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According to the World Health Organization, two billion people still do not have basic sanitation facilities. How do governments and organisations address this sanitation crisis? On 19 November, the "Toilet Revolution" event, organized by Heidi News and the Graduate Institute with the support of the Toilet Board Coalition and UN-Water. will focus on digital health innovations in the field of sanitation and will shed light on organisations based in Geneva working to improve the global sanitation landscape.
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Tomorrow, 17 March, the UNDP and GCSP invite you to join the "Geneva Presentation of the UNDP Special Report on Human Security." To bring a larger perspective on human security, high-level speakers will share their views through the lens of climate, security, health, and digital in light of emerging threats in the 21st century. The image above was taken during a geological study at the Atacama desert in Chile by Magnum photographer Patrick Zachmann in 2003.
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The Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator (GESDA) Foundation holds its inaugural summit at the Campus Biotech from 7 to 9 October 2021. Over 500 participants (scientists, diplomats, UN officials, NGO representatives, academics, and decision-makers) will gather to address tomorrow's scientific and technological breakthroughs and how we can use them to benefit both humanity and the environment. Here, a drive at Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA, by Magnum photographer René Burri in 1981.
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On 20 May 2021, the Internal Displacement monitoring centre (IDMC) organizes the virtual launch of the 2021 Global report on Internal Displacement. This impromptu barber set-up was pictured by, Magnum Photographer, Peter van Agtmael at the Al-Khazer IDP camp, in Iraq, in 2017.
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Genf beherbergt 250 NGOs mit Konsultativstatus bei den Vereinten Nationen (ECOSOC-Status). Diese Nichtregierungsorganisationen sind in den Bereichen Gesundheit, Frieden, Handel, Menschenrechte und humanitäre Hilfe tätig. Mit ihrem Engagement tragen sie dazu bei, dass Genf für die Global Governance eine zentrale Rolle spielt.
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The Union for International Cancer Control (UICC) holds the World Cancer Congress in Geneva from 18 to 20 October. Through a multidisciplinary program that presents the latest successful interventions in cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and care, experts and leaders will deliver a suite of innovative and interactive sessions covering the full spectrum of cancer control. Nancy Borowick spent years photographing her parents undergoing parallel treatments for stage four cancer. This multi-rewarded intimate family story is part of the book entitled "The Family Imprint: A Daughter's Portrait of Love and Loss," Hatje Kantz publishing, and will be shown at the Xposure festival in February 2023.
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Centre Consultatif sur la Législation de l'OMC - ACWL
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Internationale Organisationen, Programme, Fonds, Institute und andere
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Union Internationale contre le Cancer - UICC
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UICC
Nichtregierungsorganisationen
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Architecture Land Initiative (ALIN) and the Office of Urbanism of the Department of the Territory invite you to a series of public events in the framework of the development of the Quartier des Nations.
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© Luca Fascini
Als internationale Stadt von grosser Bedeutung bietet Genf zahlreiche Vorteile: eine hervorragende Lebensqualität, eine einzigartige Vernetzung der Global Player, eine ideale Lage im Herzen Europas, schnelle Reiseverbindungen in alle Länder dieser Welt, qualifizierte und mehrsprachige Arbeitskräfte, international renommierte Universitäten sowie ein stabiles und neutrales Arbeitsumfeld.
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© Bibliothèque de Genève
Genfs Geschichte der internationalen Zusammenarbeit lässt sich mit der Geschichte keiner anderen Stadt zu vergleichen.
Als 1863 eine kleine Gruppe Genfer Bürger das International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) gründete, war der Grundstein für das erste internationale humanitäre Abkommen, die Genfer Konvention von 1864, gelegt.