The call for abstracts has been extended until Sept 15
Take an active role in the health sector and make a difference in global health. Your skills and experiences are essential in addressing today’s health challenges. Whether you’re a researcher, healthcare professional, student or community advocate, your contributions can lead to meaningful change. Together, we can build healthier communities and promote health equity for all. Be an actor of health and join us in this essential mission!
Science Speed Talks is a competition in which students present the key messages of their posters through a three-minute oral presentation.
The student who present a poster can apply by sending a 3 minutes video before Spetember 15.
Who we are
Since 2006, the Geneva Health Forum Conference is an international platform that brings together key stakeholders in global health to exchange knowledge, share experiences, and work collectively to address today’s most pressing global health challenges.
Building on the unique ecosystem of International Geneva, the GHF provides a neutral and inclusive space for dialogue and collaboration among policymakers, researchers, international organizations, civil society, the private sector, healthcare professionals, and communities.
How we drive Impact
Capitalizing on International Geneva, the Geneva Health Forum serves as an ongoing platform for collective action fostering a multilateral dialogue aimed at addressing global health challenges. Specifically:
GHF brings together diverse stakeholders to facilitate collaborative efforts that result in more effective and enduring solutions.
GHF is central to promoting global health progress, enabling groups and individuals to influence policy and shape health agendas.
GHF develops a platform that enhances the visibility of innovative contributors in global health by showcasing their initiatives and solutions
Who we engage with
The Geneva Health Forum brings together a multisectoral and global audience from the following sectors:
Why Geneva
Geneva is recognized as the international capital of health.
