AP-FAST: Facility for Accelerating Science & Technology Knowledge Services for SDGs into National Development Plans in Asia and the Pacific

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International Conference: Asia Pacific Policy Dialogue on Water, Energy and Food Security for Poverty Alleviation in Dryland Regions 23 25 November 2016, Rawalpindi, Pakistan AP-FAST: Facility for Accelerating Science & Technology Knowledge Services for SDGs into National Development Plans in Asia and the Pacific Prof. Dr. Shahbaz Khan Director Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific Cluster Office to Brunei Darussalam, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, and Timor Leste

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization As a specialized agency of the United Nations, UNESCO contributes to the construction of peace, human development, and intercultural dialogue in an era of globalization through education, the sciences, culture, communication and information.

The Knowledge Agency UNESCO has all the qualifications to bring an intellectual and humanist response to globalization and to the economic crisis: we know that culture and art, the sciences, education, communication and knowledge are the real values that form the essence of humanity.

Evolution of UNESCO 1945 UNESCO Constitution: Peace must be founded upon the intellectual and moral solidarity of mankind 2016 Tensions and conflicts in today s globalised world can only find lasting solutions if ignorance is countered with intellectual cooperation, intercultural dialogue, access to information, independent and pluralistic media

Overarching Objectives Peace Contributing to lasting peace; Sustainable development Contributing to sustainable development and the eradication of poverty. Priorities: Africa and Gender Other areas: SIDS, LDCs, countries in transition and youth

How UNESCO Contributes As a standard setter As a clearing house Through capacity building Through international cooperation Headquarters in Paris, France A global network of field offices, regional bureaus and institutes 195 countries, National Commissions

UN Agenda 2030 Three Main Pillars Towards SD and a Green Economy Rio+20 Living in peace Unfinished business Peace & Security MDG+

UN System Task Team: Integrated framework for realizing the "future we want for all" in the post 2015 UN development agenda Environmental sustainability Human rights Equality Sustainability Peace and Security Inclusive social development Inclusive economic development

Related International Developments

Key Global Challenges Climate Change/Global Change Rapid urbanization and population growth Poverty Adaptation to increased hazard, innovation, focus on natural disasters Sustainable Infrastructure Access to infrastructure, services, rights, and technologies Sustainability Innovation Technology

Global Development Agenda Have maintained the idea that scientific and technological innovation can help to achieve sustainable development. Put People and Wellbeing of Human and Planet at the Centre

Regional Science Bureau for Asia and the Pacific As a Regional Bureau for Science, it covers Asia and the Pacific Region (46 countries plus 2 associate members), through its programmes in Freshwater, Oceans, Basic and Engineering Sciences, Earth Sciences, and Coastal zones and Small Islands.

UNESCO Initiatives in S&T

AP FAST What? Asia Pacific Facility for Accelerating Science and Technology in SDGS Tool to address S&T challenges in implementing the 17 SDGs, particularly focusing on: Where? LDCs SIDS

People Planet 5Ps Partnership Prosperity Peace

AP FAST What? (cont.) Platform for dialogue and actions amongst high level experts. Help incorporate S&T knowledge into development plans in line with SDGs. Support the newly adopted 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development (SD) & ensuring no one is left behind. Foster global partnerships and enhance South South Cooperation to build & improve knowledge societies based on SD & STI Establish strong links with governments, regional bodies etc.

AP FAST Thematic Areas FAST Water FAST DRR FAST Innovation FAST Eco FAST Climate FAST Ocean Build around common actions on environmental protection and sustainable use of natural resources

Project Overview How? 1 Regional Strategic Meetings on the Implementation of SDGs also open to selected participants from other regions Launching of AP FAST initiative 2 Identifying effective and inclusive means for the use of S&T knowledge for implementing a transformational development agenda Figure 1. AP FAST structure and components 3 Defining an AP FAST annual meeting model as the regional forum to discuss the processes and progress on the integration of the SDGs in the region

Thank You!