Activities and Committees

The plan is dedicated to four essential scientific domains:

1. Science and biodiversity as a regional priority for global sustainability, addressing biodiversity’s role in resilience and ecosystem health;
2. Interdisciplinary collaboration in the digital age, promoting cross-disciplinary partnerships to leverage digital advancements;
3. Science for policy and science advice, enhancing evidence-based decision-making
4. Science education and research infrastructure, focusing on robust scientific literacy and institutional support.

Through these focus areas, the RFP aims to co-create regionally informed strategies with the local scientific community.

Engaging a wide range of stakeholders and fostering partnerships across academia, government, non-governmental organizations and the private sector, the RFP’s efforts are structured around collaborative activities. These include aligning agendas, allocating resources, and hosting knowledge-sharing events. Through formal partnerships, international exchanges, and sustainable funding initiatives, the Regional Action Plan advances science as a driver for collective resilience and regional progress.

The call for additional members to the committees is still open. Learn more and apply.

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