Scientists have to be part of the policy decisions process. Politics have to recognise and to claim openly the importance of science for the society in order to increase the social responsability of scientists. - to give support to the existing competences While creating new competences, it is important to recognise the already existing ones who have a real knowledge of the practise of science in their own country. What ever the quantity of science beeing done and the work conditions, the results have to answer quality criteria. In the industrialised countries, statistics reveal a scientific growing illeteracy which shows a lack of understanding to the applications of science and technology. This, in turn, can lead to a reject of science or to a non better devoted allowance.
Educated people are fundamental for the benefits of science in the development process.
It is also the only guarantee that science is not cliverted for the profit of a few. Knowledge must belong to every one. More over, the circulation of scientific and technical informations is a compulsory condition to the achievement of a balanced world. On the other side, one has to find unanimously accepted rules to protect the inventions . In addition, ecology was mostly dedicated to local problems, and the natural sciences did not pay much attention to the possible interactions with life.