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Announcement 26 Jun 2025

UNU-IIGH at FFD4

UNU-IIGH is attending the 4th International Conference on Financing for Development (FFD4) from 30 June – 3 July 2025, as part of the UNU delegation.

News 25 Jun 2025

VerFarming Weisswasser Project Kick-Off

The first meeting for the 'VerFarming Weißwasser' project was on 22 May 2025 at the UNU-FLORES branch office in Weißwasser.

Article 25 Jun 2025

Higher Education’s Evolving Role in Sustainable Development

There is a growing consensus and evidence that universities are essential partners in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.

Multimedia 25 Jun 2025

In Conversation with the Geneva Center for Human Rights: Sanae Okamoto on Education's Role in Climate Protection

Sanae Okamoto discusses education's role in addressing climate change and advancing environmental rights.

Multimedia 25 Jun 2025

Video: Critical Minerals Information and Knowledge Hub (C-MINK) Writeshop

INRA organises 3 day Write shop on refining the concept of its Critical Minerals Information and Knowledge Hub (C-MINK).

Report 25 Jun 2025

Implications of International Financial Architecture Reform for Fragile and Conflict-Affected States

How international financial reform can better address the needs of fragile and conflict-affected States.

News 24 Jun 2025

Four Positions Open at UNU Macau

We are on the lookout for motivated and talented individuals to join our team in Macau.

News 24 Jun 2025

AI Literacy Highlighted at Global Sustainable Development Congress

UNU-IAS sessions at the event in Istanbul, Türkiye addressed AI literacy and the impacts of AI in education.

Press Release 24 Jun 2025

Dr. Aya Suzuki Appointed as Senior Vice-Rector of the United Nations University

Dr. Aya Suzuki will join the United Nations University as its next Senior Vice-Rector, effective 1 October 2025.

Media Coverage 24 Jun 2025

Opinion: At the UN, we need to do better with less. Here’s how

In Devex, Nicole Goldin and David Passarelli argue that the UN80 reforms can deliver more impact through purpose, pace, priority and precision.