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News 19 Dec 2023

Latest Developments in Global Refugee Policy: UNU-MERIT Expert Melissa Siegel weighs in

A summary of the key points from the interview follows with UNU-MERIT’s Head of Migration Studies Melissa Siegel about the Global Refugee Forum 2023.

News 14 Dec 2023

15 Policy Recommendations for the Climate-Health Nexus

Backgrounders on three main pillars of the climate-health intersection followed by key recommendations for policymakers.

News 12 Dec 2023

Climate Change: Its Impacts on Mental Health

An excerpt of the Q&A of the interview by the UN Regional Information Centre about the research of our resident mental health expert, Sanae Okamoto.

News 01 Dec 2023

New Documentary Sheds Light on the Illegal Practice of Pushbacks at the Greek-Turkish Border

A guest post by Philip Pollak, an alumnus of the 2021-22 MPP cohort.

News 01 Dec 2023

UNU-MERIT Researchers Featured in Diplomatic Courier's COP28 Bookazine

Four UNU-MERIT researchers have co-authored articles for a COP 28 bookazine from the global affairs media network Diplomatic Courier.

News 29 Nov 2023

The Art and Science of Questioning Others

New book distills three decades of learnings on survey design

News 29 Nov 2023

A Look at ASEAN’s New Vision 2045

The panel discussion ASEAN 2045: The Future of the Region as an Epicentrum of Growth.

News 28 Nov 2023

UNU-MERIT at COP28

UNU-MERIT's contribution to the discussions of the 2023 United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP28) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

News 27 Nov 2023

Using Machine Learning to Solve Public Policy Problems: Our Researchers Launch Online Course

Three researchers at UNU-MERIT have developed a free online course for university students on Machine Learning for Public Policy.

News 24 Nov 2023

How can Policymakers Support the Elimination of Gender-Based Violence?

3 questions with our expert Julieta Marotta for the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women.