Blog Post
Reflections from COP30: Climate Action in the Amazon
Researcher Sanae Okamoto reflects on COP30 in Belém, Brazil, sharing observations on climate talks and Indigenous presence.
Commentary
COP30 Advanced Rights-Based Climate Action
Writing in Diplomatic Courier, our expert Naoyuki Okano argues that COP30 delivered progress on rights-based climate action.
News
COP30 Debrief: One Health as SDG Accelerator
Nidhi Nagabhatla of UNU-CRIS will join the International One-Health Conference as a discussant
News
Harnessing the Power of Biodiversity to Manage Sewage
New technologies enable a targeted approach to microbial community design, presenting an opportunity for constructed wetlands as sanitation tools.
Media Coverage
Flávia Guerra featured in El País on how green spaces can transform marginalized neighbourhoods in Buenos Aires
UNU-EHS Senior Research featured El País article on green transformations in Buenos Aires.
News
Infographic Deep Dive: 5 Windows Into Egypt’s Economics of Climate Adaptation
A new approach shows how Egypt can protect people, services and growth through smart climate adaptation.
News
From Vision to Action: UNU Global AI Network Releases 2025 Report
This report highlights key milestones in multi-stakeholder collaboration aimed at advancing ethical and inclusive AI for sustainable development.
Article
What makes people welcome or reject refugees? What research in Germany reveals
Published in The Conversation UK, this article examines how humanitarian values and message framing shape public attitudes towards refugees.
News
Infographic Deep Dive: 5 Windows Into Thailand’s Economics of Climate Adaptation
This risk assessment approach for Thailand shows a potential future climate picture and pinpoints the adaptation measures to deliver real impact.
Press Release
UNU Signs Agreements to Establish New Institute Focused on Big Data and Artificial Intelligence
The new institute will mark a significant milestone in leveraging the potential of big data and AI to address issues of human habitat change.