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Rethinking Water-Migration Interlinkages Within the Context of the COVID-19 Crisis
In a time of compounding disease outbreaks, it is vital to understand the connections between conflict, migration, and water, sanitation, and hygiene.
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Enhancing the Cyber Resilience of Macau CSOs through Capacity Building
The cyber resilience capacity-building workshop series is part of the Smart Citizen Cyber Resilience project.
Project
Institutional legacies of violent conflict
This project aims to increase understanding of the long-term effects of institutional dynamics that develop during violent conflicts.
Series
5 Things You Need to Know About Health Infrastructures
Health infrastructures are considered critical infrastructures in many countries. COVID-19 has made it clear that societies depend on functioning heal
Blog Post
The Importance of Decentralized Development Cooperation for Migrants in a Post-pandemic World
Supporting the safety and welfare of migrants and at both the local and national levels.
Article
The Importance of Decentralised Development Cooperation for Migrants in a Post-pandemic World
Sub-national actors, networks, and resources will be vital to support migrants as they respond to the impacts of COVID-19.
Project
Researchers back to the secondary school - Renewable energy powered water-food-economy nexus for the sustainable livelihood at Dosso Region in Niger (RETO-DOSSO)
This project aims to inform sustainable water, energy, and food security interventions, including solar power and other renewable energy systems.
Project
Gender and Global Health: Lancet Commission
This project aims to generate evidence and knowledge on how to best develop and implement policies for achieving gender equality and health equity.
Event
Regional Dialogue on Climate-Security in Northern Central America
This regional dialogue explored climate change and the nexus of poverty, social conflict, violence, and migration in Central America.
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Is COVID-19 Shifting Attitudes Towards Sustainability? A Case Study from Amsterdam
Research in Amsterdam provides a window of insight into how the COVID-19 pandemic might be shaping new perceptions of sustainability.