
United Nations University - Institute for Environment and Human Security
( UNU-EHS
)
UNU-EHS, founded in December 2003, addresses the risk and vulnerability aspects of human security and the consequences of complex natural hazards and global change. UNU-EHS assumes that human security can be increased through education and appropriate adaptation measures. The research of UNU-EHS therefore aims at improving the understanding of cause-effect relationships and finding ways to reduce vulnerability for sustainable development.

Head of Organization

Director, United Nations University, Institute for Environment and Human Security
Contact information
United Nations University, Institute for Environment and Human Security
UN Campus
Platz der Vereinten Nationen 1
D-53113 Bonn, Germany
Phone: +49 (0)228-815 0202
Fax: +49 (0)228-815 0299
Email: info@ehs.unu.edu
- 31 October 2019A better life for future generations? An interview with Dr. Simone Sandholz on World Cities DayEnglish
- 14 August 2019Researchers Study Floods and Transboundary River Catchment in Togo and Benin English
- 23 July 2019Call for papers - Global change and sustainability transformations: technology-society interfaceEnglish
- 01 May 2019Last Call for Applications: 2019 Summer Academy on World Risk and Adaptation Futures - Demographic ChangeEnglish
- 27 March 2019Art and Sustainability evening organized by UNU-EHS, DIE and University of BonnEnglish
- 22 March 2019The Sun, the Earth and the Weather in cities: more than a movie title! - Op-ed by Dr. Simone Sandholz, UNU-EHSEnglish
- 22 March 2019Wetlands help protect us from floods and purify our water - Op-ed by Zita Sebesvari and Yvonne Walz of UNU-EHSEnglish
- 06 March 2019Students of the UN University Are Offered a Chance to Simulate Real-life Migration Policy DecisionsEnglish
- 14 February 2019Fourth PEDRR International Science-Policy workshop on ecosystem-based approaches for disaster risk reduction and adaptation hosted by UNU-EHSEnglish
- 18 January 2019Book release: Urban Climate Resilience in Southeast AsiaEnglish