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Area of Science:

  • Science and policy interface
  • Global health security
  • Environmental science

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  • Global challenges necessitate international cooperation and evidence-informed policies.
  • Scientist engagement in policy-making is crucial but faces complex international barriers.
  • Early-career scientists' perspectives are vital for shaping global policy.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore mechanisms and barriers for scientists, particularly early-career researchers, engaging in global policy-making.
  • To identify key stakeholders and strategies for enhancing scientist involvement in policy.
  • To provide examples from chemistry-related disciplines on contributing to global policy.

Main Methods:

  • Review of existing mechanisms for scientist-policy engagement.
  • Analysis of barriers faced by early-career scientists.
  • Case studies and examples from chemistry-related fields.

Main Results:

  • Scientific academies, societies, universities, and networks are key stakeholders.
  • Adaptation of structures within these organizations can foster engagement.
  • Awareness, resources, training, and networking are critical for connecting scientists with policymakers.

Conclusions:

  • Enhanced engagement of early-career scientists in policy-making is essential for addressing global challenges.
  • Stakeholders must adapt to facilitate scientist contributions to evidence-informed policies.
  • Targeted initiatives are needed to connect emerging scientists with global decision-makers.