Movers and Shakers
            
                
                
Keep track of professionally-related news about appointments, promotions or moves to other institutions within International Geneva.
- L'invité de Romain Clivaz - Michael Moeller, directeur général de l'ONU à GenèveReadRTS – 12 avril 2018 (audio) 
- Sustaining peace in the city: An alternative approachReadThe Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime – 5 April 2018 
- Le Conseil de fondation accueille quatre nouveaux membresReadGlobe, the Graduate Institute Review – Printemps 2018 
- Towards a Stronger Connection between Human Rights and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development: The Role of the Human Rights CouncilReadIISD – 10 April 2018 
- "The Role of the United Nations and of International Geneva in Internet Governance"ReadAllocution de M. Michael Møller, Secrétaire général adjoint, Directeur général de l'Office des Nations Unies à GenèveUNOG – 9 April 2018 
- Nearly one billion people in Africa to be protected against yellow fever by 2026ReadWHO – 10 April 2018 
- La Ville de Genève honore Cornelio Sommaruga avec la Médaille « Genève reconnaissante »ReadVille de Genève – 9 avril 2018 
- Farewell messages for John E. Scanlon, CITES Secretary-General (2010-2018)ReadCITES – 6 April 2018 
- He Killed a Red Cross Worker: 'I Will Go to Hell for What I Did'ReadThe New York Times – 7 April 2018 
- A UN forum in Geneva gets to grips with concerns about autonomous weaponsReadBy Amandeep Singh Gill, India's Ambassador & Permanent Representative to the Conference on Disarmament in GenevaLinkedIn – 6 April 2018 
- Selection of Authors for IPCC Sixth Assessment ReportRead"The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has invited 721 experts from 90 countries to participate in the Sixth Assessment Report (AR6) as Coordinating Lead Authors, Lead Authors and Review Editors. This allows work to start on the next comprehensive assessment of the science related to climate change."IPCC – 6 April 2018 
- Le canton et la Genève internationale: bien, mais peut mieux faireReadLe Temps – 6 avril 2018 (enregistrement)