A Kenyan Ph.D. Fellow at the UNU Geothermal Training Programme in Iceland explains why geothermal energy is so important for developing nations. »
Among fragile states, Cambodia stands out in its achievement of a relatively well-enforced, solidly institutionalized labour rights regime. »
An oyster farmer turned author exemplifies how tsunami-hit Tohoku should rebuild by tapping into the region's rich wisdom and traditions. »
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. »
With our oceans under more pressure than ever before, the simple step of setting some areas off limits to fishery could reap tremendous benefits. »
Addressing the ongoing contestation of power between local and national authorities is crucial for ensuring effective development assistance. »
Despite great strides in development and poverty reduction since independence, Bangladesh remains a paradox of success combined with often-weak governance. »
Participants in the 2011 UNU-EHS Social Vulnerability Summer Academy examined climate change adaptation strategies in fragile states. »
A truly green economy cannot hinge solely on technology, but must be a revolution of democracy and equality. »
Though controversial, genetically modified crops could help to solve Africa's food, agriculture and human security challenges. »
Building research capacity in developing country universities helps to improve environmental management and planning. »
Is there a complementary relationship between internal and external technology sourcing on innovation and productivity?... »