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UNU-INWEH Inaugurates “The Grace of a Knight,” a Public Art Exhibition on Gender, Water, and Health to Celebrate its 30th Anniversary
Exhibition in downtown Toronto bridges art and science to bring attention to complex water, environment and health issues faced by women worldwide.
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Towards A New Compass of Progress: The Start of the UN Intergovernmental Process to Move Beyond GDP
A recent report by the UN Secretary-General’s High-Level Expert Group on Beyond GDP can reset the rules for how we measure progress
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What is El Niño? And Why Does It Matter in a Warming World?
El Niño is a natural climate pattern influencing global weather. Learn why it is increasingly important to understand in a warming world.
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From Participation to Power: What It Really Takes to Empower Communities Digitally
Digital tools are only as powerful as the governance structures that give them purpose.
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Know the Expert "Lourino Chemane" – May 2026
Meet Lourino Chemane, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the National Institute of Information and Communication Technologies (INTIC), Mozambique.
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Valongo: Município Vencedor do IPIC de 2025
Sessão pública de apresentação dos resultados do estudo que avaliou a presença na internet dos municípios portugueses realizou-se no passado dia 20.
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In the Field with Lisa Hartmann: Scoping Biodiversity Loss and Impacts on People in the Philippines
UNU-EHS research in the Philippines explores climate-related losses affecting biodiversity, ecosystems and people’s relationships with nature.
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From Gold and Grain to Petabytes and Petaflops: Rewriting the Wealth of Nations
The wealth of nations now lies not in vaults or fields, but in data flows and computational systems.
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Women’s status in economics: Evidence from Africa, Asia, and Latin America
New research by Fiona Tregenna and co-authors examines gender gaps in economics across Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
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Building STI Policy Capacity: A Multi-Agency UN Effort in Action
Global experts discuss how stronger STI policy capacity can support sustainable development and long-term institutional change.