Just-in-time capacity building for Rwandan Diplomacy
Timeline Courses Capacity development, Digital diplomacy, Digital foreign policyThe text discusses the growing importance of digital diplomacy and the need for countries to adapt to the digital era to shape their future. Capacity building in Emerging Digital Diplomacy and Foreign Policy aims to equip participants with skills to advance their country's interests in digital geopolitics and geoeconomics, negotiate digital policy topics, and utilize new digital tools effectively.
First joint diplomatic training with Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF)
Events, Milestones, TimelineDiplo conducted inaugural joint diplomatic training with the Asia-Europe Foundation (ASEF).
Diplo
TimelineDiplo was founded by Jovan Kurbalija in 1992 at the Mediterranean Academy of Diplomatic Studies in Malta. Over the years, Diplo evolved into DiploFoundation, focusing on digital diplomacy. The organization celebrates 20 years in 2022, marking three decades of research and education on digitalization's impact on diplomacy. Join the journey of Diplo's development and the evolution of digital diplomacy.
AI as a Tool for Diplomacy and Mediation
AI Technology, Events, Timeline Artificial IntelligenceA hybrid event in Geneva during Science Diplomacy Week will focus on AI as a tool for diplomacy and mediation. Discussions will involve the current and future applications of AI, specifically in language processing and image recognition. Topics will cover the impact of AI tools on diplomatic work, fostering dialogue between diplomats and developers, and addressing current and potential challenges. The event will showcase tools like Diplo’s Speech Generator for cybersecurity speeches. Distinguished panelists will participate, including experts from various organizations like the International Computing Centre and Diplo.
Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies
Events, TimelineIn June 2014, Diplo collaborated with the Swiss Bitcoin Association to host an event exploring the political, technical, business, and developmental aspects of Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
‘Promoting inclusive data policy through capacity building’ – UNCTAD eCommerce Week 2022
Events, TimelineThe text discusses the importance of involving developing and least-developed countries in shaping norms related to cross-border data flows. Capacity building is emphasized as a tool to empower these nations in policy discussions on data. Sessions at the UNCTAD eCommerce Week 2022 will explore topics such as the impacts of 'data localisation' and 'national champion' approaches on creating an inclusive digital economy. The Geneva Internet Platform will provide coverage on selected thematic sessions from the event.
Towards a more diverse international standardisation landscape – Motivations and actions for stakeholders in the ARIN region
Events, Timeline Webinars Digital standards EventsThe event aims to involve stakeholders in the ARIN region in international standardization processes. It will explore motivations for participation, suggest actions to increase engagement, and discuss cooperation on digital standards. Key outcomes of the World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly will also be reviewed. Speakers include Bevil Wooding and Sorina Teleanu, with Marilia Maciel moderating and Ginger Paque as the chat moderator. The event is part of a project funded by ARIN to raise awareness on digital standards in the region, emphasizing the importance for developing countries.
Digital Technologies and the Environment: a Synergy for the Future Event
Events, Timeline Webinars EventsThe text discusses the integration of digital technologies in environmental policies at global levels. It emphasizes the upcoming event where a report will be presented, examining the interaction between digital advancements and environmental issues, focusing on topics such as greenhouse gas emissions, rare earths, and e-waste. The event is scheduled for February 17th, offering insights on cooperation possibilities between key players in the field.
7th Geneva Engage Awards – What is Geneva’s digital footprint?
Events, Timeline Webinars EventsThe 7th Geneva Engage Awards recognize organizations in International Geneva for their social media engagement and online presence. The awards highlight the global impact of Geneva through social media, web relevance, and online meetings, focusing on key areas like development, human rights, and digital issues. The awards are divided into three categories: International Organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations and Associations, and Permanent Representations to Geneva. The 2022 award for Non-Governmental Organizations and Associations honors the memory of internet pioneer Ian Peter, emphasizing his dedication to using the internet for communication among marginalized groups. To learn more about Ian Peter and the awards, visit the provided page.
Digital Diplomacy Training for Diplomats – Namibia
Timeline Courses Capacity development, Digital diplomacy, Diplomacy courses and workshopsDiplomats in Namibia are offered a 10-day digital diplomacy training covering cybersecurity, human rights, geopolitics, emerging technologies, and utilization of new digital tools like social media and AI to address pressing issues in digital geopolitics and geoeconomics.
