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News
UNU-EGOV Hosts Study Visit on Nonviolent Communication
The visit also fostered a discussion on strengthening political literacy, critical thinking, and civic participation.
News
UNU-EGOV Researcher receives Award at Dg.o 2026 Conference
The conference took place in the United States from 1 to 4 June. Mercy Makpor received the Best Poster Award.
News
On-site Workshop debates Governance and Data Protection in the Context of Digital Transformation
The Workshop will take place on 17-18 June 2026 in Maputo, Mozambique.
Workshop
Governação e Proteção de Dados no Contexto da Transformação Digital
O Workshop "Governação e Proteção de Dados no contexto da transformação digital: desafios, oportunidades e perspectivas" terá lugar em Moçambique.
Expert
Kiyo Chen
Kiyo Chen is a Research Intern at UNU-CRIS.
Working Paper
Improving global and regional health governance and cooperation: perspective of South and Southeast Asia
How countries in South and Southeast Asia can contribute to and improve the system of global health governance.
Event
Science Talk: Using Radiocarbon Analysis to Understand Fossil Carbon in Water Recovery Processes
Implications of Fossil Carbon for IPCC Greenhouse Gas Methodologies
Person
Dr. Serge Stinckwich
Dr. Serge Stinckwich is a Senior Research Fellow at the UNU Paris Office and a computer scientist with over sixteen years of experience at the interface of digital technologies, sustainable development, and public policy across Asia and Africa.
Article
What Is Impact-Based Early Warning and Why Does It Matter?
A forecast can tell you rain will fall, but can it tell you if your house will flood? Discover how impact-based early warning can help.
Person
Kayla Ermanni
Kayla Ermanni is a Conflict Prevention and Sustaining Peace Global Fellow with UNU-CPR