Programmes and Projects

The InterAcademy Partnership (IAP) engages in programmes and projects that impact science and science policy globally and regionally.

IAP's programmes and projects align with its three primary strategic goals of capacity building for academies, providing high quality scientific advice, and promoting science education and outreach. 

Within these strategic priorities, major areas of IAP's work include informing science for policy in biosecurity, sustainable development, health, and other areas; science education and communication; professional development of young scientists; and informing policy for science. 

Projects have a defined start and endpoint and deliver tangible outputs, such as publications or workshops. Programmes are longer term initiatives without a fixed deadline.

Find out more about IAP's ongoing and recently completed programmes and projects below.

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Science Education Programme
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 IAP Science Education Programme

IAP seeks to reform and develop science education on a global scale, especially in primary and secondary schools, with a pedagogy based on inquiry (Inquiry-based Science Education, IBSE).

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 2019 IAP Conference and General Assembly

The IAP Conference and General Assembly was hosted by IAP in collaboration with the Korean Academy of Science and Technology (KAST) in April 2019. 

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 Review of ASADI

ASADI Evaluation. In 2013, the InterAcademy Council (IAC) was requested by the US National Academy of Sciences to conduct an independent, summative evaluation of the African Science Academy Development Initiative (ASADI).

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 AEMASE, African-European-Mediterranean Academies for Science Education

Improving science communication, championing formal and informal science education (SE) and fostering citizen science literacy are crucial for sustained economic growth and human welfare.

  • Sustainable Development Goals
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 Science for Poverty Eradication

Science academies can help eradicate poverty and promote sustainable development. This because science-based decision making is crucial to increase the effectiveness of public policies designed to reduce inequalities and impact poverty.

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 African Academies Diaspora Fellows Program

The African Academies Diaspora Fellowship Programme provided support for African academies to invite African diaspora members to collaborate on policy initiatives or other activities designed to strengthen the host academies.