Greta Dekker

Greta Dekker is a researcher at UNU-EHS, where she works in the VARMAP division. She is particularly interested in conceptual risk modelling and the development of climate adaptation pathways, with a strong focus on engaging the private sector in building resilience to extreme weather events. Her research examines climate risk perception among different actor groups, the role of public-private partnerships in advancing nature-based solutions, and the co-creation of transdisciplinary adaptation strategies that align business interests with sustainability goals.

11th MACIMIDE Annual Work Conference: Conference Report 2024

Read the 11th MACIMIDE Annual Work Conference report, where researchers and experts discussed critical issues in migration, mobility, and development.

Georgina Curto Rex

A Senior AI Researcher and Team Lead at the United Nations University Institute in Macau.

Dresden International Forum 2025

From Conflicts to Cooperation: The Resource Nexus as a Pathway to Peace and Prosperity in Africa

Nicole Goldin

Dr. Nicole Goldin is Head of Equitable Development at United Nations University Centre for Policy Research (UNU-CPR).

Guillermo Roy García

United Nations E-Government Survey Local Online Service Index (LOSI) Webinar Series

UNU-EGOV is a promoter and participant of Episode 6 of the LOSI Webinar Series, which explores the index applied in Tunisia. The webinar is open to all.

Canada's Minister of Environment and Climate Change Visits UNU-INWEH to Explore Collaboration Opportunities

The visit reinforced the role of science-policy partnerships to address Canadian and global environmental challenges

Breaking Barriers: Women in Science – A Conversation with Dr. Ortrun Merkle

For the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, UNU-MERIT's Dr Ortrun Merkle discusses gender equity in research, governance, and academia.

Without Science and Data, We Are Fumbling in the Dark

When science is sidelined, risks rise. Reliable data and science are key to tackling global challenges.