University of Manchester appointed as UN Academic Impact Vice-Chair for SDG10 research
The University of Manchester has been appointed as the new United Nations Academic Impact Sustainable Development Goals Hub Vice-Chair for Research for SDG10 (Reduced inequalities) by the (UNAI) initiative.
The University of Manchester will play an essential role in advancing the implementation of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development by leading research initiatives for the UNAI SDG10 Hub, from September 2025 to December 2027, as part of the larger UNAI network, which comprises over 1,700 universities and colleges across more than 150 countries.
and from the , , will play a leading role in shaping and advancing the work of the UNAI SDG 10 Hub, contributing to global efforts to promote equality and reduce inequalities.
Speaking of the appointment, , Vice-President for Research at The University of Manchester, shared:
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Supporting the 10, Reduced inequalities, The University of Manchester already brings together over 650 academics across disciplines to address disparities in health, food security, living conditions, social justice and workplace equality, working side by side with communities to create lasting change locally and worldwide.
鈥淚 am delighted The University of Manchester has been selected for this role and look forward to working with colleagues and partners to build on the University鈥檚 outstanding research and engagement," Colette added, "Together, we can drive forward practical, sustainable solutions that reduce inequalities and improve lives both locally and internationally.鈥�
UNAI SDG Hub Network
UNAI SDG Hubs are designated institutions of higher education within the UNAI network that actively work to promote the SDGs by leveraging the power of academia to create positive social, economic, and environmental change. Each Hub is designated to focus on a specific SDG, fostering research, education, and global collaboration to advance that goal, while respecting the strong interdependencies across all 17 SDGs.
For more information about the new UNAI SDG Hub cohort and their activities, please visit: