2021 RAUN Papers
"COVID-19 recovery: towards more resilient and inclusive solutions"

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Publishing opens a window of opportunities for academic and professional opportunities. RAUN participants write high quality research work throughout the program. All papers below have been reviewed and evaluated by experts in the field before being presented at the final session where students receive oral and written feedback.

All papers reflect only the opinion of the respective authors.

Agency	Authors	Title
UNHCR	Anna Arias-Duart, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Chelsea Couture, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Britta Rude, Ludwig-Maximilian University and iFO Institute	Innovations in the Space of Learning and Social Interaction
BKMC	Esra Boyuk, Universität Wien Clara Esteve Jordà, Universitat Rovira i Virgili Maria Fàbregas, Universitat Pompeu Fabra	Domestic violence against women in times of COVID. The perspective of grassroots organisations.
FAO	Eduard Grau-Noguer, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB) & Barcelona Public Health Agency (ASPB) Mario Ghioldi, International Business School of Budapest Paula Roig, Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB)	The Koronivia Joint Work on Agriculture: Towards a more sustainable and resilient agriculture to foster post-COVID recovery and prevent future pandemics
FAO	Amalia Calderón-Argelich, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Fiona Löwe, Georg-August Universität Göttingen, Germany & Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Netherlands Danijela Glušac, University of Novi Sad & University of Kragujevac	Public-Private Partnerships for the Promotion of Nature-based Solutions in Urban Settings
UNIDO	Shivraj Jagtap, University of Vienna Márton Végh, Central European University Claudia Wiesinger, University Of Vienna	The benefits of the United Nations development system reform: an agency-specific analysis
UN Global Compact	Clemens Ackerl, University of Vienna Marco Poloni, Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona Clara Zwettler, University of Bern	Human Rights & Decent Work Reporting by Developing Regions’ SMEs in Times of COVID-19: a Qualitative Study
UNODC	Katyayani Anshu, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Barcelona Laura María García, Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona Xhesiola Frroku, University of East London	The effect of COVID-19 on the mental healthcare system in low and middle–income countries: identification of gaps and challenges in mental health and drug use disorder treatment services during the COVID-19 pandemic
UNODC	Karminn C.D.D. Yangot, University of the Philippines Mareike Wiederhold, Diplomatic Academy of Vienna Christine Weber, University of Amsterdam	Impacts of the COVID-19 Pandemic on Criminal Justice Systems and Gender-based Violence in Southeast Asia. Evidence and Solutions from Thailand, The Philippines, Indonesia and Malaysia
OSCE	Giulia Steen, Technische Universitat Kaiserslautern Lena Grobusch, Lund University Vladimiro Labate, University of Turin	Is the pandemic an opportunity to decolonise development, or is it rather widening inequalities and fueling power imbalances? Three perspectives towards sustainable solutions
UNODC	Konrad Gertz, Vienna University of Economics and Business Ivy Omondi, Universitat Oberta de Catalunya	Public-Private-Partnerships and their potential to combat Trafficking in Persons in a post Covid-19 MENA Region- Victim Centered Approach
UNHCR	Anna Arias-Duart, Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya Chelsea Couture, Universitat Pompeu Fabra Britta Rude, Ludwig-Maximilian University and iFO Institute	Innovations in the Space of Learning and Social Interaction
WHO Ukraine	Dayana Benny, University of Turin Silvia Castro, University of Munich Omer Mujahid, University of Girona	Contact tracing for COVID-19 in Ukraine: insights from a case study in the region of Chernivtsi
Ludwig Boltzmann Institute of Fundamental and Human Rights	Anneliese Aberg Scalzo, Anglo-American University Nura Alawia, University of Turin Dea Rodiqi, ​University of Vienna	International Solidarity in International Human Rights Law
OSCE	Anastasia Perevalova, Diplomatic Academy of Vienna Úrsula Ruiz Cabelo, Pompeu Fabra University	The Impact of the COVID-19 Crisis on Transnational Organized Crime

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