On the United Nations International Day for Peace, celebrated on September 21, 2024, the Global Challenges Forum (GCF) Foundation issued The Geneva Proclamation. In line with Geneva’s long-standing role as a center for diplomacy and conflict resolution, this proclamation …
The Global Challenges Forum Foundation has launched a new model of global partnerships for the future. Seizing the moment for new thinking, creating action models to chart the pathway ahead, and addressing emerging 21st-century global challenges, the Foundation will work
On 18 May 2022, the Global Challenges Forum Foundation (GCF) India was successfully launched in New Delhi at the Constitution Club of India, in an event co-organized by the GCF and Maadhiam International Council for Conflict Resolution. Dr Walter Christman, …
The GCF organized the National Webinar on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UNSDG) and All India Youth Leadership Summit on 1st October 2021 to commemorate Mahatma Gandhi’s 152nd Birth Anniversary. The events highlighted GCF’s partnership with the United Nations …
Dr. Walter Christman, GCF’s Chairman and Co-founder, has been featured in an article of the Jordanian newspaper Jordan News. Based on the pillars of the GCF Foundation, Dr. Chirstman discussed the importance of partnerships within the contexts of tolerance, resilience, …
On 23rd April 2021, the Global Challenges Forum Foundation, in association with partner organizations, conducted a virtual Youth Conference in India as part of the 1M2030 initiative to promote Youth Leadership Development. The webinar was focused on topics surrounding youth’s …
On the occasion of the United Nations’ International Day for Tolerance, November 16th, the Global Challenges Forum Foundation (GCF) marked its 10th anniversary with the launch of the one-year long Global Partnership Virtual Summit, which introduced the Global Partnership Declaration…
On November 2nd, the Global Challenges Forum Foundation (GCF) presented its main current activities, including the 1M2030 (https://www.1m2030.org/) project, at the 2020 Geneva Peace Week. The One Million Youth Leaders initiative was created and is being developed by the GCF …
The GCF has co-organized a webinar that explored the roles that youth leaders around the globe may play in the fight against Covid-19. Within its one-million-youth-leaders platform (https://www.1m2030.org/), the GCF Foundation implemented this activity together with UNITAR and …
The Global Challenges Forum Foundation has launched an innovative project with the goal of raising “one million youth leaders for sustainable development” (1M2030) around the world, by and beyond 2030.
The event was held on 27 September 2019 at the …
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- Briefing – Geneva Proclamation
- Geneva Proclamation
- A Global Strategic Narrative
- Inaugural Speech on Global Partnership
- Exploring the Practice of Global Partnership
- Delhi Proclamation
- Letter to UN Secretary General and Global Partnership Declaration
- One-Year Global Partnership Virtual Summit
- A New Model of Global Partnerships
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The Global Challenges Initiative (GCI) was officially launched on November 16th, 2010, with three days of intense discussions and planning by global experts. Calling upon leading organizations in the non-governmental, academic, public, private and government sectors , the 2010 forum sought to frame the first set of challenges to be addressed, set the scope of future GCI activities, and determine a structure for the 'Forum of Forums'.
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