Geneva Peace Week 2017

6 Nov 2017 - 10 Nov 2017

Geneva, Switzerland

Session reports

01:00 - E-caravan for peace: Promoting e-commerce in conflict and post-conflict situations
01:00 - Early warning systems and GIS: How data and mapping technologies can support peace
01:00 - The role of artificial intelligence in conflict prevention: Will it polarize or unite?
01:00 - Safer internet for children, mitigation of conflicts and language and communication for peace
01:00 - Big data and conflict prevention: Balancing opportunities with challenges
01:00 - Roundtable discussion: A new digital geneva convention?
01:00 - GPW 2017: Summary of discussions on conflict prevention and new technologies

The 2017 edition of the Geneva Peace Week will be held on 6–10 November 2017, in Geneva, Switzerland. 

The initiative is facilitated by the United Nations Office at Geneva (UNOG), the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies, and the Geneva Peacebuilding Platform, in collaboration the Swiss Confederation. Through meetings and events on topics related to the promotion of peace, the Geneva Peace Week aims to maximise synergies between organisations in Geneva focused on peace, and attempts to break down the silos which often characterise the international community and can limit more creative responses.

This year, the Geneva Peace Week will focus on the theme of 'Prevention and effective pathways for implementation'. It will give participants from multiple sectors and institutions an opportunity to take stock about the progress towards solutions for the prevention of violent conflicts and to look into the future of prevention practice.

For more information, visit the event website.

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