Foundations of Scientific Consensus for International Cooperation

How scientific consensus mechanisms can remain independent, adaptive, and credible while guiding global cooperation on emerging technologies like AI.

Lucia Velasco

Prospecting the Bolivian Andes for Molecules of Extreme Value

The keys to a sustainable future may be hidden in the genes of untouched ecosystems. Uncovering them will help preserve biodiversity.

Prof. Daniel Burgos

Vice-rector for International Research. Universidad Internacional de La Rioja (UNIR, Spain). President. MIU City University Miami (USA)  

Reflections from COP30: Climate Action in the Amazon

Researcher Sanae Okamoto reflects on COP30 in Belém, Brazil, sharing observations on climate talks and Indigenous presence.

Christon Herbert

Christon Herbert

UNU-IIGH Webinar | Rethinking Corporate Accountability in Global Health: Beyond Rankings & Voluntary Measures

Voluntary corporate scorecards are often touted as tools for accountability, but do they reinforce corporate power and undermine public health?

Nexus Seminar N.89: Observing and modelling climate-land-energy-water interactions in cold climate

Nexus Seminar

COP30 Advanced Rights-Based Climate Action

Writing in Diplomatic Courier, our expert Naoyuki Okano argues that COP30 delivered progress on rights-based climate action.

COP30 Debrief: One Health as SDG Accelerator

Nidhi Nagabhatla of UNU-CRIS will join the International One-Health Conference as a discussant