Tackling sexual exploitation and abuse in the UN system International civil servants have a duty to do no harm. Protection from sexual exploitation and abuse is everyone’s responsibility By Nina Lacroix | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2023
Digital IDs are the foundation for digital transformation The growth of digital IDs improves quality of life by giving citizens access to essential public services, and are advancing the digital economy By Rahul Rishi | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2023
“We are working in a complex system” Gender inequality and its impact in the sustainability sector By Leonie Achtnich and Marianne Schörling | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 February 2023
Why impact valuation is essential for all sectors An effective way to counter sustainability as an empty signifier is impact valuation By Sonja Haut and Marianne Schörling | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 30 January 2023
Repenser le positionnement des ONG vis-à-vis des sociétés civiles Dans des sociétés en mutation constante, il est primordial d'interroger les relations et le fonctionnement entre les ONG et les sociétés civiles. By Mathieu Cros | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 5 December 2022
Human rights: a scathing scorecard A sober personal assessment of where we stand today on the achievement of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights By Michael Stopford | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2022
Switzerland: a leading hub for sustainable finance Switzerland’s financial center is tackling the global challenge of climate change. This means solid action and commitment By Jörg Gasser | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2022
Are we ready for the next health crisis? As WHO and partners prepare for the International Day of Epidemic Preparedness in December, we ask Dr. Sylvie Briand about the past, present, and future By Daniel Nazarov | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2022
Bridges that —so badly— need to be built On Human Rights Day, Karen Tse, Chief Executive Officer of International Bridges to Justice By Julián Ginzo | GLOBAL AFFAIRS | 1 December 2022