World Science Day

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The World Day of Science for Peace and Development (English: World Science Day for Peace and Development , WSDPD) is a world day of the organization's United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization ( UNESCO exclaimed) worldwide commemoration and action , the important to the The contribution of science to peace and development. It is also intended to honor UNESCO's contributions to science: including the Declaration on Science and the Use of Scientific Knowledge and the Science Agenda - Framework for Action, both of which were decided at the World Conference on Science (today's World Science Forum ) in 1999 in the Hungarian capital Budapest . As a follow-up to this conference, UNESCO proclaimed World Science Day in 2001. Since then it has been celebrated annually on November 10th . As part of World Science Day, the UNESCO Science Awards will be presented.

In addition, the International Day of Women and Girls in Science takes place every February 11th instead of.

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Individual evidence

  1. Declaration on Science and the Application of Scientific Knowledge
  2. ^ Agenda for Science - Action Plan
  3. International Day of Women and Girls in Science