This interview-based study draws on insights from experts to examine the evolving landscape of pathogen genomic data-sharing platforms, with a focus on the unique challenges and opportunities faced by low-and-middle-income-countries (LMICs). Given the existence of platforms for global sharing of genomic data, the present study documents the reasons for the innovation of recent digital sharing arrangements linked to the specific needs of LMICs’ health policy and scientific communities.

Green jobs represent both an opportunity for growth and a challenge for equitable adaptation. This study compares five countries — China, the US, Sweden, France, and Italy.

China’s informal economy employs over 200 million people, including self-employed traders, small-scale service providers, migrant laborers, and platform-based gig workers.

This review examines how developing countries address climate risks through social protection, financial instruments, and urban planning, drawing on four key studies.

The paper analyzes how the relationship balances competition (in green technology, markets, and resources) with cooperation (in renewable energy, emissions trading, and sustainable finance), against the backdrop of COVID-19 recovery and Russia’s war in Ukraine.

This project designs a Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT) to test whether providing accurate and accessible information about recruitment agencies improves the decision-making and welfare of potential female migrants in the Calabarzon region (the largest migrant-sending area of the Philippines).