Converting geothermal knowledge into megawatts

Converting geothermal knowledge into megawatts

2012•02•21

A Kenyan Ph.D. Fellow at the UNU Geothermal Training Programme in Iceland explains why geothermal energy is so important for developing nations. »

Social protection lessons from Cambodia’s garment workers

Social protection lessons from Cambodia’s garment workers

2012•02•16

Among fragile states, Cambodia stands out in its achievement of a relatively well-enforced, solidly institutionalized labour rights regime. »

From mountain to sea: A vision for rebuilding Tohoku

From mountain to sea: A vision for rebuilding Tohoku

2012•02•14

An oyster farmer turned author exemplifies how tsunami-hit Tohoku should rebuild by tapping into the region's rich wisdom and traditions. »

What does "good governance" mean?

What does “good governance” mean?

2012•02•09

Conceptual clarity needs to be found for the term “good governance” if it is to be of any practical use to development agencies, policy-makers and other international actors. »

Can no-take fishery reserves help protect our oceans?

Can no-take fishery reserves help protect our oceans?

2012•02•07

With our oceans under more pressure than ever before, the simple step of setting some areas off limits to fishery could reap tremendous benefits. »

Decentralization and service delivery in African cities

Decentralization and service delivery in African cities

2012•02•02

Addressing the ongoing contestation of power between local and national authorities is crucial for ensuring effective development assistance. »

Resilient people, fragile governance: Bangladesh

Resilient people, fragile governance: Bangladesh

2012•01•31

Despite great strides in development and poverty reduction since independence, Bangladesh remains a paradox of success combined with often-weak governance. »

Summer study on social vulnerability

Summer study on social vulnerability

2012•01•26

Participants in the 2011 UNU-EHS Social Vulnerability Summer Academy examined climate change adaptation strategies in fragile states. »

Green economy and growth: Fiddling while Rome burns?

Green economy and growth: Fiddling while Rome burns?

2012•01•24

A truly green economy cannot hinge solely on technology, but must be a revolution of democracy and equality. »

Are transgenic crops safe? GM agriculture in Africa

Are transgenic crops safe? GM agriculture in Africa

2012•01•19

Though controversial, genetically modified crops could help to solve Africa's food, agriculture and human security challenges. »

Environmental management: Boosting research in Cambodia

Environmental management: Boosting research in Cambodia

2012•01•17

Building research capacity in developing country universities helps to improve environmental management and planning. »

Impact of technology sourcing strategies in Chinese firms

Impact of technology sourcing strategies in Chinese firms

2012•01•12

Is there a complementary relationship between internal and external technology sourcing on innovation and productivity?... »