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MINT Research in Practice
Wednesday
20
September
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INTERNATIONAL GENEVA IN THE METAVERSE - RISKS AND OPPORTUNITIES

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La Fab, Maison de la paix, Geneva Graduate Institute

This year, the Applied Research Projects Final Presentations are coming home to the Maison de la Paix, during a special event : What Happens When Research Meets Policy? This full day event will feature presentations, and among them, the project done by Haore Hadi and Margherita Vazzoler in partnership with the Tech Hub.

Haore Hadi and Margherita Vazzoler have explored the opportunities associated with one of the newest immersive technologies, the Metaverse, with the ultimate goal to present a well-informed set of recommendations for actors in International Geneva.

 

 

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The rapid developments in technology have led to profound changes and advancements in the social, economic, and political spheres setting a new landmark in industrial revolution. New and emerging technologies such as Artificial Intelligence (AI) and immersive technologies have played an instrumental role in catalysing these transformations: they have unleashed a set of unprecedented opportunities and fundamentally changed the way humans work, live and interact with one another. By harnessing these opportunities in an effective and ethical manner, both the public and the private sectors can navigate this evolving landscape and build a future that can be sustainable, inclusive, and beneficial for the good of mankind.

In this project and in partnership with the Tech Hub, two Master’s students from the Geneva Graduate Institute for International and Development Studies unlock the opportunities associated with one of the newest immersive technologies, the Metaverse, with the ultimate goal to present a well-informed set of recommendations for actors in International Geneva. This is meant to empower them to effectively leverage the Metaverse to its fullest extent, enabling individuals to transcend physical boundaries and interact in virtual realms.

This project presents new avenues for humanitarian work, communication, and administrative services drawing from the experiences of three selected case studies that include the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC), the Capital of South Korea, Seoul, and the Emirate of Dubai in the United Arab Emirates.

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