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Save the Date: Dresden Nexus Conference Heads to the Mediterranean in 2027
Mediterranean Edition 2027 Advancing the Resource Nexus from the Source to Sea Continuum 27–29 April 2027 | Sant Pau, Barcelona, Spain
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The race to mine critical minerals for AI and clean energy is creating ‘sacrifice zones’ that harm water and health of world’s poor
Poor communities in Africa and South America are paying the hidden price of global transitions.
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Rush for Critical Minerals Echoes Oil Extraction Injustice as Harms Fall on World's Most Vulnerable, UN Scientists Warn
EVs, renewable energy systems and AI infrastructure have benefits but they are driving severe costs borne disproportionately by the poor.
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From Crisis Response to Global Financial Coordination: The Evolution of the FSB
Daniel Bradlow discusses the role of the Financial Stability Board in global financial governance and its implications for representation and reform.
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The UN Beyond GDP Intergovernmental Process
Key Dimensions for 2026 and Beyond.
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Strengthening Data for Better Outcomes in Forced Displacement
Aissatou Maisha Dicko discusses how data and evidence are shaping responses for refugees and displaced populations.
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Prof. Jean-Marie Kileshye Onema
Professor Jean-Marie Kileshye Onema's work advances regional capacity development and applied research across Southern Africa and beyond.
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Unlocking Finance for Education Through Innovative Guarantees
Nicholas Vaughan explains how IFFEd is using blended finance to expand investment in education and beyond.
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Crop Self-Defense for Sustainability
One way to agricultural sustainability is to reverse decades of selection against good traits that were not needed under intense agrochemical inputs
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5 Facts on Critical Minerals and the Waste We Can’t Afford
Demand for critical minerals is soaring, yet so is waste. Five facts on the growing crisis and the need to rethink how we use and recover resources.