Table of Contents
Editorial
The Geneva Policy Outlook 2025
By Achim Wennmann
Towards Multilateralism 2.0
Multilateralism 2.0: Time for Diplomats to Step Up
By Jussi Hanhimäki
Nature Needs a Seat at the Table in the New Multilateralism
By Hugo Slim
A New Agenda for Sustainability
By Marie-Laure Salles
It’s time for a New UN Charter
By Heba Aly
Networked Multilateralism: A Case for the Geneva-Addis-Ababa Nexus
By Solomon Dersso
Half-empty, yet Half-full: Reflections for Geneva from the Pact for the Future
By Richard Gowan
Diplomacy in Action
The GRATK Treaty: Understanding a Triumph of Multilateralism
By Margo A. Bagley
Nature Won’t Wait, but can a Meaningful Pandemic Agreement get done in 2025?
By Suerie Moon
Regreening the Global Safety Net: Accelerating FMNR through Faith-driven Movement-building
By Tony Rinaudo, Juliet Bell, and Athena Peralta
Winners at a Losing Game: In a Burning Middle East, Peace is a Security Imperative
By Hiba Qasas
For the Radar: New Issues
Dealing with the New WMDs - Weapons of Mass Disinformation
By Jean-Marc Rickli
Microplastics and Human Fertility
By Aditya Bharadwaj
Carbon Finance, Communities and Conflict: The Quest for Peace-Positive Land Restoration in Africa
By Irene Ojuok and Alan Channer
All publications of the Geneva Policy Outlook 2024 are personal contributions from the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the institutions they represent, nor the views of the Republic and State of Geneva, the City of Geneva, the Fondation pour Genève, and Geneva Graduate Institute.
