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  Climate migration amplifies gender inequalities - Nepal

  By Sine Plambech, Sofie Henriksen, Benedikte Raft, Kolja Dahlin

  Aug. 19, 2024

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  Ukrainske flygtningekvinder er mere end blot ofre

  By Sine Plambech, Maria Chiara Cerio

  Apr. 17, 2023

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  Climate migration amplifies gender inequalities - Nepal

  By Sine Plambech, Sofie Henriksen, Benedikte Raft, Kolja Dahlin

  Aug. 19, 2024

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Danish Institute for International Studies

DIIS, the Danish Institute for International Studies, is an independent public research institution focused on international affairs. Established in 2003 through the merger of four research institutes, DIIS is funded by the Danish state and employs around 120 staff members, including researchers and support personnel. The institute serves as a multidisciplinary hub for analyzing global policy, with a focus on globalization, security, development, and foreign policy. DIIS conducts both basic and policy-oriented research, providing consulting services to the Danish Parliament, ministries, and NGOs. It supports researcher development and collaborates with practitioners in government ministries. The institute publishes its findings in academic journals, policy briefs, and other formats to engage in public debate. Key focus areas include foreign and security policy, development policy, and Middle East studies. DIIS collaborates with various international research networks and engages with global academic institutions.