Project
Women's work - routes to economic and social empowerment
This project aims to shed light on how and why women’s work differs from men’s work in specific contexts, in order to help narrow the gender gap.
News
Blog | Treating Human Trafficking like a Preventable Disease
Migrants leave their countries hoping for better working conditions, but some end up being trapped in human trafficking and exploitation.
Blog Post
Delta 8.7: 5 lessons learned on slavery risk for policy actors
Lessons learned from a Delta 8.7 online Symposium on Modeling Slavery Risk.
Blog Post
AI & Global Governance: Artificial Intelligence for All - A Call for Equity in the 4th Industrial Revolution
As we delegate more tasks and decisions to AI systems, how will humans minimise harm and maximize benefit?
News
New Research Provides Insights into Development Aid Addressing Target 8.7
A detailed and robust analysis on national commitments.
News
Videos on Partnership for Apprise - Technology to Identify Victims of Human Trafficking
UNU Macau recently published two videos about Apprise, an app that is user-friendly and appropriate for use with state and civil society actors.
News
Skills Training for Survivors of Sexual Exploitation Fieldwork
UNU Macau researchers conducted fieldwork in the Philippines, as part of the Migrant Technology project.
News
Pilot of Apprise: Identification of Exploitation of Migrant Workers
UNU Macau's Hannah Thinyane, Karthik Bhat and Monticha Puthawong begin the initial rollout of Apprise to support labour exploitation identification.
Project
Ghana Climate Innovation Center (GCIC) Project
The GCIC provides a country-driven approach to addressing climate, energy, and resource challenges, and supporting economic development.