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The Geneva Innovation Movement curates and publishes practice insights in the form of white paper studies. The goal is to make changemaking initiatives available for the ecosystem in a central place.

Digital Skills for a Changing World: Learning from Fundamental Physics how to Innovate for the SDGs (2023)

Geneva Innovation Movement Association, CERN IdeaSquare, Center for Innovation & Partnership

How can digitalization be embraced not only by tech experts but across all levels of the organization? It requires collaboration between professional silos, especially when addressing complex problems in a fast changing world, such as the sustainable development goals (SDGs). The challenges start with the questions we ask, how we frame the problems, and how we pivot towards solutions.
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Annual Report 2022

Geneva Innovation Movement Association

Read all about the accomplishments of the Geneva Innovation Movement Association in 2022, as well as its plans for the future.
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The Importance of Scaling Innovation (2023)

FESCIOF

In this 5' video of her intervention at FESCIOF, GIM Founding Member Tina Ambos gives insight in her long-term and ongoing research that proves that innovation is required to reach the SDGs, and why players in the ecosystem and the private sector need to connect and to collaborate to embrace and scale innovation in International Organizations.
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Fact Sheet (January 2023)

Geneva Innovation Movement Association

This first Fact Sheet provides a short overview of what the GIM stands for, its history and the outlook for 2023.  We continue to focus our strategy which is represented in the three pillars of our work: Network Building, Up-Skilling, and Knowledge Translating. At the same time, we remain true to our strong research and evidence-based roots.
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Managing, Structuring and Scaling Innovation in International Organizations (2022)

AIB Insights

Summary of Katherine Tatarinov's award-winning dissertation on innovation for transforming the United Nations (UN) to solve the grand challenges in a technologically evolving world. Her findings show the cross-sectoral potential for delivering global impact through innovation. It also shows that IB scholars have the frameworks and tools to move beyond traditional contexts to address real problems in the global economy.
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Scaling Digital Solutions for Wicked Problems: Ecosystem Versatility (2022)

Journal of International Business Studies

Digital solutions are increasingly used to address “wicked problems” that are locally embedded but require global approaches. Scaling these solutions internationally is imperative for their success, but to date we know little about this process. The paper analyzes how four digital solutions driven by the United Nations are built and how they scale internationally.
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