GRIP's new podcast series hosts prominent researchers for discussions on some of the most urgent contemporary issues in inequality. The series also makes conference lectures on different dimensions of inequality available to all.
29.08.2022
Luigi Di Sarno was part of a team of specialist advisers brought in to help the government of Haiti prepare for future earthquakes after 200,000 people were killed in 2010. Over a decade later, very few of their recommendations had been adopted.
13.09.2021
Progress on preventing malaria has slowed, with some African countries reporting an increase in cases. Could genetically programmed 'protector' mosquitos be one way to reduce the threat?
02.09.2021
The pandemic has sharply increased the number of people who are undernourished.
19.07.2021
The responses to the pandemic have not only sparked a plethora of discussions both within and outside the world of science, but have required science to step up to the challenge. Indeed, throughout the crisis, many politicians have talked about the importance of “following the science” when implementing COVID-19 policy. However, there has sometimes been a disconnect between government policy and the fast-evolving scientific evidence.
16.07.2021
As the COVAX vaccine rollout begins, we're revisiting an essay by Mosoka P. Fallah on why affordable, equitable access to a COVID-19 is so important.
02.03.2021
Understanding and utilizing intellectual property strategically can accelerate COVID relief and sustainability transitions globally.
19.02.2021
The Global Research Programme on Inequalities (GRIP) miniseries on COVID-19 and global dimensions of inequality was a much-read series during the height of the first wave of the pandemic, so we thought we would return to GRIP and share with the ISC community its new series on inequalities in the (Post-) Pandemic City.
24.12.2020
Interview with the Norwegian Institute of Public Health.
26.10.2020
“It is high time to reduce the vulnerabilities of migrant workers”, says Amina Maharjan, Senior Specialist in Livelihoods and Migration at ICIMOD, Kathmandu. Amina Maharjan is second up in the Global Research Programme on Inequality’s (GRIP) miniseries of interviews on the current COVID-19 pandemic and its effects on the multiple dimensions of inequality.
06.04.2020
