World Enters “Era of Global Water Bankruptcy” UN Scientists Formally Define New Post-Crisis Reality for Billions

Flagship report calls for fundamental reset of global water agenda as irreversible damage pushes many basins beyond recovery

Unlocking AI’s Potential to Serve Humanity: Robotics, Geospatial AI and Communications Networks

How AI can advance human and planetary well‑being through responsible deployment.

Chae Li Diong

Chae Li Diong works as an Executive Associate at UNU-IIGH, supporting the Office of the Director in the coordination of strategic, policy, and operational priorities.

Science Talk: Water and Diplomacy in the Brahmaputra Basin

Examining Gender-Inclusivity Transboundary Water Governance

Doreen Bogdan-Martin

When Extractive Finance Reaches the Hospital Ward - Patterns of financialisation and impacts of corporatisation of healthcare – An Indian case study with global dimensions

A discussion on the financialisation and corporatisation of healthcare in India and beyond.

Corporate Accountability and Sustainable Food System Transitions

This webinar follows the recent launch of UNU-IIGH's new briefing paper “Corporate Accountability in Food System Governance? A Case Study of the Access to Nutrition Initiative’s Global Index” presenting a critical analysis of the Access to Nutrition Initiative’s Global Index.

2nd WEBINAR | Rethinking Corporate Accountability in Global Health: Beyond Rankings & Voluntary Measures (Español and English)

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

Small AI, Big Results

How accessible, task‑focused AI tools can advance more equitable and sustainable development.

Soft robots for humanity

Soft robots use flexible materials and AI to navigate complex environments and assist humans in diverse tasks.