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Media Coverage 16 Dec 2025

COP30 Advanced Rights-Based Climate Action

Writing in Diplomatic Courier, our expert Naoyuki Okano argues that COP30 delivered progress on rights-based climate action.

Media Coverage 08 Dec 2025

TV Programme Features Satoyama Field Visit by UNU-IAS Experts

Nippon Television highlighted a collaborative project to revive and sustainably manage degraded landscape in Ibaraki Prefecture, Japan.

News 05 Dec 2025

Inclusive Biodiversity Governance Showcased at CBD Meetings in Panama

UNU-IAS experts shared insights on resilience, governance and community-led monitoring at key meetings under the Convention on Biological Diversity.

Announcement 01 Dec 2025

Apply Now for the 2026 JSPS–UNU Postdoctoral Fellowship Programme

The deadline for applications is 31 January 2026.

News 21 Nov 2025

COP30 Events Feature Ishikawa Youth

A UNU-IAS youth empowerment initiative engaged two high school students from Japan at the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference in Belém, Brazil.

News 21 Nov 2025

COP30 Event Explores Youth-led Urban Futures

An event at the COP30 SDG Pavilion in Belém, Brazil discussed the role of youth in co-creating sustainable urban futures.

News 20 Nov 2025

Strengthening Education for Sustainable Development through Action-Oriented Pedagogies

RCE members participated in online training to bridge knowledge and action for sustainability.

News 19 Nov 2025

Youth and Researchers Discuss Cross-Cutting Solutions at COP30

A side event at the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil shared innovative initiatives to address capacity gaps and barriers.

News 15 Nov 2025

COP30 Event Provides Expert Insights on Belém Health Action Plan

A side event at the 2025 UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil underscored health as a cornerstone of climate adaptation and justice.

Media Coverage 14 Nov 2025

Adopting Indicators for Climate Adaptation

An op-ed by our expert Naoyuki Okano argues for concrete, globally-recognized metrics to strengthen adaptation and protect vulnerable communities.