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2025- a year in review

2025 in 2.5 mins – a year in review for Science Into Action.



It was almost as much fun making the year in review video as actually doing all the work in 2025! 🙂 


Thanks for the great partnerships, fascinating projects, investment in #scienceimpact,and much much more. Happy start of 2026 all … 


2025 was a a busy year for Science into Action

 
 
 

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