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Das Genfer Abkommen von 1954 beendigte den Indochinakrieg und führte zur Unabhängigkeit und Dekolonisation Vietnams.
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En 1919, Genève est choisie pour accueillir le siège de la Société des Nations (SdN), ainsi que le Bureau international du Travail (BIT).
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Internationalität verpflichtet: Genève Aéroport gehört zu den wenigen Flughäfen weltweit, die einen Protokolldienst anbieten.
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Gunilla von Hall est la correspondante à Genève du quotidien suédois Svenska Dagbladet. Elle nous parle de sa carrière, de son travail à Genève, des sujets qu'elle couvre et du rôle des médias dans la coopération internationale.
Décembre 2013
Gunilla von Hall est la correspondante à Genève du journal suédois Svenska Dagbladet.
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Aujourd'hui, Marc Van Ameringen, le Directeur exécutif de GAIN, nous parle des avantages, pour GAIN, d'avoir son siège à Genève.
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Ausbildung und Reflexion rund um die wichtigen Themen der Global Governance haben in Genf eine lange Tradition. Die Anfänge gehen zurück auf das Jahr 1927 und die Gründung der Genfer Hochschule für internationale Studien (Institut de hautes études internationales). Heute gibt es zahlreiche Ausbildungsprogramme, die weltweit grosse Anerkennung geniessen.
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Das Büro der Vereinten Nationen in Genf (UNOG) verfügt über Konferenz-Kapazitäten für bis zu 9'700 Teilnehmenden. Dazu gehören die Assembly Hall, ein grosser Saal mit 1'800 Plätzen, das Council Chamber, ein kleinerer Saal für bis zu 400 Personen sowie weitere 34 Säle, die insgesamt 7'500 Personen aufnehmen können.
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Das HD Centre, das Zentrum für humanitären Dialog, gehört heute international zu den wichtigsten Organisationen für die Mediation in Konfliktsituationen. Das Mediationszentrum ist an der Lösung von Konfliktsituationen auf der ganzen Welt beteiligt, dazu gehören insbesondere die Konflikte auf den Philippinen, in Somalia und im Sudan.
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Das Büro der Vereinten Nationen in Genf (UNOG) verfügt über Konferenz-Kapazitäten für bis zu 9'700 Teilnehmenden. Dazu gehören die Assembly Hall, ein grosser Saal mit 1'800 Plätzen, das Council Chamber, ein kleinerer Saal für bis zu 400 Personen sowie weitere 34 Säle, die insgesamt 7'500 Personen aufnehmen können.
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Young Reporters at UNOG opens the door of the United Nations in Geneva to high-school students (16-19) interested in international affairs to engage with experts from different organizations in a press briefing setting. Each session is topical (i.e. covering issues related to food, water or international development) and 2-3 representatives from organizations working in that area come to talk about their work and current issues.
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Speech of Mr Olivier Coutau, Delegate for international Geneva, Republic and State of Geneva, on the occasion of the vernissage of the book "MEETINGS" (In French)
18 December 2012
"MEETINGS"
Lorsqu'il nous a été proposé par Christian Lutz, ce titre s'est imposé comme une évidence. L'ouvrage qui nous rassemble ce soir est fait de rencontres.
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August 2012
Tell us about UN-Water: why has a platform of this kind been created, what is its mandate, and how does it operate?
UN-Water is the coordination mechanism of the United Nations for all matters relating to water. It was set up in 2003, at the instigation of the Chief Executives Board for Coordination (CEB), to establish or strengthen collaboration between agencies on certain key topics, such as freshwater resources and water and sanitation services, among others.
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2023 will mark the Centenary of the Declaration of Geneva. Born from the consequences of the Great War, this text was adopted on 23 February 1923 and recognized for the first time the existence of specific rights for children. This anniversary is therefore significant for International Geneva. It is an opportunity to reaffirm the importance of the activities of organizations working for children and young people throughout the world. In this impetus, the Office of International Geneva is pleased to continue next year, through its website, promoting the activities of the organizations of International Geneva and those who shape it. Happy Holidays!
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"How global governance needs to adapt to new world orders?" How do we accelerate the process from ideas to actions? What can be done now, and by whom? Those questions are at the core of the new digital publication "Geneva Policy Outlook," produced by the Geneva Graduate Institute. Key findings of this pilot edition, and a discussion with some authors on issues and negotiations to watch in 2023 will be presented at the launch event on 31 January. This school, built on stilts to avoid incidents due to the rise in water levels, was pictured by Sohrab Hura near Tacloban, Philippines. It is part of UNEP's commission of ten of Magnum's Photographers to document the solutions implemented to curb the rise of global temperatures. This photographic corpus resulted in the exhibition "We have the power: we are the change."
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On 13 January 2022, in the framework of the Geneva Beat Plastic Pollution dialogues, and in partnership with UN-EMG and GRID-Arendal, the Geneva Environment Network (GEN) convenes you to the virtual conference "UN response to marine litter and plastic pollution." In the same field of expertise with this event co-organized by the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm Conventions and the Minamata Convention Secretariats, the GEN organizes the "8th Replenishment of the GEF Trust Fund – Ambitions for the Chemicals and Waste Cluster," on 14 January. Here, a beach in Nice, France, in 2015 by Martin Parr.
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For the release of the French version of its very first report "Playing with Lives: Cyberattacks on Healthcare are Attacks on People", the CyberPeace Institute organizes a virtual seminar on 30 March 2021. This image of doctors and nurses treating a suspected COVID-19 patient, was taken by Magnum photographer Lorenzo Meloni at the Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital in Bergamo, Italy on 23 March 2020.
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