To Govern AI, Start With Human Rights

AI choices and governance measures should begin with human rights and be judged by how well they protect the people whose lives AI changes.

Critical Need to Embrace and Adapt Resilience - Reframing Critical Infrastructure, Connectivity, and Disaster Governance

We argue that bridge resilience must become a central concern of disaster governance and infrastructure planning.

Poster: Psychological First Aid via Offline-Capable AI Chatbot for Natural Disasters

Provide insights into the feasibility of offering scalable, infrastructure-resilient, AI-based mental health support in post-disaster settings.

Roundtable on Water in a Changing World: Peace, Cooperation, Diplomacy and Canada's role in the Global Agenda

UNU-INWEH and Global Affairs Canada will convene a high-level roundtable celebrating 30 years of impact and advancing global water cooperation

Between El Niño and Overshoot: How is Climate Featuring on the Global Agenda?

This year's progress on climate action is moving into its busiest months. Here is what lies ahead.

Gurbani Kaur

Field Visit to the UNU-INRA RE Gari Processing Centre

INFoCAT Ghana Team visits its sponsored Renewable energy powered centre, housing clean agritech innovations.

Meat the Light

Sofía Castaño is advancing optical methodologies to assess meat for traceability, paving the way to other non-destructive tisular probes

PhD Defence: Meaningful E-Participation Outcomes Through the Interplay of Supply and Demand-Side Drivers

Dobrina Poirier

Mapping, Governing, Connecting: Highlights from the 2026 UNU Migration Network Research Symposium

Border governance, data measurement, digital technologies, and labour migration were the key themes at the UNU Migration Network Symposium on 17 Sept.