Science Diplomacy through the Lens of Intergovernmental Institutions

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Science Diplomacy through the Lens of Intergovernmental Institutions Examples from the Inter-American Institute for Global Change Research (IAI) Maria Uhle U.S. National Science Foundation Chair, IAI Executive Council April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 1

Potential Goals of Science Diplomacy Unite nations to pursue a common goal Address shared challenges Bridge political and developmental divides Focus on scientific challenges larger than one country can address on its own require collaboration April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 2

Potential Goals of Science Diplomacy Unite nations to pursue a common goal Address shared challenges Bridge political and developmental divides Focus on scientific challenges larger than one country can address on its own require collaboration April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 3

IAI Overview Mission The mission of IAI is to develop the capacity of understanding the integrated impact of past, present and future global change on regional and continental environments in the Americas and to promote collaborative, well informed actions at all levels. Core values IAI pursues the principles of scientific excellence, international cooperation and full and open exchange of scientific information relevant to global environmental change. Vision The IAI was envisaged as an intergovernmental instrument by which scientists and decision makers of countries throughout the Americas might jointly address the critical issues associated with global change in the region. April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 4

Developing Scientific Basis for Decision-making Ensure scientific excellence Meet the needs of the Member Countries Build collaboration among research, stakeholders and decision makers co-design of research April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 5

Evolving Structure of IAI Conference of the Parties Science Advisory Committee Executive Council Science Policy Advisory Committee* IAI Directorates Montevideo, Uruguay, 1992 * Newly developing committee to enhance the linkages of IAI research to decision-making - 2013 April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 6

Tripartite Structure of IAI Integrated Operations and Finance Directorate Uruguay Headquarters Science Development Directorate Brasil Adopted in 2012 Science-Policy Liaison Directorate Argentina April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 7

Programmatic Approaches Collaborative Research Networks Small Grants Capacity Building Activities Involvement in International Conventions April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 8

Science, State and Federal Governance Collaborative Research Land Use Dry forest (DF) protection in Minas Gerais, Brazil Disagreement between classification of area as protected between State and Federal laws IAI project TropiDry scientists from Brazil and Canada testified before the State High Court and the Federal Attorney to explain scientific results from international cooperation State Law declared unconstitutional April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 9

Science, State and Federal Governance Collaborative Research Land Use... complex issues of biodiversity, ecosystem function, the sustainability of the coupled natural-human environment were analyzed and presented to the courts in such a way that informed decision-making was possible." Dry forest (DF) protection in Minas Gerais, Brazil Disagreement between classification of area as protected between State and Federal laws IAI project TropiDry scientists from Brazil and Canada testified before the State High Court and the Federal Attorney to explain scientific results from international cooperation State Law declared unconstitutional April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 10

Science, State and Federal Governance Collaborative Research Land Use TropiDry in 2011-2012 Members of the team help the Federal Human Rights Commission to examine violations of the basic right to adequate food Strict Federal conservation laws outlawed traditional subsistence practices, residents lost livelihoods and had to abandon traditional hunting, fishing and subsistence agriculture lands New law is being introduced in the Federal Parliament to amend the Atlantic Forest law to explicitly exclude the Minas dry forests and re-allow deforestation April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 11

Water Science Policy and Diplomacy Human Dimensions Small Grants Water managers in Sonora and Arizona rarely use climate forecasts for decisions on crop mixture, irrigation schedules, or herd size Produce what grows well under average climate Irrigation to compensate rain fall shortae. Irrigation may be maladaptive as overpumping increases in Arizona and Sonora. April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 12

The Outreach, Policy, Diplomacy Tensions between US and Mexico Spirit of collaboration, and shared concerns and interests in climate, water management, disaster planning, development are building IAI Small Grant to Chile, Argentina and Bolivia on Climate change and irrigated agriculture: driving forces and feedbacks between decision makers, biophysical environment, hydrological cycle and land use The IAI brought these teams together in the Aquasec Centre of Excellence (partnership University of Arizona, Universidad Católica de Chile, and the IAI) April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 13

The Outreach, Policy, Diplomacy Initial perception from Chile more affinity with issues in California Closer to Arizona and Sonora Andean runoff is being depleted, and reliance on pumping of ground water April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 14

The Outreach, Policy, Diplomacy Initial perception from Chile more affinity with issues in California Practical impact of this collaboration Chile's Ministry of Public Works became involved in Closer to Arizona and the Sonora project Andean runoff is being depleted, and reliance on pumping of ground water 2015 Chile included its Environment Ministry in its representation to the IAI April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 15

Giving scientists a voice in international politics April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 16

Towards Science Diplomacy Overcome key challenges need a collation of the willing Address common problems Foster the trust between research and decision-making Co-design and co-generation of knowledge is critical Education and training are essential Dialogue Start young build coalitions of experts who can work together Complex challenges require systems approaches There will be trade-offs April 29, 2015 Science Diplomacy 2015: Scientific Drivers for Diplomacy 17