The UN’s Normative Role in an Agenda 2030 World
A conference organised together with the Graduate Institute of Geneva seeking to generate forward-looking ideas about the UN’s normative work.
Markings of His Life
Together with the Swedish publisher Max Ström, the Foundation is proud to release a new biography of Dag Hammarskjöld.
Bringing multilateralism back to the future
Lisa Orrenius argues that the world is in need of a multilateralism that builds on the past but is fit for the future.
From Declaration to Action: How to Prevent Antibiotic Resistance from Undermining Sustainable Development
A panel discussion on how global action can contain the threat of resistance to antibiotics.
Toward a new multilateralism
A paper on optimising the multilateral development system in an increasingly complex world.
Who deals with the security aspects of climate change?
A seminar looking at the security dimensions of climate change.
Integrity crucial to making the ‘world’s most impossible job’ possible
What can the new UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres learn from his predecessor Dag Hammarskjöld?
Dag Hammarskjöld’s legacy: What does it mean for Africa?
If Hammarskjöld’s vision for Africa is to be realised, greater focus is needed on conflict prevention and governance.
Sustaining Peace in Africa – Regional Reflections
On the eve of commemorations marking 55 years since Hammarskjöld’s untimely death, the Foundation hosted a couple of seminars in Zambia on peacebuilding.
A coherent global framework for migrants and refugees?
In the aftermath of the first UN Summit for Refugees and Migrants, Olivia Taghioff examines the significance of the summit’s outcome document.