Blogs | SDG Solution Space

Information Technologies and Sustainable Investment (panel with ITU and UNCTAD)

On November 1st, 2021, the students of the Master in Innovation, Human Development and Sustainability of the University of Geneva attended two panels as part of their mandatory course “Research and Innovation Metholodogy”. Two topics were covered: Information Technologies for Sustainable Development and Sustainable Investment.

Francesco Pisano on the UN Library in Geneva

“Repairs will no longer work, and instead imagination, knowledge, and hope must work in sync to create a new system of global cooperation.”

Real Food Systems (RFS)

On Monday, 25 October 2021, our Research and Innovation Methodology class had the amazing...

The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights (UN OHCHR): Project Light Up Engine

Innovation! For most, entrepreneurs in the private sector have set the tone in defining what the...

Data Science for the SDGs

1st of November 2021 Juliette Gailly and Zoé Riondel Introduction of the panelists and...

Panel Discussion on Open Innovation for Scaling up the SDGs

Post by: Vanessa, Christina, Huimin, Jiayi, Yixin and Zhenyao On October 4th, 2021, we were...

Panel Discussion on Digital Health and SDGs

On October 25th our research and Methodology Class had a series of interesting speakers and engaging discussions. We had three speakers come in to discuss their work with the class and underscore the need for global cooperation in an era of unprecedented crisis.

Empowering Refugees through Higher Education

Post by Mariya Denisieva, Thurka Sinnathurai and Xenia Harder Introduction of the Panelist...

Panel Discussion with the Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD)

Post by Malou Celander, Franziska Kurz, and Leyi Li, 2021 MIHDS students Introduction of...

COVID-19 Update

Following the federal government easing of restrictions on in-person teaching in Swiss universities as of Monday, 19 April and the University of Geneva’s subsequent guidelines on this, we are happy to confirm that the SDG Solution Space is now partially open to our partners, students and other collaborators.