UNU research provides guidance for navigating the changing geo-economic landscape while more effectively monitoring and evaluating economic progress and its social impacts. Our work in Africa, for example, is helping establish robust information systems to monitor and evaluate economic progress and its social impacts, thereby helping planners to transform skewed development into opportunities for sustainable livelihoods.
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Journal Article
Pathways towards an affectionate community: place-making practices of small business owners in ger areas of Ulaanbaatar
This work was supported by the National University of Mongolia, within the scope of Grant for Young Researcher [Grant P2023-4602].
Media Coverage
Beyond Rating Accuracy: Governing the Production of Credit Judgement
In Global Policy, Daniel Cash explores why governing credit judgement may matter more than rating accuracy.
Journal Article
Financial Inclusion for Smallholders: Integrating a Resource Nexus Approach Into Agricultural Finance Systems
This publication was released as part of the UNU-FLORES focus area Resilient Food, Forest and Ecosystems.
Conversation Series
Reimagining the Wealth of Nations: From Invisible Hand to Digital Hand
Journal Article
With Great Power Comes Great Dispersion. How Policy-Cycle Competences Drive Power Dispersion in Regional Organizations
This is an open-access article. Do member states concentrate or disperse competences when delegating authority to regional organisations (ROs)?
