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Frame
Following the publication of the AGILE tool and its 5 families of criteria in the White Paper of the Geneva Foundation for the Future, this session will be an opportunity to compare its concrete applications (Dry Run).
Infrastructures, industries, start-ups, foundations, philanthropists, family offices and impact funds will discover how to apply AGILE to their field: self-assessment, scaling a business model, differentiating projects or identifying the most financially profitable impact initiatives.
Actors of the International Geneva, NGOs and UN System in particular will be able to integrate this tool into the structuring of transversal impact projects, enabling both the breaking down of silos and access to these new forms of financing.
Participants will leave with ready-to-use operational methods, directly applicable to their daily practice.
The exchanges between the stakeholders of this meeting will take place both in the form of a Round Table between the speakers and in the form of group debates involving the Assembly’s audience.
Geneva - Monday, December 8, 2025, Morning
Call for contribution
| What agile tools for Impact Finance? See the call for papers here. |
Proceedings from Previous Years
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Program
SCHEDULE AND SPEAKERS
You will find the complete program here 15 days before the event.
| ▪ from 08:00: On-site: Access badge generation for building entry |
| ▪ 09:00–09:30: Welcome in the room and one-on-one meetings |
| ▪ Conference Opening, Introductory Remarks and Protocol, Session Introduction M. Thomas EGLI, Host of the Geneva Forum (Geneva Forum) and Session Chair, Switzerland |
| ▪ 09:45–10:45: Pitch Round (6 min. max. per speaker) |
| ▪ 10h00-11h30 : (Official Opening Conference Workshop ) |
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| ▪ 10:45–11:30: Open Roundtable and Breakout Group Workshop |
| Moderated by Mr. Thomas EGLI |
| ▪ 11:30: End of morning session |
| ▪ From 11:30: Networking Opportunities |
| ▪ 12:00: Free Lunch |
| ▪ 13:30–14:00: Welcome in the room and one-on-one meetings |
| ▪ 14:00: Conference Opening, Introductory Remarks and Protocol, Session Introduction M. Thomas EGLI, Host of the Geneva Forum (Geneva Forum) and Session Chair, Switzerland |
| ▪ 14:15–16:10: Pitch Round (6 min. max. per speaker) |
| ● Matthias SAMMER, LuLarge - Trustworthy Data Intelligence HayStack - Audit-grade geolocation for sustainable finance |
| ● Cecilia SERIN, Catalytic Finance Foundation Catalytic Finance Foundation, leveraging blended finance for the SDGs |
| ▪ 16:10–16:20: Presentation of the question to be addressed |
| ▪ 16:20–17:25: Breakout Group Work |
| ▪ 17:25–17:50: Interactive Roundtable (Feedback Session) |
| ▪ 17:50–18:00: Closing Remarks |
| ▪ 18:00: End of the workshop |
| ▪ 19:00: Geneva Forum Networking Dinner |
Following this session a statement will be published by the Geneva Forum to summarize what was discussed and decided during the session, and a prototype of an agile impact assessment tool for finance projects will be made available to partner organizations.
Registration and Memberships
During the Geneva Forum, you can be a member of the audience, contribute ideas for Impact Projects or be in the process of scaling up Impact Projects, propose a Poster presentation, or submit a conference proposal to be delivered at the event. (Deadline for submitting an abstract: see the call for contributions for the conference)
To participate in the Geneva Forum, you must subscribe to the Membership "Event".
| By subscribing to one of the memberships, you become a member for a period of one year. |
Once your membership has been validated, you will receive all the necessary logistical information, as well as the link to generate your badge for each event, a few days beforehand.
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