Blog Post
AI Governance Incomplete without Considering the Impact of Carbon and Social Footprints
AI has enormous potential to address challenges facing humanity and the environment but there are grey areas that require immediate attention.
Blog Post
Youth Digital Engagement for Global Action: Insights and the Way Forward
The importance of co-creating engagement with young people and of addressing digital exclusion has been highlighted in our Youth Day Twitter chat.
News
UNU-CPR Welcomes Two New Researchers
UNU-CPR welcomes Cristal Downing and Sophie Huvé as new researchers.
Blog Post
AI & Global Governance: COVID-19 Underlines the Need for AI-Support Governance of Water-Energy-Food Nexus
Why a Water-Energy-Food Nexus could be the next step in creating cooperative AI-supported governance.
News
New Report Highlights the Potential of Technologies to Uncover Patterns of Labour Exploitation
Smartphone app Apprise allows for secure and confidential interviews of vulnerable populations to identify cases of human trafficking.
Series
5 Facts on Mangroves
Mangroves are an important component in the ecosystem, with many benefits.
News
UNU Macau and Caritas Macau Partner to Advance Research and Capacity Building Initiatives
The five-year partnership aims to strengthen cooperation in sustainable community development, social innovation, and civil society cyber resilience.
Blog Post
Doing Fieldwork in the Era of Physical Distancing
Flexibility and engendering a system of trust and mutual respect when working with offsite teams are essential for effective collaboration.
Press Release
Greening the COVID-19 recovery for a sustainable future for Africa and beyond.
The socio-economic impacts of decarbonisation for African countries, and how green transitions are affected by COVID-19.
News
5 UN Career Advice from the Co-Architect of the Millennium Development Goals and Former Resident Coordinator in Pakistan, Dr Jan Vandemoortele
Dr Jan Vandemoortele's key takeaways from his 30 years with the UN help guide you through your career.