Building Resilient Global Governance for an Era of Recurring Crises
How can global governance withstand recurring crises? A new policy brief explores how to build more resilient institutions.
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How can global governance withstand recurring crises? A new policy brief explores how to build more resilient institutions.
Download PDF β¬Designing effective science-policy interfaces requires balancing lessons from the past with the need to adapt to new challenges.
Download PDF β¬Political tensions are putting the new global science-policy panel on chemicals, waste and pollution to the test.
Download PDF β¬A global panel on antimicrobial resistance presents an opportunity to build a science-policy interface fit to address global challenges.
Download PDF β¬Meaningful participation is the foundation for building science-policy interfaces that produce shared knowledge and enable collective action.
Download PDF β¬The uptake of scientific evidence in global environmental policymaking remains uneven, contested and poorly defined.
Download PDF β¬Across the U.N. system, agencies are experimenting with new financing models to mobilize additional capital and extend the impact of scarce public resources.
Read MoreA framework to help policymakers diagnose institutional change and identify more effective approaches to multilateral reform.
Download PDF β¬A multilevel agenda for information integrity in an era of fragmented data governance.
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