DCAF - Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance

3 Centres. 40 posters. 1 city. Together with Geneva Centre for Security Policy and Geneva International Centre for Humanitarian Demining (GICHD), we have taken over the streets of #Geneva! This week, we launched a poster campaign covering 40 locations in the city, to strengthen the 3 Geneva Centres’ visibility within International Geneva and beyond. 🔎This campaign builds upon our previous communications collaborations. Last year, we developed shared branding guidelines for our Anniversary Event in September. Those guidelines provided the visual foundation for the posters that can now be spotted across the city. For decades, the 3 Geneva Centres have worked hand in hand to promote #peace through dialogue, education, #goodgovernance, #humansecurity, humanitarian action, and #sustainabledevelopment. This shared mission continues to guide us today and into the future. And we are proud to reaffirm our shared decades of dedication to capacity building, dialogue and innovative approaches to global security. 💡Catch them if you can - they will be up until 25 October! ___________________________ 📹 GCSP / florian golay

📽️ Check out the video highlights from the #DCAFDays2026. 👉 Two days 👉 3 public panels 👉 Over 200 participants This high-level event took place in Brussels, #Belgium on 15-16 September and brought together representatives of #EU institutions, Member States, partner countries, international organizations, and #civilsociety to explore practical solutions for the future of #securitysector governance. Thank you to all our panelists and participants! 🔗 View the video on our Youtube channel: https://lnkd.in/enrbWHcP _______________________________ Nathalie Chuard Béatrice Godefroy Justine VERDIER Thijs Korsten Cristina Finch Hans Born Sebastien Carliez Alan Bryden Anne Bennett

🎙️ Did you listen to it yet? If not, check out the fifth episode of our new #podcast series #ShapingSecurity, hosted by Maritie Gaidon, on "why international humanitarian law is important in time of war"? 🔍 Joined by Inna Zavorotko, Colonel of Justice of the Armed Forces of #Ukraine and Head of the International Law Division of the Legal Support Department of the Ministry of #Defence, we delve more in depth on: ➡️ The crucial role of the Ministry of Defence in helping the #ArmedForces comply with IHL ➡️ The wide range of actors involved in this process ➡️ The impact of new technologies and #modernwarfare on #IHL compliance 👉 To learn more, head to our podcast webpage: https://lnkd.in/emDax_vb ❓ Interested in questions around #securitysector governance? Check out all our podcast episodes: https://lnkd.in/d4a_5xJX

DCAF's fifth episode of the #ShapingSecurity podcast is just around the corner! 🚨 🎙️ Did you know? #Ukraine is the first country to have produced a Voluntary Report on the implementation of International Humanitarian Law (#IHL) in times of war and to have made it public. For this new episode, centered around this key question "Why is International Humanitarian Law important in times of #war?", we are joined by a very special guest to dive deeper in this topic. 🔎 Inna Zavorotko is the Colonel of Justice of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as the Head of the International Law Division of the Legal Support Department of the Ministry of Defence. Together we discuss the role of the Ministry of Defence in helping the Armed Forces comply with IHL, why is IHL essential in times of armed conflict and how new challenges created by emerging technologies impact IHL in terms of #compliance. Stay tuned ➡️ the conversation starts soon.

🚨 It's back ! Mark your calendars 📅 🎙️ This October we will release the fifth episode of DCAF's #ShapingSecurity podcast. This time, the main question will be "Why International Humanitarian Law is important in time of war?"🔍 #IHL If you are eager to learn more, stay tuned! We will be announcing our special guest soon. ✍️ ⌛ In the meantime, listen to all our previous episodes: https://lnkd.in/d4a_5xJX

⌛One week left before the #DCAFDays2026. Join us in #Brussels on 15 September for a timely discussion on strengthening security sector institutions and protecting #democracies in the Eastern Neighbourhood. The panel will explore how the #EU and partner countries such as #Moldova and #Armenia are responding to #disinformation and foreign interference. Speakers will discuss the importance of whole-of-society approaches and stronger institutional #coordination in countering hybrid threats, while ensuring that #accountability, #transparency and democratic #oversight remain at the heart of these efforts. 📅 15 September 2026 | 11:15–12:45 📍 Brussels | Atelier 29 🎙️ With: Natalie Pauwels, Ana Revenco, Lilya Afrikyan, Denis Cenusa and Béatrice Godefroy Register now to be part of the conversation: https://lnkd.in/eKHH_dhu __________________________________ Justine VERDIER Thijs Korsten Nathalie Chuard Béatrice Godefroy Cristina Finch Hans Born Anne Bennett Ayman Ayoub Alan Bryden Sebastien Carliez