海角社区-CPR Geneva connects research, diplomacy and practice across International Geneva to support more adaptive and effective multilateral governance. It works with UN system partners and Geneva-based institutions to translate emerging risks and scientific, human rights and peacebuilding insights into actionable policy approaches.
Established in 2022, 海角社区-CPR Geneva focuses on strengthening global responses to geopolitical uncertainty, technological disruption and institutional strain through convening, research and cross-sector collaboration.
海角社区-CPR Geneva Highlights
Blog Post
The World Needs an Assembly, Not a Board, of Peace
President Trump's Board of Peace creates a false choice: either action via the Board or inaction via the Security Council. But there is a third way.
News
Future Generations Platform Sets Benchmark for Long-Term Governance
A new interactive platform reveals how long-term thinking is reshaping governance worldwide, from constitutional reforms to citizen-led actions.
Emerging science and technology
Policy Brief
Deep-sea Mining
Policy Brief
Verification of Frontier AI Models
Policy Brief
Carbon Dioxide Removal Technologies
Projects
Project
Trusted Spaces for Science, Technology and Diplomacy
Strengthening Geneva’s science–policy ecosystem and its capacity to govern emerging challenges at the diplomacy–technology nexus.
Project
Supporting the Secretary-General's Scientific Advisory Board
Fostering active conversations and bridging the gap between the global scientific community and UN leadership.
Project
Global Governance Innovation Platform
Exploring innovative governance structures and decision-making mechanisms for solutions to today’s complex global challenges.
Project
High-Level Advisory Board on Effective Multilateralism
Practical recommendations for strengthening global governance and securing a more peaceful and sustainable future
News and events
Media Coverage
Appointment of US Envoy in Geneva Raises Hopes for UN Engagement
In Reuters, Dr. Adam Day comments on the significance of the United States’ decision to appoint a new ambassador to the United Nations in Geneva.
Commentary
