The United Nations University (UNU) is the academic arm of the United Nations. It bridges the academic world and the United Nations system. Its goal is to develop sustainable solutions for current and future problems of humankind in all aspects of life. Through a problem-oriented and interdisciplinary approach it aims at teaching, applied research and education on a global scale. UNU was founded in 1973 as an autonomous organ of the United Nations General Assembly. The University comprises headquarters in Tokyo, Japan, and more than a dozen Institutes and Programmes worldwide.
Published 2012-09-24
During the 12th Bonn Dialogues, panellists will discuss the methods and tools that are available for assessing impacts and climate risks at different levels and for a broad range of sectors and social-ecological systems. The public symposium takes place on Monday, 8 October 2012 at 6.30 p.m. at Deutsche Welle. Please register via info@bonn-dialogues.org.
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