International Collaboration for Sustainable Development: How to Build Equitable Partnerships Introduction International collaboration is often framed as a contest of ambition: governments announce targets, institutions pledge funding and companies promise innovation. But sustainable development is…
Making Research Useful: How Evidence Reaches Communities and Policymakers Introduction Research can be rigorous and relevant yet have little effect beyond the people who produced it. A paper may answer a technical question but leave…
Green Skills for a Just Transition: The Local Climate Match Introduction Climate targets are often framed as a choice between ambition and cost. But on the ground, a more important question is whether plans create…
Building Peace Through Shared Education and Cross-Border Research Partnerships Introduction Peace is often described as an outcome: an agreement reached, a dispute contained, a relationship repaired. But lasting peace also depends on what people learn…
How Community Knowledge Networks Can Accelerate Progress on the Sustainable Development Goals Introduction The Sustainable Development Goals are often presented as a global checklist. But their toughest challenges are felt locally: a water system that…
