News
Understanding How Bacteria Organize and Build their "Super-Cities" and Finding Ways to Neutralize Them
Bacteria have long harnessed the power of many, and if we are to control them, we must understand their coordinated protection strategies.
News
New edition of the UN-Portugal Digital Fellowship will take place in April
Envisaged participants of this Fellowship are high-level officials from developing countries and diplomatic officials at the Permanent Mission in NY.
Article
What are the Root Causes of Global Issues and Why Do They Matter?
Discover the hidden drivers of global crises and how addressing them paves the way for a fair, sustainable future.
Media Coverage
TV Programme Features Satoyama Field Visit by UNU-IAS Experts
Nippon Television highlighted a collaborative project to revive and sustainably manage degraded landscape in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.
Multimedia
Episode 7: COP30: A Turnaround COP or a Missed Opportunity?
Multilateralism UNpacked
Article
Twin events on capacity building for a Just Transition after coal: Bridging local action and global policy
From Lusatia to the UN Climate Summit, UNU-FLORES and partners advance institutional capacity building for a gender-just energy transition.
News
Master’s Student Receives Award for Thesis on Peatland Restoration in Germany
Former Master’s Student Jana Balzer of Germany was awarded the thesis prize from the BUND Research Awards for her research on peatlands.
News
Inclusive Biodiversity Governance Showcased at CBD Meetings in Panama
UNU-IAS experts shared insights on resilience, governance and community-led monitoring at key meetings under the Convention on Biological Diversity.
Blog Post
Advancing Safe, Interoperable, and Human-Centered AI Governance
Insights from Dr. Yik Chan Chin of the UNU Global AI Network
Blog Post
Innovation in the Age of AI: Setting a Policy Research Agenda for Latin America
Carlo Pietrobelli and Fernando Vargas joined experts to discuss how AI is shaping innovation in LAC and the policy priorities needed to guide its use