Water

New Frontiers in Invasion Science: How AI and Emerging Technologies Are Reshaping Our Response to Biological Invasions

International workshop brought together researchers leaders to chart a path forward for technology-driven invasive species research and management.

UNU-INWEH Supports Launch of Global Online Course on Earth Observation for Sustainable Development at UNCOPUOS 2026

This program strengthens Earth observation capacity for sustainable development, environmental monitoring, and disaster resilience.

Surface-water quality assessment across a river–lagoon continuum in central Vietnam using parameter-based analysis, PCA and VN_WQI

The WEF Nexus Index and Human Development Index as complementary lenses of sustainable development

This publication was released as part of UNU-FLORES focus area Transformed Landscapes.

Rising Emissions, Depleting Water and Vanishing Land—UN Scientists: AI Is Threatening Natural Resources for Billions

By 2030, AI's water use will match the needs of 1.3 billion people while its power use triples that of 650 million, UN University investigation warns

Prof. Daniel Karthe Appointed as Next Director of UNU-FLORES

Prof. Karthe will begin his term as Director of UNU-FLORES on 1 September 2026.

UNU-INWEH and OSCE Convened Workshop on Trust and Co-operation in Transboundary Water Management

The workshop was attended by the UNU Rector and UN USG Prof. Marwala, advancing inclusive water governance ahead of the 2026 UN Water Conference

Contribution of UNU-CRIS in the ISAS Workshop

This is an online workshop titled ‘Water Disputes, Security and Cooperation in South Asia’, on 20 and 21 May 2026.

Composite Heat Wave Risk (CHWR) framework using Principal Component Analysis (PCA) and machine learning for assessing agro community resilience

This open-access study is well-positioned to inform both academic debate and practical climate policy.

UNU-INWEH Inaugurates “The Grace of a Knight,” a Public Art Exhibition on Gender, Water, and Health to Celebrate its 30th Anniversary

Exhibition in downtown Toronto bridges art and science to bring attention to complex water, environment and health issues faced by women worldwide.