Multimedia
The GEG Project is aims to facilitate thought and action for strengthening environmental policymaking at the global level. While accomplishing this goal entails rigorous research and analysis, we believe that it is critical to communicate findings and ideas to policy makers, scholars, and interested citizens. Film is a compelling medium and below we present the most recent of our productions. To the right, you can find the archive of past productions.
Recent Productions
“Global Environmental Governance: Way Ahead Not Closed”
UNEP Executive Directors Panel at GEG Forum – June 2009
On 29 June 2009, the GEG Project convened a historic reunion of all five successive Executive Directors of the United Nations Environment Programme at the Global Environmental Governance Forum in Glion, Switzerland. The UNEP Executive Directors Panel was moderated by Gus Speth (former UNDP Administrator and Dean
of
Yale’s Environment School). A 30-minute documentary from the event is now available online:
The video transcript is available here: UNEP Executive Directors at the GEG Forum 2009 Transcript
UNEP Executive Directors Panel at GEG Forum – June 2009 from GEG Project on Vimeo.
“Global Environmental Governance: Quest for Symphony”
The Quest for Symphony outlines the past, present, and future of global environmental governance in a sixteen-minute documentary centered on interviews with key participants at the 25th United Nations Environment Programme’s Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum in Nairobi, Kenya in February 2009. Produced by Maria Ivanova and Joe Ageyo, The Quest for Symphony has been called “the white paper on global environmental governance in images,” and is unique as a documentary focused solely on the challenges and successes of the GEG system and the options for reform. Watch it now:
Global Environmental Governance: Quest for Symphony from GEG Project on Vimeo.
