Dr. Amin Dezfuli

Dr. Amin Dezfuli is an atmospheric scientist investigating the physical mechanisms behind regional weather and climate extremes—and how these events impact people and ecosystems. 

Top UN Expert Highlights Urgent Need to Rethink Water Governance Amid Global Water “Bankruptcy”

The crisis is over; we’re now water-bankrupt, says Kaveh Madani

Parliamentary Committees for the Future: A Legislative Movement to Overcome Political Myopia

This durable, proven governance model ripe for adoption can help institutionalize anticipatory governance for future generations.

Masculinity Construction Across Borders: Literature Review

Perceptions and Narratives about Psychosocial Impacts Following the 2021 Flooding and Citizen’s Displacement in Belgium: a Qualitative Interview Study

Workshop on Innovative Resource Mobilization Strategies for International Organizations

Identifying concrete financing mechanisms to strengthen multilateral institutions and support delivery of global public goods.

Key Lessons and Gaps from the UN Ocean Conference (UNOC 3): My Reflections

Connecting Ideas Blog Post

New Nature Study with UNU-EHS Author Outlines Framework for Fair Climate Relocation

New Nature article co-authored by UNU-EHS’s David Durand-Delacre presents a consent-and-support framework for just climate-related relocation.

UNU Rector AI Lecture Series: AI Insights for a Sustainable Future

Exploring the Role of Artificial Intelligence in Advancing a Sustainable Future.

UNU Co-hosts Symposium Exploring Investment Towards Clean Energy in Lesotho

The event highlighted how international cooperation, innovative finance and shared knowledge can support climate-smart development.