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News 18 Mar 2026

International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative Holds Tenth Global Conference

Members convened in Ecuador to strengthen collaboration for sustainable landscapes and seascapes worldwide.

Announcement 16 Mar 2026

Global Youth MIDORI platform 2026 — Call for University Student Participants

Apply for a youth training programme to be held online in August 2026.

News 16 Mar 2026

Symposium Highlights Contributions of Japanese Universities to Advancing the SDGs

Members of the UNU SDG–Universities Platform shared good practices on their efforts to build a sustainable society.

News 13 Mar 2026

Experts Share Insights on Enhancing Resilience through Partnerships

A symposium explored multi-stakeholder partnerships in Japan that strengthen environmental and disaster resilience in communities.

News 11 Mar 2026

Event Discusses Partnerships for Disaster Recovery

A public talk highlighted the importance of multi-stakeholder collaboration for the resilient recovery of Noto Peninsula in Ishikawa, Japan.

Media Coverage 08 Mar 2026

Empowering Indigenous Women as Education Leaders

An op-ed in Diplomatic Courier calls for empowering Indigenous women as leaders in education.

Announcement 06 Mar 2026

Open Call to Host 2026 RCE Regional Meetings

The deadline for submissions is 8 April 2026.

Media Coverage 27 Feb 2026

Media Features UNU-IAS Expert Presentation on AI in Higher Education

Media outlets in the Republic of Korea featured UNU-IAS expert Jonghwi Park at the AI and Future Education Global Forum.

Press Release 24 Feb 2026

MEDIA ADVISORY: Tenth Global Conference of the International Partnership for the Satoyama Initiative

Journalists are invited to an event on biodiversity conservation featuring innovative solutions from a leading global partnership.

News 18 Feb 2026

Advancing Community Resilience through Landscape Conservation

The Third AEON SATOYAMA Forum addressed the role of traditional satoyama landscapes in disaster recovery and enhancing resilience.