International Conference on Language and Diplomacy
Alumni Panels and conferences Language (and) diplomacy EventsThe International Conference on Language and Diplomacy delved into traditional and modern language aspects in diplomacy, exploring topics like negotiation and interpretation as well as challenges brought by technology. The presentations considered theoretical and practical viewpoints on these issues.
Second International Conference on Knowledge and Diplomacy
Alumni Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsThe Second International Conference on Knowledge and Diplomacy highlighted the significance of language, documents, and information management for diplomacy, emphasizing the need for organizational adjustments to enhance effectiveness.
International Conference on Knowledge and Diplomacy
Alumni Panels and conferences Science diplomacy EventsThe conference focused on how knowledge management can benefit diplomatic services by discussing institutional memory, its activation, and practical techniques for knowledge management in diplomacy.
Fresh intake for IGCBP 2011: apply now!
Alumni Internet governance and digital policy EventsThe Internet Governance Capacity Building Programme for 2011 is open for applications. It offers beginner and advanced knowledge on Internet governance issues with various thematic areas. The programme consists of four phases, including courses on policy development, national/regional strategic plans, policy research, and a policy immersion phase. Professionals dealing with Internet-related issues can apply for one of the 60 available spots. Scholarships are available for applicants from developing countries. The application deadline for the Foundation Course is 12 February 2011. Apply now for IGCBP 2011!
Workshop: IG training workshop and scholarship award in Abuja, Nigeria
Alumni Training and workshops Internet governance and digital policy, Interdisciplinary approaches EventsDiplo hosted an Internet governance training workshop and awarded a scholarship in Abuja, Nigeria, as part of the 5th African Conference on Free and Open Source Software. Over 300 participants from various countries took part in the conference, which focused on Open Source Solutions for achieving the Millennium Development Goals. Diplo also presented the Africa IGF Community Award during the event. Various workshops on different topics were held during the conference, and multiple awards were given out, including a scholarship for the Internet Governance Capacity Building Course.
