A new international consensus on the principles for the post-Covid19 world

3 February 2021

Building a new international consensus At the last Paris Peace Forum, several world leaders launched a global discussion on forging a new consensus for the post-COVID-19 world. In partnership with Project Syndicate and its member newspapers worldwide, the Paris Peace Forum will continue to drive the debate forward. Published on 3 February, 2021 by Le…

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3 days to bounce back to a better planet: Reviewing the success of the third edition

25 November 2020

In 2020, the world is facing a multi-faceted health crisis with dramatic consequences. It ignores borders and calls for collective solutions. Yet international coordination is lagging, short-term national calculations take precedence and solidarity with developing countries is in short supply. The Paris Peace Forum was created to respond to the crisis of multilateralism, which accelerated…

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Announcing the 2020 Scale-up Projects

24 November 2020

Advancing governance initiatives The Call for Projects launched in March 2020 received more than 850 applications – a record since the creation of the Forum – from all types of actors: NGOs, companies, international organizations, states, local authorities… This is a sign that, despite the pandemic, there remains an astounding reservoir of international cooperation and…

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Facts & figures of the 2020 edition

The online third edition of the Paris Peace Forum was held from 11 to 13 November 2020 via a specially developed digital platform, convening leaders and actors from civil society around the world to advance concrete global governance solutions.

  • Featuring 117 hours of live broadcasting.
  • 178 debate sessions and project pitches on the 3-day agenda.
  • More than 50 heads of state and government as well as 29 international organizations took an active part.
  • 100 project teams showcased their concrete solutions to international challenges.
  • 442 high-level speakers participated in interactive debates.
  • 12,000 individuals representing 174 countries participated from NGOs, companies, foundations, philanthropic organizations, development agencies, religious groups, trade unions, think tanks, universities, and civil society at large.

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