La scienza partecipata per gli obiettivi di sviluppo sostenibile dell'ONU

• Autores: María Cassella
• Localización: Biblioteche oggi: Mensile di informazione aggiornamento dibattito, ISSN 0392-8586, Vol. 42, Nº. 3, 2024, págs. 7-13
• Idioma: italiano

• Es reseña de:

  • La fiscalización jurisdiccional de las pruebas tipo test para el acceso a la función pública

    María José Alonso Mas

    Revista de administración pública, ISSN 0034-7639, Nº 144, 1997, págs. 171-218

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  • The United Nation Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) support the future of the Planet. Data gathered from Citizen science (CS) projects are a new data source that can support the achievements of the UN SDGs. The paper discusses the relationship between Citizen science and SDGs and how Citizen science can effectively support SDGs, i.e.: - CS empowers SDGs projects and targets by gathering considerably more data than could be collected by an individual researcher or a group of researchers, scientific associations, universities, etc. etc. - It puts in place a continuous monitoring of the growth of the UN SDGs targets. - From the community perspective, Citizen science also makes it possible to expand the number of social groups involved in data collection, with a focus on social inclusion. The main role of the academic libraries in supporting SDGs and CS is to promote and to advocate for both. Once again, the focus of academic libraries’ action is on change, their need to follow, or even to anticipate, the ever-changing scenarios of research and society.