News
Corporate accountability in global health governance? A case study of the Access to Medicine Index
A new briefing paper critically analyses the AtMI to evaluate voluntary corporate performance indexes as an accountability mechanism in health.
Series
Know the Expert 'Geci Karuri-Sebina' - October
Q&A with Geci Karuri-Sebina, Associate Professor at the University of the Witwatersrand and PC Chair at ICEGOV.
News
UNU-IIGH announces Independent Expert Group on Corporate Accountability
The group will critically evaluate voluntary corporate performance indexes as a mechanism for monitoring the behaviour and impact of TNCs on health.
News
UNU-EGOV researcher joins the consultation group of Universal DPI Safeguards
The Digital Public Infrastructure Safeguards Framework is now live, with UNU-EGOV contributing through Senior Research Analyst Zoran Jordanoski.
Article
AI is Not a High-Precision Technology, and This Has Profound Implications for the World of Work
If AI is too precise, it may be overfitting by memorizing rather than learning, which has significant implications for the future of work.
Blog Post
Examining the Causes and Consequences of the Digital Divide(s)
UNU-MERIT researcher Praachi Kumar describes the implications of the Global Digital Compact and shares her thoughts on the topic of digital governance
Report
Rating the globe: reforming credit rating agencies for an equitable financial architecture
The growing need for reform to address challenges and improve the fairness of credit ratings.
Media Coverage
The Heat: Summit of the Future
David Passarelli discusses the UN's call for revitalizing multilateralism to address global challenges with CGTN America.
News
UNU-EGOV Releases Publication on Responsible AI in Cities
The Unit releases publications on responsible AI in cities, focusing on inclusivity, governance, and sustainable urban development.
Report
The demand for a fair international financial architecture
A critical examination of the Global South’s proposals for international financial architecture reform.