Project
From Causation to Threshold: Developing a Refugee Law-Based Policy Support System for Climate Displacement, Tested Through African Case Studies
This is a joint PhD project between UNU-CRIS and Ghent University.
Blog Post
Implementing the ICJ Climate Opinion: A Generational Hope
The ICJ’s landmark climate opinion affirms climate action as a legal duty, not a political choice. The UNGA decides today.
Project
Risks for Urban Migrants and Refugees
Based on seven case studies, the ARRIVE project develops recommendations to reduce the risk of refugees and urban migrants in secondary cities.
Series
Resilient Food, Forest and Ecosystems
Food systems, forests, and ecosystems face rising pressure from climate change and demand. This focus area promotes sustainable resource management.
News
Seaweed Strain Selection and Breeding in Marine Aquaculture: Current Regulations and Practices
The seaweed sector in marine aquaculture from simple harvesting to more planned sustainable production.
Journal Article
A synthesis of convergent reflections, tensions and silences in linking gender and global environmental change research
This article compiles the views of authors of "Gender perspective in resilience, vulnerability, and adaptation to global environmental change"
Article
What is El Niño? And why does it matter in a Warming World?
El Niño is a natural climate pattern influencing global weather. Learn why it is increasingly important to understand in a warming world.
News
In the Field with Lisa Hartmann: Scoping Biodiversity Loss and Impacts on People in the Philippines
UNU-EHS research in the Philippines explores climate-related losses affecting biodiversity, ecosystems and people’s relationships with nature.
Blog Post
Women’s status in economics: Evidence from Africa, Asia, and Latin America
New research by Fiona Tregenna and co-authors examines gender gaps in economics across Africa, Asia, and Latin America.
Article
What is Non-Economic Loss and Damage and Why does it Matter?
Explaining non‑economic loss and damage: how climate change affects lives, identity, culture and belonging in ways numbers can’t capture.