In Conversation with Dr. Ambe Emmanuel Cheo about Building Community-Led Agri-Energy Solutions in The Gambia

Dr. Cheo on agrivoltaics in The Gambia: solar-powered farming that strengthens climate resilience, water security and local livelihoods.

Next Course: “Workshop on Bioprocess with Recombinant Microorganisms: Fermentation, Recovery and Purification of a Recombinant Enzyme at Pilot Scale”, May – June 2026

Apply for a scholarship to participate in the international workshop coordinated by Dr. Leobardo Serrano at IBT, UNAM, in Cuernavaca, Mexico.

Governance Challenges of Deep Seabed Mining

Poverty in the age of extreme inequality: increasingly hidden, persistently unjust

On World Day of Social Justice María Nathalia Ramírez Chaparro and Zina Nimeh ask whether poverty can be addressed without confronting inequality.

Webinar | Conversation with Sara Hossain on Rights, Justice, and Action

This webinar explores how gender justice is challenged, defended, and re-imagined in contexts of shrinking civic space & rising authoritarianism.

How Chinese Communication Scholars Understand Human-machine Relationship?

Chinese scholars view AI in journalism as human-guided tools that expand capacity, not replace humans, stressing accountability and collaboration.

Call for Visiting Researcher for DSNS-ACT Project at UNU-CRIS

VUB Brussels School of Governances and UNU-CRIS are looking for two visiting researchers to contribute to the project DSNS-ACT.

UNU-CRIS Director Delivers Keynote on Regional Cooperation at UNESCO Winter School

On February 23, 2026, UNU-CRIS Director Philippe De Lombaerde delivered a keynote address at the 8th UNESCO MOST Winter School in Kőszeg, Hungary.

Martin Wong

Martin Wong is a Research Assistant with UNU-CPR in Geneva, where he supports the Office’s work at the science-policy interface through policy research and coordination.

Eilish Zembilci

Eilish Zembilci is a Research Associate in Multilateralism and Global Governance at UNU-CPR.