Given that the International Human Dimensions Programme (IHDP) was dissolved in 2014, explore the ihdp.unu.edu website via the Wayback Machine to identify its primary mission and objectives during its active period. Additionally, find information about the key research themes or areas of focus that IHDP pursued, and locate any sections detailing its publications or research outputs. If the initial snapshot fails to load, try another from the same year, prioritizing later dates for stability.
Navigate to 'https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.ihdp.unu.edu'. Select the year '2011' from the available years. Scroll down to view the calendar for 2011. Click on a date in the latter half of 2011 (e.g., August 2nd, 2011, or a later available date) that has a snapshot, and then click on the corresponding timestamp to load the archived page. If the page fails to load, go back to the calendar view and select a different date/timestamp from the latter half of 2011 or early 2012. Once the IHDP website is successfully loaded, locate and click on the 'About Us' or similar introductory section to understand IHDP's mission and objectives. Identify and extract the core mission and objectives of IHDP. Navigate to sections related to 'Research', 'Programmes', or 'Themes' to identify IHDP's key research areas. List at least three main research themes or areas of focus. Look for a 'Publications' or 'Resources' section. Describe the types of publications or research outputs available and how they are organized or accessed.
The agent successfully navigates to the Wayback Machine's calendar view for 'ihdp.unu.edu'. The agent successfully loads an archived version of the 'ihdp.unu.edu' website from 2011 or 2012. The agent identifies and states IHDP's primary mission and objectives (e.g., 'to frame, develop and integrate social science research on global change, and promote the application of its key findings.'). The agent lists at least three key research themes or areas of focus (e.g., 'Industrial Transformation', 'Global Environmental Change and Human Security', 'Institutional Dimensions of Global Environmental Change'). The agent identifies a 'Publications' or 'Resources' section. The agent describes the types of publications available (e.g., 'reports', 'policy briefs', 'working papers', 'journal articles') and how they are organized or accessed.