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Student Roundtable
25
November
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Student Roundtable: Opportunities and Barriers to Impact Investing in the Global South

With the students initiatives GIIA, LANI, SWANA, CEAS and the Centre for Finance and Development
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Auditorium A2, Maison de la paix, Chemin Eugène Rigot 2a, 1202 Geneva

Participants will draw on their own regional perspectives to examine how foreign investment networks currently operate, what stands in the way of financing the SDGs in their regions, and what role China plays in shaping multilateral governance and Southern cooperation. By invitation only. Roundtable with 25 students maximum.

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Overview

 

This exclusive roundtable gives students from the Geneva Graduate Institute a platform to discuss the investment networks, opportunities and barriers that connect and divide regions of the Global South. Participants will draw on their own regional perspectives to examine how foreign investment networks currently operate, what stands in the way of financing the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in their regions, and what role China plays in shaping multilateral governance and Southern cooperation.

 

Programme

Welcome remarks  

Discussion    

  • Small-group discussions (30 min)
  • Regroup to share insights and recommendations (30 min)

Q&As

Closing remarks

 

Registration

 

By invitation only. Roundtable with 25 students maximum.

For Geneva Graduate Institute's Master and PhD students only.

Please fill out this form to request participation and express interest in representing your region. 

Please note that the event will be recorded.

 

Co-organised

 

The event is co-organised by the Geneva Graduate Institute's Geneva Impact Investing Association (GIIA), Latin American Network Initiative (LANI), South West Asia and North Africa (SWANA) Initiative, Contemporary East Asian Studies Initiative (CEAS), and Centre for Finance and Development (CFD).

      

 

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