More than 140 Graduate Institute faculty, researchers and students are actively working on the SDGs and the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development. These activities span all 17 goals, and include research projects, publications, events, teaching, or are part of external initiatives and partnerships. Below you can explore our faculty, researchers and students working on the SDGs.

Nathalie Monnet

Nathalie Monnet

Research Assistant, PhD Student
International Economics
Suerie Moon

Suerie Moon

Lecturer, Researcher
Other
SDGs:
All SDGs
Events:
The Global Governance of Outbreaks: Where Are We Today? | Fair pricing of medicines: what lessons from growing transparency in vaccines prices? | What’s law got to do with COVID-19? | Transparency and Access to Medicines: One Year After the WHA Resolution | World Health Assembly Open Briefing | Extending monopolies: evidence from Brazil and Europe on the impact on innovation and access to medicines | Using the Right to Health to Restore DignityUsing the Right to Health to Restore Dignity | What next for the global governance of Covid-19?: Insights from the WHO Executive Board Special Session | Pathogen and benefit-sharing: Where next in the global governance of outbreaks? | Backsliding or building beyond Covid-19? An introduction to the Resumed 73rd WHA | Monoclonal antibodies for the treatment and prevention of diseases: why and how to expand global access | Non-commercial pharmaceutical R&D: What do PDPs suggest about costs and efficiency? | Public and Private Roles and Responsibilities in Covid-19: A conversation with the Gates Foundation | Inaugural Geneva Debate | What lessons from Covid-19 for advancing antibiotic R&D? | The Geopolitics of Vaccines | In the eye of the Covid storm: How can media hold governments accountable? | Global Health governance at the crossroads: An introduction to the 74th World Health Assembly | Emerging Challenges for Global Citizens | Learning from the past, preparing for the future: Celebration of the 15th anniversary of Friends of the Global Fund Europe | Financing WHO Well: Low-hanging Fruit or Mission Impossible? | Biosecurity R&D: lessons from the U.S. from pre-Covid to post-Covid | The Global Challenge of Governing Pandemics | International Sharing of Data & Samples; Development, Production and Access to Vaccines | The War in Ukraine – Lives, Money and the Politics of Global Health | Rising Pharmaceutical Innovation in the Global South: Painting with New Colors | Introduction to the 77th World Health Assembly: Addressing Health Challenges in an Increasingly Polarized World
Joëlle Noailly

Joëlle Noailly

Lecturer
International Economics