadth of stakeholders is key to engaging with these challenges in an equitable and constructive way.  This session will explore different ways that the Belmont Forum and the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) work to bring transdisciplinary communities together to tackle global environmental change challenges.  It will also look to gain insight from the audience on how they engage in this transdisciplinary space, and what they see as necessary to tackle these challenges moving forward.
Moderator
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Matías Mastrangelo

Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research
Matías Mastrangelo is a biologist and holds a PhD in Environmental Studies. He is STeP fellow at the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) and researcher from the National Council for Scientific and Technical Research (CONICET) at the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences... Read More →

Speakers
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Nicole Arbour

Executive Director, Belmont Forum
Dr. Nicole Arbour is the Executive Director of the Belmont Forum, where she works with members and partners, leading the secretariat to support the delivery of the Belmont Challenge.She came to this role from the International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis (IIASA), where she was the External Relations Manager, actively involved in developing and maintaining relationships between IIASA its national members.Nicole has spent the bulk of her career at the international science interface, building and developing bilateral and multinational relationships... Read More →
avatar for Marcos Regis da Silva

Marcos Regis da Silva

Executive Director, Inter- American Institute for Global Research (IAI)
Dr. Marcos Regis da Silva is Executive Director of the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI). He is responsible for the provision of strategic advice to high level policy makers on issues related to global change and their socio-economic impacts, development of linkages between the IAI’s scientific agenda and global governance environmental frameworks, especially the Sustainable... Read More →

Conveners
avatar for Erik Ruuth

Erik Ruuth

Scientific Coordinator, IMiBio
I am interested in the impact on Health of Biodiversity and climate change, and how to mitigate and heal changes. In other words, I see HEALTH as a wide concept that involves all our entire environment going from the organic to inorganic and how they interact.The translation of scientific... Read More →

Thursday September 15, 2022 10:00am - 11:30am EDT
Online
  Data / AI, Collaboration

Attendees (150)