Event Archive

Following a very successful launch of the first GRF One Health Summit in February 2012, the 2nd GRF One Health Summit 2013 will take place from 17-20 November 2013 at the Davos Congress Centre in Davos, Switzerland.

Tolerance does not mean indifference or a grudging acceptance of others. It is a way of life based on mutual understanding and respect for others, and on the belief that global diversity is to be embraced, not feared." Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon

The two day conference will provide an opportunity for national, regional and international researchers, academics, government officials, representatives of development partners and international and local NGOs with an interest in Rwanda, to find out about the most recent findings from public policy research on Rwanda and how these findings can...

The conference gives students a unique opportunity to debate their work in a public forum, receive feedback from academic scholars, meet students from a range of international universities and network with potential employers.

This years topic is DEVELOPMENT IN AN UNEQUAL WORLD: IS THERE A PATH TO GLOBAL EQUALITY? The conference gives students a unique opportunity to debate their work in a public forum, receive feedback from academic scholars, meet students from a range of international universities and network with potential employers.

This conference will bring together academia, policy makers, representatives of international development agencies, senior members of academic institutions, administrators and teachers, sustainable development practitioners, environmental management professionals and other stakeholders from around the world.

The CSID Nepal Research Group meets three times a year to disseminate the latest research taking place in Nepal.

The speakers will look at economic development from an international perspective and focus on aid and international development and trade and development.

Banks, hedge funds and pension funds based in Britain are bankrolling the extraction of fossil fuels all over the world. These dirty energy projects are wrecking communities and fuelling climate change while doing nothing to increase energy access for local people. Join us to demand energy justice.

Panel discussion and debate by two eminent parliamentarians (Sir Malcolm Bruce and Minister Humza Yousaf) and two Scottish academics on the international and Scottish response to the proposed international development agenda for 2015 to 2030.