Dr. Olasunkanmi Habeeb Okunola

Dr. Olasunkanmi Habeeb Okunola possesses senior-level experience in supporting policy influencing projects through advocacy, advisory, evidence gathering and dissemination work across 10 African countries and Europe. Dr. Okunola's research focuses on understanding the responses of individuals, communities and cities to global climate change and their capacities for adaptation and transformation.

“10 Years of EGOV: 2014-2024” Tune in to our Podcast

Launch of our podcast on Spotify as part of the ten-year celebration programme.

UNU-INRA side event at COP28: The Pathways and Lessons Learned Leading to a Just Transition Work Programme.

UNU-INRA organises side event at COP28UAE with ILO, UNFCC, UN Women and UNECA.

5 Critical Observations on Unbearable Heat and Human Health

The increase in global temperatures poses severe risks to human health.

Can an AFTER Carbon Mindset Enable Africa's Readiness Towards a Carbon Resilient Economy?

ONLINE: On 9 April 2024, UNU will host a BIG IDEAS Dialogue with Dr. Fatima Denton, Director of UNU-INRA.

Lessons from the Survivor Inclusion Initiative

Providing financial access for survivors and other communities vulnerable to modern slavery

UNESCO-IFAP

Ghana’s Free High School Policy Is Getting More Girls to Complete Secondary Education

Ghana's FreeSHS policy is positively impacting educational attainment, but this is not yet translating into full gender parity in completion rates.

Recognizing People and Nature as One Socio-ecological System

GlobalDev Blog featured an article by UNU-IAS expert Suneetha Subramanian on socio-ecological resilience for biodiversity and human well-being.

5 Things You Need to Know about Critical Infrastructures

Critical infrastructures are the backbones of society and when disaster strikes we rely on them to get us through.