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How does NATO improve the quality of human life?
23 August 2019
Our society is facing a wide variety of challenges which threaten our security. Terrorism, cyber attacks, and chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear agents are just some of the threats that scientists aim to tackle through multinational projects under the NATO Science for Peace and Security (SPS) Programme.
By providing training and a platform for collaboration among scientists, the SPS Programme helps to address the security issues that matter most to Allied states and partner countries. It represents a unique channel for non-military scientific cooperation, which connects scientists, experts and officials from across the globe.