Relaciones Internacionales, Diplomacia e IA (International Relations, Diplomacy, and AI)
Webinars Artificial Intelligence EventsAI's growing role in international relations, impacting the global agenda, geopolitics, and security, will be discussed at an event on March 24, 2022, focusing on Mexico. The event is organized by Mexico, the Mexican Secretariat of Foreign Affairs, and C Minds Eon Resilience Lab, featuring Dr. Katharina Höne from Diplos. To learn more and register, visit the official page.
Official Geneva presentation of special UNDP report on human security
EventsThe official Geneva presentation will introduce a UNDP report on new threats to human security in the Anthropocene era, discussing challenges like digital technology, inequalities, conflicts, and healthcare system resilience. The event aims to gather diverse perspectives to initiate a global discourse on enhancing human security amidst evolving 21st-century threats. Diplo's Executive Director, Prof. Jovan Kurbalija, will participate. For further details and registration, visit the event's official page.
The trade and digital diplomacy nexus: markets, connectivity and technology
EventsThe text discusses the importance of connectivity and digitalization in global trade, especially in pandemic recovery. It highlights the global digital divide and vulnerabilities arising from rapid technological growth. Emphasizing the need for a reevaluation of the trade-diplomacy connection, the roundtable aims to address ways to enhance access to improved digital policies for smaller countries and bridge the global digital gap. Organized by Friends of Europe, the event features Marília Maciel, Diplos Head of Digital Commerce and Internet Policy. To learn more and register, visit the official page.
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.
Science diplomacy: The road ahead in 2022 (WebDebate #53)
IFDT Science diplomacy EventsScience diplomacy has gained importance, particularly in addressing global challenges like climate change and pandemics. While some caution against overly optimistic views, urging for more realistic evaluations and considering geopolitical factors, others advocate for enhancing cross-border collaboration. A WebDebate on March 1st will delve into the future of science diplomacy in 2022, reflecting on lessons from the pandemic, supporting its practice, and setting expectations for its development. Key speakers will share insights, marking the beginning of a series exploring the theory and practice of science diplomacy.
International digital standards: Stepping up the engagement of stakeholders from the ARIN region
Webinars EventsAn event on international digital standards is being held online on February 22, 2022, targeting stakeholders from the ARIN region. The event aims to address the standardization gap by promoting awareness and participation in international digital standards, particularly for stakeholders from smaller, developing countries in the region. Discussions will encompass the relevance and implications of digital standards, insights on participation levels from various countries, and guidance on contributing to international standardization processes. The event will also introduce a paper on the involvement of stakeholders in the ARIN region and is supported by funding from a Community Grant Program.
[Briefing #82] Standards in digital policy | Cybersecurity and humanitarian work
Briefings Internet governance and digital policy EventsFebruary's Digital Watch Internet Governance Briefing on February 22nd will focus on the role of standards in digital policy, the upcoming World Telecommunication Standardization Assembly, and the intersection of cybersecurity and humanitarian work. Participants can join the interactive session on Zoom or watch live streams on YouTube and Facebook on the last Tuesday of each month.
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.
GFCE report launch: ‘Pre-University Cyber Security Education: Developing cyber skills amongst children and young people’
EventsThe GFCE is launching a report on pre-university cyber security education, authored by individuals from the University of Kent, commissioned through the Global Cyber Capacity Building Research Agenda. The report will be presented in an event moderated by Dr. Tereza Horejsova from Diplo, including findings, a panel discussion, and a Q&A session.
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.
