Blog Post
The Price of Order?
Big power relations are in a bad state. Does this make the United Nations less or more relevant to global politics?
Media Coverage
From Sweeping Punishment to Real Justice in Countering Terrorism
How international policymakers can break cycles of conflict.
News
New Research Sheds Light on ODA To Address SDG Target 8.7
Delta 8.7 publishes groundbreaking data on countries' development spending commitments.
News
Videos on Partnership for Apprise - Technology to Identify Victims of Human Trafficking
UNU Macau recently published two videos about Apprise, an app that is user-friendly and appropriate for use with state and civil society actors.
News
Workshop Considers the Future of Bioenergy Development in Asia
UNU-IAS contributed an international workshop on future perspectives of bioenergy development in Asia.
News
Report on the Use of ICT to Support Psychosocial Wellbeing of Rural Women
UNU Macau conducted a research based on the iWomen Inspiring Women App, exploring how ICTs can improve mental health of marginalised groups.
News
"Leaving No One Behind" — Beyond Data Disaggregation
UNU Macau researcher Mamello Thinyane wrote a blog on how to operationalize the concept of "Leave No One Behind" from data perspective.
News
UNU Institute in Macau Presented a Paper on ICT Tool to Support Operation of a Homeless Centre
Dr. Mamello Thinyane attended the Participatory Design Conference on behalf of UNU Macau.
Blog Post
High and Dry: The UN Risks Being Left Behind by the Turning Tide of Global Drug Policy
While the tide is shifting rapidly on global drugs policy, the United Nations – paralyzed by conflicting demands of Member States – is at risk.
News
End of an Era: Michael Best Recalls His Journey as the First Director of UNU Institute in Macau
Before Michael Best left UNU Macau, he shared experiences and memories in this institution, showing optimistic attitude about the Institute’s future.