Wednesday 3 December, 18:30

4th Annual Meeting – 2050Today

Free, registration required

Each year, 2050Today – Geneva’s Climate Action Forum – brings together leaders and staff from its member institutions and the wider international Geneva community with a shared goal: to decarbonize Geneva and the world. For its 4th edition, the event focuses on the symbolic theme of Place des Nations, a landmark of multilateralism and global dialogue that serves as a starting point for reflecting on our collective role in a changing world. Featuring institutional addresses, the 2050Today Awards, an inspiring talk by Maxime Blondeau titled A New Look at the Nations, and the launch of the pilot exhibition Place des Nations, the 2025 annual meeting invites everyone to rethink how we inhabit the planet.

Rue du Général-Dufour 24,
1204 Genève
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Photo Credit: 2050Today

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