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Publications and Outcomes
Tackling the Polycrisis: Two Groundbreaking Policy Briefs
At PolyCIVIS, we believe that the complexity of today’s global challenges calls for innovative, interdisciplinary, and actionable solutions. That’s why we’re thrilled to present two new policy briefs, setting the stage for fresh approaches to navigating the interconnected crises of our time. The Polycrisis & Policy Brief Series is coordinated by the Policy Work Package which is part of the PolyCIVIS Network. The PolyCIVIS Policy brief series aims to provide actionable insights and recommendations for policymakers, at various levels and to foster dialogue among stakeholders on effective policy.
From Polycrisis to Polysolutions: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Complex Global Challenges
Policy Brief No.1 | March 2025
By: Dan Schreiber, Sarah Hassnaoui, Anne Weyembergh, Malte Brosig, Kamatara Kanifa, Anthony Tibaingana
Foundational Policy brief no. 1
Humanitarian Aid in the Polycrisis: Local and Systems Thinking Approaches
Policy Brief No.2 | March 2025
By: Evika Karamagioli, Manos Pikoulis, Chrysafo Arvaniti
Whether you’re a policymaker, researcher, or engaged citizen, they offer invaluable insights into how we can think differently, act collectively, and build resilience in an increasingly unpredictable world.
Read in-depth expert analyses bringing interdisciplinary solutions to global challenges and new approaches to humanitarian aid in the polycrisis.
Web dossier: a collection of interviews conducted with academics from the PolyCIVIS network and beyond
As global crises become increasingly interconnected, education plays a critical role in empowering students, and equipping them with skills, knowledge, and experiences that are necessary in order to better understand, and navigate these complex challenges.
This collection of interviews conducted with academics from the PolyCIVIS network universities sheds light on some of their existing teaching methodologies, experiences, and insights coming from both continents. Educational offers featured include both polycrisis-related courses taught within individual universities and ongoing joint African-European programmes.
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Research Methodology Bootcamp
Enhance your knowledge, delve into the critical work of PolyCIVIS' Research WP, and discover the importance of researching the polycrisis concept. The report includes a keynote speech by Professor Malte Brosig, (International Relations, University of Witwatersrand), addressing practical insights on contemporary global challenges.
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