Natural History Museum
NHM is an international leader in research of the natural world. It curates >80 million specimens, generates >5 million museum visits, >8 million web visits and hosts over 10,000 scientific visitor days per year. It collaborates with researchers in over 100 countries, has ~165 externally-funded projects delivering research/training outcomes, and 80+ full-time PhDs and PDRAs. It has first-class Molecular Laboratories, including next-generation sequencing equipment with dedicated bioinformatic support.
The GlobalSeaweed- PROTECT team at the NHM is led by Professor Juliet Brodie (Project Lead and Research Area Leader in Seaweed Conservation).
Scottish Association for Marine Science
SAMS is one of the UK’s leading marine scientific institutions. In 2013, SAMS became an Associate Institute of the United Nations University (UNU), firmly placing it as an international centre for marine research. Since 2000, SAMS has forged a major role in seaweed disease and biosecurity policy and research through Marie Curie Training Fellowships and UK initiatives, such as the NERC International Overseas Fund and the UKRI Global Challenges Research Fund, which awarded £6.1M to the previous GlobalSeaweed-STAR programme.
The GlobalSeaweed-PROTECT team at SAMS is led by Professor Elizabeth Cottier-Cook (Principal Investigator and Research Area Leader in Seaweed Resource Management).
University of Malaysia
Yunus Thailand is a foundation and social business co-founded by Professor Muhammad Yunus, pioneer of microfinance and the social business movement, to build a social business economy in Thailand.
We provide global best practice social business expertise to deliver innovative, financially sustainable, and scalable solutions for the most pressing social and environmental problems in a Thai context.
Our Thai and international team have specialised methodologies based on Nobel Peace Prize winning approaches to deliver localised impact in nationally and globally replicable ways, while also ensuring our expertise is relevant across sectors through multidisciplinary partnership approaches.
University of Mataram (UNRAM)
University of Mataram (UNRAM)
Kasetsart University (KU)
Kasetsart University (KU), established in 1943, is the first and largest agricultural university and the third oldest university in Thailand. With four campuses across the country, KU has expanded to comprise 38 faculties covering agriculture, science, engineering, business, social sciences, humanities, and more. Ranked #1 in Agriculture and Forestry in Thailand, KU places significant emphasis on agriculture, food security, green technology, and health research initiatives. With approximately 67,000 students and over 3,500 faculty members, the university is recognized for strong research output and community engagement. Kasetsart University consistently places among the top institutions in Thailand, fulfilling the mission to provide “Knowledge of the Land” for sustainable development.
University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD)
University of the Philippines Diliman (UPD)
Yunus Foundation
Yunus Thailand is a foundation and social business co-founded by Professor Muhammad Yunus, pioneer of microfinance and the social business movement, to build a social business economy in Thailand.
We provide global best practice social business expertise to deliver innovative, financially sustainable, and scalable solutions for the most pressing social and environmental problems in a Thai context.
Our Thai and international team have specialised methodologies based on Nobel Peace Prize winning approaches to deliver localised impact in nationally and globally replicable ways, while also ensuring our expertise is relevant across sectors through multidisciplinary partnership approaches.
Institute of Biotechnology, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology, Hanoi
The United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS)
The United Nations University Institute on Comparative Regional Integration Studies (UNU-CRIS) is one of the research and training institutes of the United Nations University (UNU) network. UNU is the academic arm of the United Nations, headquartered in Tokyo. The network consists of 14 institutes and programmes worldwide, engaging in research and capacity development to support the universal goals of the UN. Through UNU, leading scholars worldwide are brought together to generate innovative and policy-relevant knowledge, contributing to a brighter future. The specific mission of UNU-CRIS is to foster a better understanding of regional integration and cooperation processes and their implications in a changing world order. UNU-CRIS specialises in the comparative study of regional integration, monitoring and assessing regional integration worldwide, and the study of interactions between regional organisations and global institutions cooperating closely with our core/hosting national partners Vrije Universiteit Brussel and Ghent University. UNU-CRIS acts as a think tank for the UN, with particular links to the UN bodies dealing with regional integration, and works in partnership with institutes and initiatives worldwide concerned with integration, sustainability, and cooperation issues.
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