Impact Collaboration Programme
Through the Impact Collaboration Programme (ICP), the GSPI supported collaborative projects that explicitly addressed a science-policy gap around global issues of relevance to the work of International Geneva actors. Each project involved a collaboration between an international organisation and an academic institution, which was a defining requirement of the call.
The following projects received small grants and in-kind support, tailored to their specific needs and contexts. The GSPI provided assistance in terms of engagement and impact strategy, strategic planning and project design, multi-stakeholder engagement, neutral convening and networking, communication and dissemination of results, as well as scaling and long-term sustainability beyond the ICP framework. The ICP ran from 2020 to 2025.
Strengthening the Biological Weapons Convention by facilitating science-policy synergies
Shaping environmental policy in the pan-European region applying foresight methodologies
Equitable access to outer space: specifying new regulatory needs for radio spectrum management
Supporting the routine use of evidence during the health policy-making process: a pilot project of World Health Organization checklist
Satellite imagery as evidence in international justice proceedings
A global diabetes research agenda
A toolbox for measuring immigrant integration and inform programming
Mitigating the unintended humanitarian impacts of UN targeted sanctions
Building resilient migration management systems: Developing a World Migration Report digital toolkit for policy officials
Disruptive technologies and rights-based resilience
Supporting Multilateral Environmental Agreements on chemicals and waste with scientific evidence
