People — topics on improving lives of people everywhere
Planet — topics on preserving and improving our environment and natural resources
Prosperity — topics on building a sustainable and fulfilling future
Peace and partnerships — topics on fostering peaceful, just, and inclusive societies
Side Event
Exploring Nature-positive Pathways
On 8 December 2022, UNU-IAS will co-organise "Exploring Nature-positive Pathways" — a side event at the UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP15).
News
Policy Brief Urges Recognition of Culture in Biodiversity Conservation
Recognising cultures that create biodiversity benefits through sustainable human–nature relationships.
Side Event
The Satoyama Initiative: A Decade of Working for Societies in Harmony with Nature
A side event at CBD COP 15 will present the results of the first ten years of IPSI to celebrate the first decade of the initiative.
News
Strengthening the G7’s Role in Conflict Prevention and Resolution
What policy options can the G7 adopt to strengthen its global conflict prevention and resolution role.
News
UNU Macau Attends EQUALS-EU General Assembly 2022
The GA looked back at the outcomes from previous hackathons and innovation camps, while keeping track of project updates for future work.
Side Event
The Satoyama Initiative: A Decade of Working for Societies in Harmony with Nature
On 7 December 2022, UNU-IAS will co-organise a side event at the UN Biodiversity Conference (CBD COP15).
Conversation Series
“Cutting Through the Noise: How the UN is Building Trust in an Age of Disinformation”, a Conversation with Melissa Fleming
UNU will host a conversation with Melissa Fleming, UN Under-Secretary-General for Global Communications.
Event
Exploring Nature-Positive Pathways
UNU-IAS will hold a side event at the COP 15 conference to discuss a whole-of-society approach to biodiversity governance for transformative change.
Event
Contributions of Migration to Development in the MENA
This online panel explored the contributions of migration to development in the Middle East and North Africa, specifically Jordan and Lebanon.
Event
Does e-Government leave people behind?
Economic, social, and political bias in coproduction of service evaluation using citizen complaints about public services.