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The Geneva Centre for Security Policy (GCSP) presents its 2021 Annual Report.
In June 2019 Nobel Peace Laureates Mohamed ElBaradei, Leymah Gbowee, Denis Mukwege and Jody Williams and social thinkers Anthony Grayling and Sundeep Waslekar came together at the Normandy World Peace Forum in Caen to issue the Normandy Manifesto for World Peace.
The term ‘White Paper’ is typically used in government circles to denote a publicly available, balanced document designed to help readers make decisions.
The GCSP Creative Spark supports senior experts and practitioners in making their innovative project a reality.
"There is a growing need for development assistance yet shrinking resources… This is a tough environment. But it is what it is. That does not mean doing more with less. It means being smarter with what we have.
Cooperation is key to understanding ‘lasting’ security within and between states
International cooperation is often measured by our ability to avoid resorting to the use of bullets and bombs.
Watch insights and perspectives from Fellows for Hope following their week long immersion engaging with key issues and actors managing international security challenges in Geneva and Bern.
NATO and partner states created the Partnership for Peace (PfP) at the end of the Cold War to strengthen cooperation for peace and security, notably in Europe. In this vein, GCSP is a Partnership Training and Education Centre (PTEC) and traditionally contributes to the PfP.
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