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2nd Meeting, 3rd Global Dialogue on AI.

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   3rd Global Dialogue on AI #OneHumanity: Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. The 3rd UNAOC Dialogue on " AI for #OneHumanity: Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence " will take place on 22–23 April 2025 at Room XX (Human Rights and Alliance of Civilizations room) of the Palais des Nations in Geneva. Following the success of its first two iterations, the 3rd Dialogue on "AI for #OneHumanity" will convene key stakeholders — including governments, international organizations, private sector leaders, innovators, and representatives from academia, media, and civil society — to foster collaboration, share insights, and explore strategies to ensure the responsible and inclusive development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the service of humanity. Organized by the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) in collaboration with Onuart Foundation, the two-day gathering will feature thematic discussions focused on the role of AI in fostering dialogue, advancing...

1st Meeting, 3rd Global Dialogue on AI.

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3rd Global Dialogue on AI for #OneHumanity: Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence. The 3rd UNAOC Dialogue on "AI for #OneHumanity: Human-Centered Artificial Intelligence" will take place on 22–23 April 2025 at Room XX (Human Rights and Alliance of Civilizations room) of the Palais des Nations in Geneva. Following the success of its first two iterations, the 3rd Dialogue on "AI for #OneHumanity" will convene key stakeholders — including governments, international organizations, private sector leaders, innovators, and representatives from academia, media, and civil society — to foster collaboration, share insights, and explore strategies to ensure the responsible and inclusive development of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the service of humanity. Organized by the United Nations Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC) in collaboration with Onuart Foundation, the two-day gathering will feature thematic discussions focused on the role of AI in fostering dialogue, advancing ...

Plenary 5: Closing Ceremony.

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Closing the plenary session will articulate the vision of collaboration and continue to build, consolidate and nurture partnerships based on shared priorities to deliver for food security, economic stability, gender equality and climate resilience. The world's most vulnerable populations are increasingly burdened by heightened food insecurity, poverty, and social inequality, as a result of the water scarcity, malnutrition, biodiversity loss, and extreme weather events that are more prevalent in these regions. At this critical juncture, CGIAR Science Week's plenary program brings together global and regional leaders in research, policy, and development to discuss how we can harness and scale science and innovation and partner in more effective ways to provide food, nutrition and climate security for all.  Related Sites and Documents:  Website  and  Programme . Watch the Plenary 5: Closing Ceremony!

Plenary 4: Connecting Science & Growing Frontiers.

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As global agriculture and food systems face unprecedented challenges—from climate change and resource constraints to food security and economic stability—science, innovation, and strategic partnerships are more critical than ever. This plenary session will highlight CGIAR's pivotal role in harnessing research, technology, and collaboration to drive resilient and sustainable agri-food solutions . With a focus on fostering scientific advancements and securing sustained global investment in research , the discussion will explore forward-thinking approaches to enhance food, land, and water systems . Additionally, the session will delve into the growing frontiers of agricultural transformation, examining the role of artificial intelligence in accelerating evidence synthesis , the coordination of critical research needs, and the integration of global, local, and Indigenous knowledge. By connecting science with actionable strategies , this session will underscore the power of innovat...

Plenary 3: Targeting Transformation - Africa & Harvesting Innovation - Latin America & Caribbean.

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  This plenary session will explore transformative strategies and innovations driving agricultural resilience and sustainability across Africa, Latin America, and the Caribbean (LAC) . In Africa, the discussion will center on key regional commitments, including the African Union's Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) outcomes and the Kampala Declaration. It will examine how CGIAR's 2030 Research and Innovation strategy aligns with these frameworks, leveraging science and technology to address complex challenges and advance resilience and prosperity. Meanwhile, in LAC, the session will highlight how initiatives like AgriLAC Resiliente—CGIAR's regional initiative—have been integrated into agri-food innovation systems to strengthen competitiveness, enhance food and nutritional security, and mitigate climate and environmental challenges . By fostering networks of collaboration and scaling impactful solutions, this session will showcase the role of cu...

Plenary 2: Building Bridges & Scaling Impact.

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The plenary session will focus on fostering regional integration, scaling innovation, and amplifying the impact of CGIAR's research in addressing agricultural challenges . Anchored in the ASEAN-CGIAR Innovate for Food and Nutrition Security Regional Program—launched at the 45th Meeting of the ASEAN Ministers on Agriculture and Forestry (AMAF) in 2023—this session will highlight efforts to enhance collaboration within the ASEAN region and explore South-South cooperation . By scaling bold, integrated innovations, CGIAR aims to build climate-resilient agri-food systems, improve livelihoods across the value chain, and ensure more affordable, nutritious food while safeguarding the environment. Additionally, the session will examine CGIAR's research portfolio for 2025-2030, focusing on strategies to effectively scale scientific advancements to reach farmers and consumers worldwide . By aligning with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and global agricultural transformation effor...

Plenary 1: Opening Ceremony - Welcoming Science.

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The world's most vulnerable populations are increasingly burdened by heightened food insecurity, poverty, and social inequality, as a result of the water scarcity, malnutrition, biodiversity loss, and extreme weather events that are more prevalent in these regions. The CGIAR Science Week will open with a high-level plenary session that underscores the organization's unwavering commitment to international agricultural research and the critical role of sustained global investment in innovation, technology, and science . This session will serve as a cornerstone for the week, setting the stage for exploring transformative solutions to the complex challenges facing agri-food systems . Recognizing the interconnected and context-specific nature of these challenges , the session will reflect on past successes and lessons learned while embracing new approaches that prioritize inclusivity, partnership, and innovation . A key focus will be on How CGIAR can foster mission-driven collabo...