As a researcher interested in the historical focus of the International Human Dimensions Programme (IHDP), please use the Wayback Machine to access their website from 2011 or 2012. Once on the site, identify IHDP's core mission, listing its four key aspects. Then, list at least five of their main research themes or 'issues' they addressed. Finally, describe the types of publications or resources available on the site, including at least two specific examples of publication categories.
Navigate to 'https://web.archive.org/web/*/http://www.ihdp.unu.edu'. Select the year '2011' or '2012' from the available years. Scroll down to view the calendar for the selected year. Click on a date in the latter half of 2011 or early 2012 that has a snapshot, and then click on the corresponding timestamp to load the archived page. If the page fails to load or is unnavigable, go back to the calendar view and select a different date/timestamp from the specified period. Once the IHDP website is successfully loaded, navigate to the 'About IHDP' section (or similar, if 'About IHDP' is not directly clickable, find the content on the main page). From the 'About IHDP' page, locate and extract IHDP's core mission, including its four key aspects. On the same page or a linked 'Issues' section, identify and list at least five main research themes or areas of focus. Navigate to the 'Resources' or 'Publications' section. Describe the types of publications or research outputs available, listing at least two specific categories (e.g., 'Scientific', 'Multimedia', 'Press').
The agent successfully loads an archived version of the 'ihdp.unu.edu' website from 2011 or 2012.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, including its four key aspects: 'Catalyze the generation of social science research', 'Collaborate with both natural and social sciences', 'Strengthen the capacities of research and policy communities', and 'Facilitate dialogue between science and policy'. The agent lists at least five key research themes or areas of focus (e.g., 'Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services', 'Climate Change', 'Coastal Zones', 'Environmental Governance', 'Extreme Risks', 'Green Economy', 'Health', 'Human Behaviour', 'Human Security', 'Population Pressures', 'Sustainability', 'Urbanization', 'Vulnerability and Adaptation'). The agent identifies the 'Resources' or 'Publications' section. The agent describes the types of publications available and lists at least two specific categories, such as 'Scientific' (e.g., 'IHDP Update', 'Science Plans'), 'Multimedia' (e.g., 'Video'), or 'Press' (e.g., 'Press Releases').