During our last day of the CSS event, we brought another very important value for our participants by introducing them with the Public Policies, Funding landscape & Open Call opportunities. Plenary

CSS parallel sessions intend to demonstrate how digital transformation can contribute to the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The objective of these sessions was not to debate current days but to contribute to understanding better how a digital transformation will support our quality of life, for example enhancing the main unmet needs that should drive the science agenda in the next ten years.

The third plenary session “Tech Panel” started with the welcome speech by P3’s moderator João Quintas, Project Manager and Researcher at Instituto Pedro Nunes (IPN). Like the moderators in the previous CSS sessions, João Quintas followed the same approach by introducing the participants with the vision of the CSS, ecosystem and goals to inspire innovative approaches, foster new partnerships and deliver better value out of the Summit.

CSS parallel sessions intend to demonstrate how digital transformation can contribute to the United Nations 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. The objective of these sessions was not to debate current days but to contribute to understanding better how a digital transformation will support our quality of life, for example enhancing the main unmet needs that should drive the science agenda in the next ten years.

The second plenary session “Holistic Approach, Partnerships & Ethics” kicked off with the welcome speech by P2’s moderator António Damasceno, Block.IS Coordinator at F6S, providing a vision of the CSS on how Sustainable Development Goals from the United Nations & Green Deal from the EU can inspire technology to create value for society.

The first plenary session “Sustainable goals” kicked off with an opening welcome video and it was an exciting session that facilitated an exchange of valuable information, sharing of ideas and networking with creative people.