Project
Resource Nexus analysis of critical raw materials landscape in Central Asia
The project provides a systemic framework for assessing sustainable raw material extraction in Central Asia, thereby supporting the Institute's mission to develop sustainable strategies for managing material flows and resources in a holistic, integrated manner.
Commentary
Ending the Exclusion Begins with Inclusive Education
An op-ed in Japan Today calls for inclusive education from early life to enable persons with disabilities to fully participate in society.
Blog Post
Gendered Realities From the UNU-IIGH Symposium on Workplace Violence and Safety for CHWs
During the 2025 CHW Symposium, UNU-IIGH & Imarisha Consortium partners organised a virtual event on gendered WPV in community healthcare settings
Blog Post
Workshop: Strengthening CHW policies through a gender responsive tool
UNU-IIGH co-organised this virtual workshop in partnership with UNICEF Regional Office for South Asia on the occasion of the 2025 CHW symposium
Article
AI and Africa’s Future Of Work — Mozambique’s Moment Of Decision
If we incorporate AI into a vision of inclusive and sustainable growth, technology can amplify, rather than replace, human potential.
Blog Post
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
Article
Brazilian Delegation Visits UNU-FLORES for Post-Mining Exchange
Lusatia offers a case study for the benchmarking exercise
Article
Reimagining Employment in the Age of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
Conventional legal ideas and laws created for a world centred on humans frequently prove inadequate when applied to artificial intelligence.
News
Connecting Decent Work to Sustainable Growth
UNU-CPR's Dr. Nicole Goldin intervenes at the 2025 UN High-Level Political Forum on Sustainable Development.
Article
Digital Shadows: Unveiling the Crisis of Forced Labour in the Tech Age
Despite labour law protections, enforcement mechanisms have not kept pace with the complexities introduced by digital platforms.