UNSW experts and leaders met with regional UN representatives, local UNSW Alumni and Fijian officials as part of ongoing partnerships to accelerate progress towards the Sustainable Development Goals in the region.
Watch the IGD’s third Pacific Seminar, with A/Prof. Susana Vaz Nery of UNSW’s Kirby Institute presenting an overview of the research conducted by the NTD group in places such as Vietnam, Solomon Islands and Fiji.
In the IGD’s second Pacific Seminar, Dr Adam Craig from the School of Population Health presents a case study of the use of citizen science to enhance mosquito surveillance in Solomon Islands.
Justine Nolan and the DTP are training human rights defenders in the Pacific to develop advocacy strategies to deal with companies in the region and achieve better terms and conditions for local workers, better protect community and Indigenous rig
This week, we highlight the work of Alec Thornton who works through a peer-based interview model using videos to identify technology and training needs for post-harvest extension services.
In their new paper, Professor Chris Roche and Dr Lisa Denney explore the opportunities to localise and reimagine development in the Pacific post-COVID19.
In his new paper 'The Significance of History for Development', Professor Bernardo Michael discusses the need to incorporate a historical lens for development.
UNSW UNOVA is a unique, interdisciplinary initiative at UNSW that brings research, design and digital solutions together. This interview highlights their work on using fintech to drive digital entrepreneurship.
In this blog, Kayla Lochner explores how the focus on ensuring the appropriate accountability in the delivery of aid has lost sight of the importance of its source and distribution.
On 16 September 2021, the IGD hosted a roundtable, convened and led by Dr. George Varughese, Research to Practice Associate at the IGD and Senior Strategic Advisor at Niti Foundation.
Shifts and disruptions to daily life, such as COVID-19, climate change and urbanisations, are creating new, uncertain contexts for development contexts.
