Olena Yakovleva
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Olena Yakovleva is a forward-thinking researcher whose work lies at the intersection of education, science policy, and sustainable development. Her key research areas include the transformation of science and education systems in the context of the modern scientific and technological revolution, with a particular focus on aligning these systems with the UN’s 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. Her most cited paper, “New Trends in Scientific and Technological Revolution (STR) and Transformation of Science and Education Systems in the Paradigm of Sustainable Development” (2021), has garnered 4 citations—a modest but meaningful indicator of its growing influence among scholars and policymakers. In this work, Yakovleva argues that education and science are foundational to building a fair, peaceful, and sustainable society at global, continental, regional, and national levels. Her major contribution lies in framing the current STR not merely as a technological shift, but as a catalyst for rethinking how knowledge systems can drive equitable progress. By bridging high-level UN strategies with actionable educational reforms, Yakovleva provides a critical lens for researchers and practitioners seeking to integrate sustainability into curricula and institutional frameworks. Her work is especially relevant for students and scholars interested in the nexus of innovation, policy, and social transformation.
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