How does one possibly model the potential benefits of implementing the Paris Agreement to fish, fishers, fish workers, and seafood consumers? Well, SPPGA Professor Rashid Sumaila and his team made ones of the first attempts in Science Advances.

MPPGA students presented their policy report findings at our Global Policy Project Symposium. Several projects were locally based while others involved international travel to Nepal, Ghana, Ethiopia, Peru, and India.  The teams applied policy research methods and strategic design skills to address various policy issues identified by their clients.

Following the UN Human Rights Committee’s resolution on the empowerment of children-led initiatives for the environment, SPPGA Professor and UN Rapporteur David Boyd underlines the importance of Environment advocacy by future