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News 04 Mar 2022

Workshop Explores Industrial Skills Development in Developing Countries

The event discussed opportunities and challenges of technical and vocational education and training.

News 28 Feb 2022

Third Webinar Examines Purpose Management by Companies for the SDGs

On 16 December 2021, UNU-IAS hosted the last session in a series of webinars engaging companies to share and discuss their "purpose management".

Press Release 22 Feb 2022

Leading UN Think Tank to Launch Geneva Presence

UNU-CPR is delighted to announce that it will open its doors in Geneva with the support of the Swiss Federal Department of Foreign Affairs.

News 21 Feb 2022

Talk Highlights Strategies for Local Climate Action

UNU-IAS hosted a Climate Action Talk with Kelly Takaya King focusing on local action to achieve carbon neutrality.

Announcement 16 Feb 2022

SDG–UP Symposium on Promoting Efforts to Achieve the SDGs and Planning for the Future of Universities

The online symposium will provide an overview of the activities and outcomes of the UNU SDG–Universities Platform.

News 15 Feb 2022

Community-based Activities and Governance for Seascape Restoration

UNU-IAS co-organised an online symposium featuring case studies and good practices for restoring vulnerable marine ecosystems.

Project 11 Feb 2022

The Glasgow Leaders' Declaration on Forests: Déja Vu or Solid Restart?

The Glasgow Declaration on Forests at COP26 was a notable step in addressing deforestation, but improvements are urgently needed.

News 08 Feb 2022

SDG–Universities Platform Featured in Spaceship Earth Interview

UNU-IAS Director spoke about SDG–UP, an alliance of Japanese universities for the advancement of the SDGs.

News 04 Feb 2022

UNU-MERIT’s UNESCO Chair to Deliver Training for Policymakers in Honduras

Hybrid training for Honduras decision-makers on sustainable development.

Article 28 Jan 2022

The World Health Assembly Special Session and the Pandemic Treaty Controversy

Governments in low- and middle-income countries will need to sustain efforts to ensure the needs of their citizens are not left on the periphery.