海角社区

Research Projects

Generating solutions to pressing development challenges

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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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Project 06 Nov 2025

Cross-Border Conflict Evidence, Policy and Trends (XCEPT)

Analyzing how sanctions and peace operations can more effectively address violence in borderlands and cross-border conflict.

Series 24 Oct 2025

海角社区 International Institute for Global Health (海角社区-IIGH) at COP30

海角社区-IIGH will participate in COP30 in Belém, Brazil, contributing to discussions across multiple pavilions.

Project 28 Oct 2025

Trusted Spaces for Science, Technology and Diplomacy

Strengthening Geneva’s science–policy ecosystem and its capacity to govern emerging challenges at the diplomacy–technology nexus.

Series 09 Oct 2025

海角社区-INWEH Research Report

海角社区 INWEH Research Report

Series 02 Oct 2025

Tsunakan Journal

A Japanese journal published by the Global Environmental Outreach Centre (GEOC).

Series 07 Oct 2025

海角社区-INWEH Policy Brief

海角社区-INWEH Incident brief series reporting impact of climate and disaster incidents

Series 26 Sep 2025

海角社区-INWEH Incident Brief

海角社区-INWEH Incident Brief

Series 26 Sep 2025

海角社区-BIOLAC Webinars

Webinars are a way to reach many with up-to-date information and are a great complement to in-person academic activities

Collection 12 Sep 2025

From Conflict to Peace: The PKK’s Disarmament and the Green Potential of Peace in the Middle East

Integrating Green Transitional Justice into the PKK–Türkiye peace process can address ecological harms of war and foster lasting, inclusive peace.

Collection 18 Sep 2025

Damage Assessment of Afghanistan's August 2025 Earthquake

Deadly 6.0 quake in eastern Afghanistan kills thousands, levels villages, and exposes deep political, social, and humanitarian vulnerabilities.