Sciences to Policy

Penser l’après : La reconstruction plutôt que la reprise

Authors:
• Patrick Criqui,
• Sébastien Treyer

Europe’s recovery plans must pass five sustainability tests

Authors:
• Camilla Bausch,
• Sébastien Treyer,
• Måns Nilsson
• and 2 more.

The health crisis is shifting the lines between science, politics and society: getting a clearer picture

Author:
• Sébastien Treyer

Changing the scientific approach to fast transitions to a sustainable world

Author:
• Elisabeth Hege

The ongoing biodiversity loss and how it can be stopped

Authors:
• Yann Laurans,
• Aleksandar Rankovic

A new era for the IPCC

Authors:
• Alexandre K. Magnan,
• Judith Voss-Stemping,
• Henri Waisman

Why are social sciences and humanities needed in the works of IPBES? A systematic review of the literature

Authors:
• Aleksandar Rankovic,
• Renaud Lapeyre,
• Pierre-Marie Aubert
• and 2 more.

Borrowing trouble. Finding ways out of value systems discord for biodiversity policy-making

Author:
• Yann Laurans

Basing public policy on science and knowledge

Authors:
• Aleksandar Rankovic,
• Alexis Bonnel,
• Mario Molina
• and 3 more.

Cross-cutting challenges related to the SDGs: what role for science in the society?

Speaker:
• Sébastien Treyer

First meeting of the IPCC Sixth Assessment report

Speaker:
• Alexandre K. Magnan

Challenges to and opportunities for biodiversity science–policy interfaces

Authors:
• Sabine Reinecke,
• Arnold Bregt,
• Emily Kilham
• and 2 more.