Tag: Palais
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The Palais des Nations is made of several buildings which were constructed in different stages. The overall usable surface area is 153'500 square metres. There are some 2'800 offices and 34 conference rooms serviced by 5 kilometres of corridors. Please see our pages on the buildings in order to get more information.
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Please be at the Pregny Gate 30 minutes before your tour to allow time for security screening and transfer to the Visitors’ Center.
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The entrance for guided tours is at Pregny Gate, (in front of the Red Cross Museum).
The exit is also through this gate.
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All participants need to register from the age of 14 years onwards.
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Please read your confirmation ticket(s) carefully.
As soon as you receive your ticket(s), every person in your group needs to register in order to receive a digital access badge. The access badge received by e-mail will have to be presented upon arrival at the Palais des Nations on the day of your tour. Please register as soon as you receive your ticket(s) on Indico, our events registration system.
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There is a Center for NGOs which is the E building, 1st floor, in room E.2079 (close to door 41). It has several computers with Internet connection, a printer (bring your own paper) a Wi-Fi, a reading area, and a meeting area for groups of up to 15 persons (upon reservation).
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Yes. Please refer to this page.
- Check out our step-by-step guide for meeting organizers.
- Send us by email the booking request form and submit a detailed programme/agenda and a concept note at least 6 weeks prior to the planned date of the meeting.
- We will check for availability of rooms and will revert to you soon.
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The NGO Liaison Unit does not provide funding or financial support of any kind. Please visit the website of the United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF) at http://www.un.org/democracyfund.
We recommend that NGOs wishing to collaborate with the United Nations on various projects contact the national offices of the UN Specialized Agencies, Funds and Programmes (UNDP, UNICEF, UNEP, UNESCO, FAO, UN Women, UNAIDS, etc). The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) remains the primary body for providing orientation at a national level in your activities with the United Nations.