Rémi Quirion, the president of Ingsa, recently spoke with RPN about the upcoming 10th-anniversary conference that will take place in Rwanda. The International Network for Government Science Advice is set to celebrate its first decade and look ahead to the future.
The global conference, which is the fifth for the organization (sixth if you count a virtual conference held in 2020), will be the first to take place in a Global South country. This milestone event promises to bring together experts from around the world to collaborate and share their knowledge and experiences.
During the conference, attendees will have the opportunity to reflect on the achievements of the past ten years and discuss the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. Quirion emphasized the importance of this milestone event and expressed his excitement at the prospect of bringing together experts from around the world to collaborate and share their knowledge and experiences.
The conference promises to be a platform for meaningful discussions and networking opportunities for all those involved in the field of government science advice. With a particular focus on developing countries, Ingsa has played a vital role in connecting policymakers, scientists, and researchers to ensure evidence-based decision-making in government.
