Series
5 Things You Need to Know about Critical Infrastructures
Critical infrastructures are the backbones of society and when disaster strikes we rely on them to get us through.
News
EU Commits EUR 2 Million to SA-TIED Programme as Policy Dialogue on Climate-resilient Infrastructure Takes Centre Stage
The new EU funding is a significant boost for evidence-based policymaking in South Africa.
Media Coverage
Can COP28 Deliver for Cities and Climate Migrants?
Strategic policy responses can help mitigate challenges while preparing cities for the future.
Article
Libya Flood Reveals Disaster Prevention Deficit in Fragile States
Rigorous research and advocacy are vital in the development of comprehensive multi-risk approaches to disaster risk management in fragile settings.
News
Senior UNU-CPR Data Scientist Appointed Research Lead for New UN Advisory Body on AI
The role will involve identifying opportunities and governance solutions as the Body works towards a final advisory report in 2024.
Policy Brief
A Global Architecture for Artificial Intelligence
Consolidating key questions surrounding global AI governance.
News
'Large Language Models: ChatGPT, Bard, 悟道' discussed in the next session of UNU Generative AI Series
Our next guest speaker in this monthly series of webinars is Prof. Philippe De Wilde, from the University of Kent, United Kingdom.
News
UNU-EGOV’s home is now a World Heritage Site of UNESCO
The Couros area in Guimarães, where UNU-EGOV is based, has been added to the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites (WHS).
Blog Post
On the Unsustainability of ChatGPT: Impact of Large Language Models on the Sustainable Development Goals
A blog on the talk by UNU Macau's Head of Research, Dr. Serge Stinckwich, the first session of the new UNU Generative AI series of webinars.
Press Release
UNU Study Uncovers the Injustice Implications of Aging Levees in the United States
A UNU assessment warns that ethnic minorities and poor communities in the US are unequally exposed to risks of levee failure under climate change.