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Shaping the future of global governance
UNU-CPR research is reflected in many of the actions in the Pact for the Future – our work will continue to guide the Pact’s implementation.
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SCIENCE TALK: From Threats to Opportunity: Towards a science-informed policy for addressing Earth’s Grand Challenges
Recent advances in large-domain tracer-aided stable isotope modelling
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Artificial Intelligence – Help or Harm for the Climate?
Is AI a climate hero or a hidden villain? AI could both help and harm the environment, so smart and green policies are essential.
Press Release
BIOLAC at the Climate and SDG Synergy Conference: More Biology for a Fundamentally Biological Issue
The 1.5° goal is still within reach but will need vital synergies and political commitment with a sense of urgency. Biotechnology has answers.
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Interview with Fatima Denton, holder of the Prince Claus Chair in Equity and Development
UNU-INRA Director talks about her career trajectory and future aspirations as holder of the Prince Claus Chair.
Blog Post
Wellbeing and Videogames: Navigating the Digital Playground
UNU Macau organized the webinar, Wellbeing and Videogames: Navigating the Digital Playground, in collaboration with Tencent on September 13th, 2024.
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Examining the Causes and Consequences of the Digital Divide(s)
UNU-MERIT researcher Praachi Kumar describes the implications of the Global Digital Compact and shares her thoughts on the topic of digital governance
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In Conversation with Simone Sandholz: The importance of addressing urban loss and damage
Climate change and rapid urbanization are occurring in parallel. This is crucial in the context of loss and damage.
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Rating the globe: reforming credit rating agencies for an equitable financial architecture
The growing need for reform to address challenges and improve the fairness of credit ratings.
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Climate finance, debt and economic dependency in Africa
"African countries must strengthen regional integration and South-South cooperation to reduce dependency on external powers."