Blog Post
Can COP29 ensure equitable climate finance for Africa's development?
How COP29 could reshape climate finance to support Africa’s development agenda and just energy transitions.
News
White Paper Examines Innovation Labs as a Tool to Advance Sustainable Development
Exploring innovation labs as tools for sustainable development, UNU-EGOV's white paper guides NIGSD in launching Egypt's first innovation lab pilot.
Blog Post
Artificial intelligence and deliberation: an argument with machines
How is AI shaping the deliberation process and what can be done to ensure this technology supports rather than undermines human judgement?
Media Coverage
Modern slavery risks among people lacking official documentation
The Guardian reports on new UNU-CPR and Freedom Fund research exposing heightened risks among undocumented populations.
Report
Revisiting the sovereign debt architecture: The Common Framework and considerations for a swift debt relief mechanism
Recommendations to improve the sovereign debt architecture ahead of upcoming multilateral processes.
News
Why Inequality Research Matters Now More Than Ever: UNU-MERIT on Nobel Winners
Our academics reflect on the work of this year's Nobel Prize in Economics laureates and its influence in the fields of economics and global policy.
Discussion Paper
Policy Brief
Addressing documentation and modern slavery risks in Kenya
How barriers to obtaining official documentation in Kenya expose vulnerable groups to increased risks of modern slavery, and practical solutions.
News
UNU's Strategic Recommendations to the G20+: Advancing Citizen-Centered Digital Inclusion
UNU-EGOV advises G20+ on enhancing digital inclusion through data-driven, citizen-centred policy recommendations.
Article
The Limitations of Maximum Likelihood Estimation in Generative AI: An Obstacle to Representing Rare Information
As generative AI continues to permeate society, addressing its limitations is crucial to ensuring fairness, inclusivity, and accuracy.