Some 150 readers of the UNESCO Science Report air their views

focus_shutterstock_141925849_dpl_en.jpg © UNESCO In early 2017, UNESCO contracted the independent Technopolis Group in Paris to conduct an Evaluation of the UNESCO Science Report published in late 2015. The evaluation was presented to UNESCO’s Executive Board in October 2017. Here, we compare the findings of a stakeholder survey conducted as part of this evaluation with those of a reader satisfaction survey available on the UNESCO Science Report portal since 2016. In the Evaluation’s survey of 99 users of the UNESCO Science Report, almost half of respondents came from academia (21) and National…

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