Within the Eni magazine World Energy and the website Worldenergynext.com, IAI carries out analyses of the main events and trends in the international energy sector, contextualising them in the broader global political scenario. World Energy Magazine is an international quarterly dedicated entirely to the world of energy.

Funding: Agi

This multimedia project aimed to describe the role of sustainable agriculture in the African development. It focused on Ghana, striving to analyse the dynamics that are affecting agricultural development, by focusing not only on the evolution of the primary sector, but also on the role of the new technologies, the protection of biodiversity, the use of natural resources, the role of women and the threats related to the devastating impacts of climate change. The research produced a series of IAI Commentaries, a web documentary and a volume that will were presented during a public event.

PRODIGEES promotes international collaboration, knowledge sharing on (global) governance and the conditions for directing digitalization towards the goals of sustainable development in the 2030 Agenda. The main goal of the four-year project - led by the German Institute of Development and Sustainability - is to enable a better understanding of digital transformation processes and emerging technologies by studying their impact on sustainable development and the achievement of SDGs in different regions of the world.

The two-year project AMBITUS, led by the French Ministry of the Interior, aims at supporting States in strengthening their long-term actions in the fight against environmental crime, with the main goal of achieving the following results:

The objective of the project was to define and detail the main changes taking place in the global energy sector - first and foremost the process of decarbonisation and the progressive integration of renewables into national energy mixes - with particular attention to the Italian peculiarities.

This three-year project (2019-2022), led by the University of Maastricht, has three objectives: (a) to analyse the internal dynamics of the EU single market and the resulting external implications for the EU's neighbouring countries and other world powers; (b) to bring together research communities specialised in different fields.