Geneva Trialogue
In 2016, responding to the UN General Assembly’s call for collaborative partnerships towards sustainable developmnt for all, the University of Geneva launched the Geneva Trialogue : a one-day event gathering academic, private sector and multilateral stakeholders to discuss knowledge and learning tools, platforms and initiatives for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).
At the Geneva Trialogue, decision makers from these three circles gather to deepen their understanding of the issues, trigger reflection, and proactively formulate proposals on how academia, international organisations and the private sector can support and transform the world of SDG education together.
The goal of this event, in the spirit of SDG 17, is to inspire new partnerships that can reach millions of learners of all ages, and help such networks tackle the Global Goals in impactful ways.
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Geneva Trialogue 2022
Open Innovation for Education
The fourth Geneva Trialogue took place in a hybrid format on 17 March 2022 and launched the 2022 Open Geneva Festival.
Geneva Trialogue 2021
Scaling Open Innovation for the SDGs
The third Geneva Trialogue took place online on Thursday 18 March 2021. It also marked the start of the Open Geneva Festival from 18- 28 March 2021.
Geneva Trialogue 2019
Scaling Education for the SDGs
The second edition of the Geneva Trialogue was held on 21 January 2019 and explored ways to scale SDG education. It was jointly organised by the University of Geneva, UNITAR and XuetangX.
Geneva Trialogue 2016
Knowledge and the SDGs
The first edition of the Geneva Trialogue took place on 15 November 2016 and focused on the potential dividends offered by the digital revolution in knowledge production and education.