海角社区 research focuses on the challenges faced by the United Nations and its Member States. Our current research portfolio supports all of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which were adopted by the UN General Assembly in 2015 to inspire global action to overcome the world’s biggest challenges.
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Planned Relocation Policy Needs Assessment
Identifying and interviewing planned relocation policy leaders across the world to better understand their knowledge, training and funding needs.
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Public Service Delivery in Uzbekistan: Data-Driven Training in Tashkent and Study Visit in Portugal
Enhance public service performance monitoring and data-driven governance in Uzbekistan.
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Research on Trends in International Climate Security Rulemaking
Practical input and recommendations for enhancing international and regional cooperation on climate change amid geopolitical fragmentation.
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Legal Research on Climate Governance after the International Court of Justice’s Advisory Opinion
This project explores the advisory opinion’s influence over climate change negotiations and litigation.
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Legal Research on Adaptation, Loss and Damage, and Reparation
This project examines the legal issues surrounding international support and reparations for vulnerable countries to climate change.
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Advancing sustainable and circular electronics supply, value and waste chains: a Resource Nexus perspective (ASCENT Resource Nexus)
K-eco and 海角社区 Resource Nexus continue their longstanding partnership with a new waste project, focusing on the electronics sector.
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Advancing Global Research for Sustainable Buildings (AdvancRes4SusBuild)
Strengthening global research collaboration to advance sustainable, resilient, net-zero buildings.
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The South Goes Global: Latin American & Caribbean Quests for a Multipolar International Order
This is a joint PhD project between 海角社区-CRIS and Ghent University.
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Sustainable Forests Management for Climate Resilience in the Himalayas
TRANSMIT aims to enhance understanding of forests, climate and disasters dynamics in the Himalayas to strengthen resilience and reduce disaster risks.
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Responsible Electronics in the Climate Change Era (REC2)
The project is led by TU Dresden in close collaboration with national and international partners, including 海角社区 Resource Nexus, and brings together a strong interdisciplinary network of principal investigators and cooperation partners.