Despite being home to the United Nations second headquarters, the public often overlooks the importance of Geneva. The "Concise Atlas of International Geneva 2019/2020" argues that this is unfounded, since the work of the over 45 international organisations as well as over 750 non-governmental organisations located here gives shape to a multilateral diplomacy such that scarcely exists anywhere else across the world. On the basis of key policy areas in Geneva such as global health, humanitarian aid, global trade, digitalisation, human rights or flight and migration, the atlas highlights the central importance of international Geneva for global developments and multilateralism.
Concise Atlas of International Geneva 2019/2020
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