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Blog Post 30 Sep 2026

Engaging men to prevent intimate partner violence: Karthika Baby Sujatha receives Emerging Scholar Award

Karthika Baby Sujatha discusses her research on engaging men to challenge attitudes and social norms around intimate partner violence in India.

Blog Post 25 Sep 2026

Mapping, Governing, Connecting: Highlights from the 2026 UNU Migration Network Research Symposium

Border governance, data measurement, digital technologies, and labour migration were the key themes at the UNU Migration Network Symposium on 17 Sept.

Blog Post 24 Sep 2026

Responsible digitalisation in migration governance starts with more than technology

A GIZ-commissioned study identifies key priorities for responsible digitalisation that protects migrants’ rights across migration governance.

News 15 Sep 2026

In Memoriam: Professor Fred Gault

Born in 1942, Fred passed away on 21 August 2026 in Ottawa, Canada, at the age of 84.

Announcement 09 Sep 2026

UNU-MERIT UNESCO Chair Renewed by UNESCO Until 2030

UNESCO renews UNU-MERIT’s Chair on Science, Technology and Innovation for Sustainable Development in Latin America through 2030.

Blog Post 25 Aug 2026

AI is changing the policy cycle. Are policymakers ready?

AI in policymaking: understanding its role across the policy cycle and how it can support better, more informed public policy.

Blog Post 13 Jul 2026

Artificial water basins in Sicily: why irrigation alone is not enough for drought resilience

How effective are Sicily's artificial water basins? New research finds productivity gains but limited evidence of greater drought resilience.

Blog Post 08 Jul 2026

Can emergency cash buy food security?

New research finds Cambodia's COVID-19 cash transfers significantly improved food security among poor and vulnerable households.

Blog Post 29 Jun 2026

Building the skills behind the twin transition

Why the twin transition needs more than technology—and why building policymaking skills matters.

Blog Post 23 Jun 2026

Reflecting on the MPP Class of 2025–2026

A year of learning and collaboration comes to a close for the MPP Class of 2025–2026.