How science and technology contributes to peace promotion, sustainable development and humanitarian action: IDEAS AND CONTACT FORM

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During the Second Review Conference of the Convention on Cluster Munitions (23-27 November 2020), EssentialTech from the École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) will be showcasing its work online in the peace promotion, sustainable development and humanitarian action fields (https://essentialtech.center/epfl-humanitarian-showcase/).

As part of this, EssentialTech would like to hear from you — as actors in the sector — on problems that you think need solving through science and technology or ideas/feedback you might already have to solve issues you see in your work in the mentioned fields. If there's a good match to our work, we may well be in touch to follow-up.

The EssentialTech team are running a breakout session on 26th November at 13h CET entitled 'How science and technology contributes to peace promotion, sustainable development and humanitarian action', we hope you can join us there, and if you're happy for us to use your question/ideas here for one of the panellists in the session, please tick the checkbox.

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