Participation is the Fundamental Building Block in Science-Policy Interface Design

Meaningful participation is the foundation for building science-policy interfaces that produce shared knowledge and enable collective action.

The Independent Panel on Evidence for Action against Antimicrobial Resistance: Building a Science-Policy Interface Fit for the Twenty-First Century

A global panel on antimicrobial resistance presents an opportunity to build a science-policy interface fit to address global challenges.

Can the New Intergovernmental Science-Policy Panel on Chemicals, Waste and Pollution Succeed?

Political tensions are putting the new global science-policy panel on chemicals, waste and pollution to the test.

Henrik Selin

Henrik Selin

Henrik Selin

UNU-CPR Expands Research Capacity to Address Emerging Global Challenges

New researchers strengthen the Centre’s expertise across digital and frontier technologies, global governance, UN reform and emerging risks.

UNU-MERIT UNESCO Chair Renewed by UNESCO Until 2030

UNESCO renews UNU-MERIT’s Chair on Science, Technology and Innovation for Sustainable Development in Latin America through 2030.

From Evidence to Action: Leadership for Climate and Health

Leadership discussions on how climate and health can move from evidence and global commitments towards institutional action and implementation.

In the Field with Liliana Narváez: What Xochimilco Can Teach Us About Being a Good Ancestor

Liliana Narváez explores Xochimilco’s chinampas and what their ancestral knowledge can teach us about becoming good ancestors.