Geneva Water Hub
@genevawaterhub.org
The Geneva Water Hub aims at better understanding and preventing water-related tensions between competing uses, between public and private actors, and between political entities and countries. The Geneva Water Hub is a joint Project of the Swiss Confederation (Agency for Development and Cooperation, Global Programme Water) and the University of Geneva. As of 2017, it becomes a Centre of the University of Geneva.
Geneva Water Hub's Company Logos


Geneva Water Hub's Brand Colors
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#72C8F1
Malibu
114, 200, 241
199, 82, 70
53, 17, 0, 5
#F7F7F7
Wild Sand
247, 247, 247
0, 0, 97
0, 0, 0, 3
#062640
Tarawera
6, 38, 64
207, 83, 14
91, 41, 0, 75
About Geneva Water Hub
Geneva Water Hub is a brand dedicated to promoting water and peace through various initiatives and services. With a clear vision and mission, they are committed to setting the agenda for water and peace, advocating for global change at a high-level, and empowering individuals and organizations to work towards a more peaceful water future. Their work spans different areas, including the art for water and peace movement, global advocacy, and the Global Observatory for Water and Peace.
Through their Water for Peace Initiatives, such as the Senegalese-Mauritanian Aquifer Basin and water as a vector for peace in the Sahel, they strive to address conflict-related water issues. Additionally, they emphasize the importance of digitalization for transboundary river basin development and promote education and science for water and peace. Geneva Water Hub also offers resources, knowledge, and multimedia materials to support their cause.
They engage with various organizations, universities, and partnerships to enhance cooperation and diplomacy for water-related matters. With the UNESCO Chair in Hydropolitics and the Geneva List of Principles on the Protection of Water Infrastructure, they actively contribute to the protection of water in armed conflicts. Overall, Geneva Water Hub serves as a vital center of competence for water and peace, working towards a world where water can be a catalyst for harmony and sustainable development
Company type
Nonprofit
Year founded
2014
Company size
11-50 employees
