Events

Opportunities to join UNU events worldwide

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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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Upcoming Events

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UNESCO Chair Special Session at the III LALICS Master's Academy 2026

Call for Master's students to join the UNESCO Chair special session at the III LALICS Master's Academy 2026.

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CILAC 2026-UNESCO Chair Panel on Science and Agriculture: Sustainability and Competitiveness

A roundtable at Foro CILAC 2026 on how science and innovation are transforming agriculture, sustainability and competitiveness in Latin America

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Symposium

Call for Papers: Economic Fitness and Complexity Symposium

The Economic Fitness and Complexity Symposium invites research on innovation, structural change and development.

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WINTER SCHOOL : Natural Capital, Nature-Based Solutions to Climate Change, and Valuation of Ecosystem Services: A Commons Perspective

This Winter School takes place in India from 7 til 12 December 2026. The last date to apply is 31 October 2026 (limited seats).

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Fourth International Young Scientist Forum on Climate Change

The Fourth International Young Scientist Forum (IYSF) on Climate Change, will be convened under the theme “AI-Empowered Forest-Based Solutions.”

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Training

United Nations University Program on Digital Technology and Sustainable Development

This program, designed for bachelor's and master's students, introduces the use of AI for public policy with a truly multidisciplinary perspective

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Training

AI Research for Better Policy

This unique 1-week training, designed for PhD students, early-career researchers and working professionals, introduces the use of AI for research

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Conference

Dresden Nexus Conference 2027

DNC2027 | Advancing the Resource Nexus: From the Source to Sea Continuum 27–29 April 2027, Barcelona, Spain

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Previous Events

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Science Talk: The Land Side of Climate Extremes

From Soil Moisture Deficits to Carbon and Water Consequences

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The 2027 SDG Summit: What Does It Mean for the SDGs and the Post-2030 Development Agenda?

On 11 September 2026, UNU will host a conversation with Haoliang Xu, United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Associate Administrator of UNDP.

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Science Talk: Digital Tools for Weeds and Invasive Plants

AI-Powered Tools for Smarter Weed Management

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UNU-CRIS and the Bhutan Knowledge Exchange and Capacity-Building Programme

This programme is a strategic knowledge-exchange and capacity-building initiative between the Kingdom of Bhutan and UNU-CRIS.

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Caribbean Capacity-Building Workshop on Science, Technology and Innovation Policies and Instruments for the SDGs

The UN IATT Workstream 6 brings together partners for a Caribbean workshop strengthening STI policy and instruments for sustainable development in SIDS.

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Webinar #8 | Lessons Learned from Decades as a Public Administration Editor

James L. Perry will discuss how to effectively and meaningfully serve as a peer reviewer, editorial board member, and editor in today's landscape.

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Joint International Economics - UNU-CRIS Seminar: Mapping Climate-Related Planned Relocation and Retreat: Insights from Global and European Databases

Within the field of human climate mobility, planned relocation and retreat remain among the understudied forms of mobility.

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Trajectories of Change in the Japanese Economy

On 3 September 2026, UNU will host a conversation with Professor D. Hugh Whittaker, Professor in the Economy and Business of Japan at the Nissan Institute of Japanese Studies.

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Prof. Fatima Denton to give keynote speech at UNU-INRA's 2026 Kwapong Lecture

Theme: "The Age of Contradictions: Reflections on Power, Narratives and Green Transitions."