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Global Governance Policy Dialogue: Building Resilient Global Governance for an Era of Recurring Crises
At a GGI Global Governance Policy Dialogue, Benjamin Faude and Kenneth W. Abbott presented their new policy brief on how global governance can withstand recurring…
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International Inequality and Post-Quantum Cryptography
How the post-quantum transition could widen global digital divides, and what coordinated international action is needed to close the gap.
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Governance in Times of Crisis: Lessons from the European Union
How can international institutions respond more effectively to complex, fast-moving crises while maintaining legitimacy and coordination?
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Best Practices to Save Multilateralism
Exploring the vulnerabilities of the current multilateral order – and the innovative practices required to strengthen global cooperation
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Innovative Resource Mobilization Strategies for International Organizations: From Ideas to Implementation
Experts explored innovative financing options to help the UN meet growing demands amid shrinking budgets.
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The Women, Peace, and Security Agenda Beyond 25 Years: Building Institutions for the Future
On April 16, 2026, the GGI Platform hosted a workshop on the future of the WPS Agenda.
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Digital Falsehoods and Global Risks: Why the UN Must Respond
Global Governance Policy Dialogue Series
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Why do Countries Walk Away from International Organizations? And What do Current Breakups Mean for Global Politics?
An analysis shows that withdrawals from international organizations are often strategic, costly, and temporary.
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Toward a Coherent Climate Architecture: Linking Multilateral Reform to Local Resilience
At COP30, the UNU-CPR’s Global Governance Innovation (GGI) Platform, in collaboration with the United Nations University Institute for Environment and Human Security (UNU-EHS), hosted a…
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Designing Next-Generation Science-Policy Interfaces
On 29 October 2025, UNU-CPR, in partnership with the British Academy, convened a high-level workshop on Designing Next-Generation Science-Policy Interfaces (SPIs) at the Japan Society…