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Allea
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenAssociationScience & ResearchDemocracy & Public Goods
Impact3Sustainability Goals
LocationBerlin
About Allea
Allea, or All European Academies, is the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities. It represents 60 academies from approximately 40 European countries, operating at the interface of science, policy, and society. Allea advocates for science as a global public good, aiming to improve research conditions, deliver expert science advice, and strengthen science's role in society. Headquartered in Berlin, Germany, the organization focuses on key themes such as research culture, research policy, science advice, and the relationship between science and society. It is also the author of the "European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity".
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Scientific Expertise for Policy and Society
ALLEA provides science-based recommendations to policymakers and the public, promoting informed decision-making and transparent governance.
Strengthening Research Integrity and Freedom
The organization promotes high ethical standards and academic freedom, protects at-risk scholars, and fosters trust in science.
Partnerships for the Goals
European Science Collaboration
As a European federation of academies, ALLEA connects 60 academies to mobilize collective expertise for societal challenges.
Joint Strengthening of European Research
The organization supports the European Research Area and promotes open science through strategic partnerships like SAPEA.
Quality Education
Improving Conditions for Research Excellence
ALLEA strives to improve research conditions, which strengthens the quality of higher education and scientific output.
Promoting Science as a Public Good
The organization advocates for science as a global public good and works to solidify its role in society.
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Q1What is Allea's main mission?
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Allea, or All European Academies, is the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities. Its core mission is to promote science as a global public good by improving research conditions, delivering expert science advice, and strengthening the role of science in society.
Q2Where is Allea headquartered?
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Allea is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. From this location, the organization coordinates its activities as the European Federation of Academies of Sciences and Humanities.
Q3How does Allea contribute to sustainable development and social progress?
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Allea primarily contributes to SDG 16 (Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions) by promoting research ethics and integrity. Secondarily, it supports SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals) and SDG 4 (Quality Education) through its work on research culture, policy advice, and strengthening the role of science in society.
Q4Where can I find current job openings at Allea and how can I apply?
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Interested individuals can find current job openings at Allea directly on the organization's official website. Applications can be submitted via the link provided there, which leads to the detailed job descriptions.
Q5How extensive is Allea's network in Europe?
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Allea represents an extensive network of 60 academies of sciences and humanities from approximately 40 European countries, both within and outside the EU. This allows the organization to exert far-reaching influence on science and policy.
Q6What important publications or initiatives are associated with Allea?
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Allea is the author of the "European Code of Conduct for Research Integrity," a foundational text for EU research. It is also significantly involved with SAPEA to provide evidence-based science advice to the European Commission and bestows the "Madame de Staël Prize."
