Events

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The UNU global network hosts events online and at diverse locations around the world. See individual event announcements for registration information.

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Previous Events

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Ecosystems for Transformative Entrepreneurship in Africa

MAASTRICHT & ONLINE: Our UNU-MERIT Seminar Series is pleased to announce an upcoming research seminar featuring Erik Stam, Full Professor and Academic Director at Utrecht University.

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Recul de l'aide au développement : quelles conséquences pour la transition écologique et la solidarité internationale ?

Comment la baisse historique de l’APD rebat-elle les cartes du financement de la transition écologique et des solidarités internationales ?

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Degree Defense -

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Science Talk: Using Radiocarbon Analysis to Understand Fossil Carbon in Water Recovery Processes

Implications of Fossil Carbon for IPCC Greenhouse Gas Methodologies

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Public PhD Defense of Gaia Romeo, UNU-CRIS PhD Fellow

The PhD defense by Gaia Romeo takes place in Brussels on 10 June 2026.

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The Missing Dimension: War, Violence, Climate & Environmental Loss

As the global community gathers at SB64 in Bonn, this event highlights the intersection of conflict, environmental degradation & climate change.

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UNU-IIGH at GHS 2026

UNU-IIGH, as a Local Organising Partner, will actively engage in GHS 2026 through sessions, workshops, and convenings on key global health priorities.

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Reimagining the Wealth of Nations: From Invisible Hand to Digital Hand

On 5 June 2026, UNU will host a conversation with Prof. Yilei Shao, Founding Dean of the Shanghai AI-Finance School at East China Normal University.

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Best Practices to Save Multilateralism

Exploring the vulnerabilities of the current multilateral order – and the innovative practices required to strengthen global cooperation