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GESDA unveils new "anticipatory science diplomacy" framework

The Geneva foundation emphasizes that science diplomacy needs anticipation so it can evolve and renew multilateralism.

The Swiss foundation is headquartered at Campus Biotech in Geneva.
The Swiss foundation headquartered at Campus Biotech in Geneva issued a new framework for anticipatory science diplomacy to ensure scientific breakthroughs benefit all of humanity. (AN)

GENEVA (AN) — The Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator Foundation released a new report that outlines a framework calling for proactive science governance.

GESDA suggests in it 36-page report released on Monday that current diplomatic systems need overhauling because they are reactive and struggle to keep up with fast scientific advances. It proposes integrating scientific foresight into international relations with the goal of shaping future outcomes.

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