Robert Darko Osei

Ghana’s Lockdown Hit Vulnerable Workers Hard: What Needs to Happen Next Time

Future virus containment policies will need to be coupled with protective measures that prevent the most vulnerable workers from being left behind.

Women and digital tools can create healthier and more equal societies

Digital health can be transformative and, by leveraging technologies, women can shape their key role in tackling gender inequality in health systems

The Garment Industry in Bangladesh Under COVID-19

Sanchita Banerjee Saxena joins the WIDER Webinar Series to discuss the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on garment workers in Bangladesh.

Call for Entries: Sustainable Development Photo and Video Storytelling

UNU-FLORES is inviting photographers and videographers of all levels to submit stories that relate to the Resource Nexus.

Call for Papers: COVID-19 and Development – Effects and New Realities for the Global South

UNU-WIDER is accepting papers until 15 April 2021 for its annual WIDER Development Conference.

Value of Water in the Era of the SDGs

Analysing different roles and values of water, and how these values can be synthesized to achieve SDG 6 (clean water and sanitation).

"My Water, Our Water”, a Conversation with Mr Robin Lewis and Prof. Taikan Oki

An online event discussing trends in global water issues and initiatives to help overcome water-related challenges.

UNU Macau and USJ Join Forces to Advance the Sustainable Development Goals in Macao and Around the World

UNU Macau and University of Saint Joseph hope to leverage each other’s strengths to promote policy and practice-relevant research.

Undoing supremacy in global health will require more than decolonisation

Decolonizing global health requires addressing power imbalances, respecting diverse values, and confronting internal inequities within countries.