Diplo at IGF 2024
Events Capacity development EventsDiplo will be actively involved in the 2023 Internet Governance Forum (IGF) in Kyoto, Japan, focusing on topics like bottom-up internet governance, knowledge management, enhancing civil society participation, and cyber norms. They will host sessions and discussions, emphasizing the importance of human imperfection, knowledge sharing, and responsible behavior in cyberspace. Challenges such as monopolies over information and reducing vulnerabilities will be addressed. Diplo also highlights the need for multistakeholder collaboration and inclusivity in digital policy discussions. Participants are encouraged to engage both in-person and online to contribute to shaping the digital future.
Digital trade for Africa’s prosperity
Events Webinars Digital business models, E-commerce and trade, Economic, Trade diplomacy Events
The webinar held on 13 November 2024 focused on digital trade and its potential for Africa’s prosperity. Panelists discussed various aspects of digital trade, including e-commerce, policy frameworks, infrastructure challenges,…
UN Cybercrime Convention: What does it mean and how will it impact all of us?
Events Webinars Cyberconflict and warfare, Cybercrime, Cybersecurity, Security Events
After three years of negotiations, initiated by Russia in 2017, the UN Member States at the Ad Hoc Committee (AHC) adopted the draft of the first globally binding legal instrument on cybercrime. This convention will now be presented to the…
Timelines: survey and testing page
Diplo's visit to Kenya encompasses three core objectives: exploring avenues for delivering diplomatic courses, forging strategic partnerships, and reinforcing connections with alumni to strengthen the global network. This multifaceted endeavour…
Kautilya in Modern Governance and Diplomacy
Webinars Diplomatic functions and tools Events
Kautilya’s Arthashastra, one of the world's oldest and most comprehensive treatises on the science of statecraft, offers profound insights into the administration of justice, management of security, and strategies for state protection and…
Using current and emerging cyber tools for disaster management in Africa
Events Events
Time: 4:30pm - 6:00pm (EAT)
This webinar will focus on leveraging technology to enhance preparedness, response,and recovery efforts in the face of natural or man-made disasters on the Africancontinent. This webinar aims to explore the utilization…
Internet Freedom Meet
Events Panels and conferences Capacity development, Media Events
The Internet Freedom Meet (IFM), organised by the Balkan Research Network (BIRN) with the support of the European Union, brought together experts this year to tackle emerging online challenges. David Geer, Head of the EU Delegation in North…
Trade Meets AI: Navigating in a ‘Digital New World’
Events Economic Events
Central European Time (09h00) | Singapore Standard Time (15h00)
This event, organised by the Trade Policy Exchange, will explore the interplay between Trade Policy and Artificial Intelligence (AI). The advent of AI is heralding a new era…
Yellow Rain: Scientific insights and policy implications
Alumni Webinars EventsYellow rain in Geneva is an annual occurrence caused by sand and dust from the Sahara desert. Initially mistaken for chemical warfare, it was later found to be honey bee feces containing pollen. The phenomenon offers insights into climate and environmental implications, prompting a debate on global cooperation in science and technology. Experts like Dr. Nickovic and Dr. Basart will discuss sand and dust movements' impact, data collection methods, and cooperation opportunities on February 11, 2021, during a scientific discussion session.
Global digital governance: Geneva’s perspectives and role. An expert-guided dialogue among diplomats
Events Training and workshops Diplomacy courses and workshops, Politics and governance EventsGeneva is a hub for global digital governance discussions. A dialogue for diplomats will focus on effective solutions to digital challenges and Geneva's role. The event, facilitated by experts, aims to gather diplomats of varying experience levels. Half the seats are reserved for representatives from smaller or developing countries. The dialogue is organized by Diplo, with the support of the United Arab Emirates Mission to the UN and other international bodies in Geneva.
