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L'Aquarius ne battra pas pavillon suisse

Le Temps – 3 décembre 2018

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11 November 2024

Teaser On 12 November, the Geneva Water Hub will hold the "Weaponizing Water: Can Geneva reverse the trend?" panel discussion at the Geneva Graduate Institute featuring :

Marie-Laure Salles, Director, Geneva Graduate Institute
Andrew Clapham, Professor of International Law, Geneva Graduate Institute
Gunjan Shree, Student for the Applied Research Project on the Weaponization of Water, Geneva Graduate Institute
Mark Zeitoun, DG, Geneva Water Hub and Prof. of Water
Jana Urh Lesjak, Deputy Permanent Representative of Slovenia to the UN
David Kaelin, ICRC Urban Services and Policy Advisor

The above scene takes place in Kanyaruchinya, in the province of North Kivu, in the DRC, in 2022, where the ICRC has installed a drinking water reservoir for refugees. In 2023, 36,086,869 civilians (residents, IDPs, returnees, and refugees) had access to drinking water, shelter, or better living conditions.

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US$ 21,9 billion needed in 2019 as average length of humanitarian crises climbs

OCHA – 4 December 2018

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Aga Khan Award for Architecture announces 2019 Master Jury

AKDN – 4 December 2018

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Firms Drop Support for Cluster Bombs, but 'Global Problem Is Much Worse'

The New York Times – 2 December 2018

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Le CICR va faire l'objet d'une interpellation parlementaire

Le Temps – 4 décembre 2018