Upcoming Events
Previous Events
Event
Healthy Planet, Healthy People: The Role of the Satoyama Initiative for Green & Blue Recovery
A side event at 2021 HLPF discussing the role of socio-ecological production landscapes and seascapes in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
Event
Higher Education Sustainability Initiative Special Event at HLPF 2021
An online session exploring the role of higher education in achieving Sustainable Development Goals and promoting resilient recovery.
Event
Carbon Neutrality & Social Transformation: Are We on Track to Arrive at a Justice-Based Transition?
As part of HLPF 2021, UNU institutes and partners will host a side event exploring the policies needed to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050.
Event
Synergising ESD for 2030 Stakeholders Dialogue — Learn for our Planet, Act for Sustainability
This event co-organised by UNU-IAS will discuss how to accelerate multi-stakeholder action on Education for Sustainable Development.
Event
Codesigning and Piloting Inclusive Participatory Procedures for Enacting the SDGs – From the Physical CoOPLAGE to the Digital CoOPILOT
CoOPLAGE group developed participatory decision methods for 20 years, focusing on "participatory engineering of participation".
Event
Urban Flood Management in a Data-Scarce Environment
This Nexus Seminar Series event will discuss managing floods in urban environments affected by climate change.
Event
UNU Macau Research Career Information Sessions
UNU Macau is holding sessions to provide information about their research and culture and to answer questions about six open research positions.
Event
The Coastal Seascapes We Want — Voices of Women Scientists in Ocean Research
A UNU-IAS webinar bringing together women scientists and ocean activists who base their research in Japan.
Event
Food System Resilience Nexus Dialogue
Co-organised by UNU-FLORES, this event will investigate the role of Integrated Natural Resource Management (INRM) in food system resilience.
Event
Tackling gender-related barriers in COVID-19 vaccine delivery and uptake in LMICs
Gender barriers in health, rooted in various systems, hinder equitable COVID-19 vaccine access, requiring targeted actions to overcome them.