- Committee on the Rights of the Child Opens Online Eighty-Seventh Session, Elects New Chairperson and Bureau
- New Permanent Observer of European Union Presents Letter of Nomination to the Director-General of the United Nations Office at Geneva
- Requests for information about people held during Spanish Civil War or Second World War: Quarterly limit reached
- Requests for information about people held during Spanish Civil War or Second World War
- Israel and the occupied territory: Hostilities between Gaza and Israel must stop and much-needed humanitarian activities must start now
- DigitHarium Month #4: Drones, "eyes in the sky", and humanitarian operations
- Conference on Disarmament Continues Thematic Discussion on Nuclear Disarmament Verification
- Peter Maurer: “We must decide what role we want human beings to play in life-and-death decisions during armed conflicts”
- Bringing IHL Home: Guidelines on the National Implementation of International Humanitarian Law
- ICRC position on autonomous weapon systems
- Humanitarian Economics: ICRC Vice President on how it can better address protracted conflicts
- Conference on Disarmament Holds Thematic Plenary Discussion on Nuclear Disarmament Verification
- Israel and the occupied territories: Restraint and de-escalation urgently needed as civilians pay a terrible price
- Florence Nightingale Medal: Honoring exceptional nurses and nursing aides - 2021 recipients
- ICRC launches a new campaign to help the world’s mothers caught in war
- Libya: Beyond Jargon Reconnecting Families Separated by War
- Egypt: ICRC donates protective equipment, oxygen concentrators to health ministry amid coronavirus crisis
- PNG: World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day 2021
- ICRC calls to reduce tensions and prevent violence in Jerusalem
- Committee on Enforced Disappearances Closes Online Twentieth Session after Adopting Concluding Observations on Reports of Mongolia, Switzerland and Colombia
Support in Geneva
for international conference participants
For security reasons, it had to be closed.
However, various resources are available for delegates participating in international conferences in Geneva. These are organised by category.
On-Line tools
Below is a list of tools and resources for those interested in the international cooperation. Most resources are available in various languages, including English, French, Spanish, Arabic and Russian.
Main Projects
Mandat International is developing projects in various areas related to international cooperation, including research and development projects.If you are interested to join and support our projects as intern or a volunteer, visit our Interns and Volunteers page.
Strengthening the capacity of Syrian women refugees in Turkey.
IoT Lab
A European Research Project extending the IoT Testbed through crowdsourcing.
Zeytuna Lebanon
Strengthening the capacity of Syrian women refugees in Lebanon.
IoT6
IoT6 is a European research project on the potential of IPv6 for the future Internet of Things. It will contribute to the International Cooperation House project.
The project Dar Zeytuna acts as a social and autonomously managed centre aiming to develop democracy and empower Syrian women women.
Educational Program (in French)
An educational program enabling teenagers to better understand the work of the international organizations. The program has been transformed into a new foundation: the Eduki foundation.
International Cooperation House
An innovative green building to support the participation of delegates coming from developing countries to attend UN conferences.
Smart IPv6 Building
Researching the potential IPv6 to turn building into smarter, safer and greener environments.
Hobnet
Hobnet is a European research project exploring the potential of IPv6 to turn the future International Cooperation House into a smarter and greener building.
Training & presentations
Cultural Day of Indigenous Peoples
During Several years, MI has organized cultural events with representatives from indigenous peoples attending UN conferences.
More on our projects
Mandat International
Mandat International is an independent and apolitical foundation with Special consultative status to the UN and other international organisations.
The foundation aims at promoting international dialogue and cooperation. Throughout the years, the foundation has been actively encouraging international cooperation through various projects, including by supporting the participation of experts in internationa conferences, organizing conferences, developing educational activites and promoting international cooperation in the research domain.
The foundation also promotes international research projects with an emphasis on international law, information technologies and sustainable development.
