DiploFoundation will take part in the following sessions:
1. Day 1, 17 July 2019 at 15.30 – 17.00: WS30. The ethics behind computing machines: Raising awareness of digital talents
In co-operation with the University of Indonesia, Diplo is co-hostin...
Small and developing states with limited geographical, human, and financial resources face the challenge of doing more with less: they need to employ all available methods to increase their representation, including networks, alliances, and informati...
Course
Small and developing states with limited geographical, human, and financial resources face the challenge of doing more with less: they need to employ all available methods to increase their representation, including networks, alliances, and informati...
Course
Diplomatic means can transform the smallness of a state into an asset when promoting national and international interests.
This course examines the manner in which small states conduct their diplomacy to pursue their foreign policy objectives, and...
Course
Capacity development has been emerging as a central approach within development for more than two decades. This approach has gradually shifted the focus of development practice from simple financial aid and technical cooperation towards a complex new...
Course
The Internet as a critical resource for Pacific island states
Policy immersion – exposing Pacific Islands representatives to Geneva as an international hub for global policy
Geneva, Switzerland – 20 June 2014: A panel discussion on The ...
18 Jun 2014
Event
23 June 2014 (11.00–13.00)
Bern, Bernerhof, Leuchtersaal, Bundesgasse 3
The roundtable will benefit from the insights of ten officials from Pacific island states who will be visiting Geneva and Bern in the framework of the Capacity D...
23 Jun 2014
Event
Three Diplo fellows – Salanieta Tamanikaiwaimaro from Fiji, Anju Mangal from Fiji, and Dalsie Baniala from Vanuatu - recently took part in the first Pacific Internet Governance Forum in Nouma, New Caledonia, on 9-10 April, 2011.
Diplo sponsore...
25 Apr 2011
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