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14 March 2025

Numalogos Institute Publishes Major Assessment of Global Food System Fragility

The Institute today released Working Paper NI-WP-2025-04, presenting the first probabilistic cascade model calibrated against six decades of disruption data across forty-two national food networks. The paper is available in executive summary at numalogos.institute/research.

7 November 2024

Institute Launches New Governance Capacity Index Covering 94 Countries

The Numalogos Institute has published the Governance Capacity Index (GCI), a longitudinal dataset scoring 94 countries on eleven dimensions of institutional planning capability. The GCI is freely available under a Creative Commons licence.

22 April 2024

Prof. Amara Osei-Bonsu Appointed Chair of Advisory Board

The Governing Council has appointed Professor Amara Osei-Bonsu as Chair of the Numalogos Institute Advisory Board. Professor Osei-Bonsu brings thirty years of experience in international governance and systems policy, most recently as Under-Secretary-General at the United Nations.

15 January 2024

Institute Announces Water Stress and Geopolitics Research Programme

The Institute's Academic Council has approved a three-year research programme examining the relationship between freshwater scarcity and geopolitical instability. Scenario projections to 2075 will be released in successive working papers commencing Q2 2024.

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