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Blog Post 27 Nov 2025

Success stories from South and Southeast Asia: Organising as a tool to achieve regularisation and recognition

UNU-IIGH co-organised this virtual event in partnership with Public Services International on the occasion of the 2025 CHW symposium

Media Coverage 24 Nov 2025

UNU-EHS Experts Featured in COP 30 Media Coverage

At COP 30, UNU-EHS experts unpacked the negotiations and emerging storylines to the media. Check out where they were featured.

Article 17 Nov 2025

Why AI Governance Must Be Built on the Mathematics of Learning

If fairness in AI is probabilistic, then Africa’s role is to redefine probabilities by designing systems that learn from and serve its own people.

Press Release 12 Nov 2025

Media Advisory: COP 30 Press Briefing on Trends in Local Climate Action

UNU-EHS, UN-Habitat, Ministry of Cities of Brazil and YUVA to hold a COP 30 press briefing on the growing importance of sub-national climate action

Article 31 Oct 2025

5 Expectations for COP 30 in Belém

COP 30 should be a milestone moment to boost ambition, finance and action as the world marks ten years since the Paris Agreement.

Article 28 Oct 2025

5 Key Dimensions of Climate Justice

As nations draft new climate plans, experts call for fairness at the core of those plans. Learn what true climate justice means:

Media Coverage 18 Oct 2025

UNU-EHS Climate Finance Expert, Soenke Kreft, Featured in News Article on Pre-COP Meeting

A pre-COP meeting took place from 13-14 October, in Brasília, Brazil. Among the key agenda items was the “Baku to Belém Roadmap to 1.3T.”

Media Coverage 15 Oct 2025

Flávia Guerra writes op-ed in El País about the change in mindset needed to transform urban climate action

Climate action begins with a mindset shift where survival, justice and resilience redefine the future of our cities.

Blog Post 10 Oct 2025

Social justice in the age of climate crisis: UNU-MERIT researcher contributes to first Dutch book on ecosocial work

PhD fellow Job Zomerplaag contributes to the first Dutch book on ecosocial work, examining how social work tackles the climate crisis and inequality.