CAGI mission
The CAGI was founded in 1996 by the Confederation and the Republic and Canton of Geneva and is supported by more than 30 national and local, public and private entities.
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The missions of the CAGI are :
- To facilitate the settlement and integration of international newcomers and their families in Geneva.
- To offer assistance and advice to NGOs and, in collaboration with the relevant authorities, to process applications from NGOs wishing to establish themselves in the Lake Geneva region.
- To support the accommodation of delegates from developing countries to ensure their stay during their participation in conferences, training courses or working meetings.
- To promote exchanges between “International Geneva” and local community through events, cultural and leisure activities.
Watch this video to find out how CAGI can help you integrate in Geneva.
The CAGI is organised into 4 Services :
- Welcome: manages the Welcome Programme (conferences, excursions, Conversation Exchange Programme) and housing services.
- Civil Society: assists NGOs established or wishing to set up in the Geneva region and supports the accommodation of visiting delegates during their participation in an international conference.
- Communication: publishes institutional and digital contents, manages the Cultural Kiosks at UN Geneva & CERN, and the Delegates Information Desk (DID).
- Reception: welcomes, guides and responds to requests (e-mail/phone) and manages CAGI’s meeting spaces.
André SALEM
Deputy of Cultural promotion Service (UN Geneva/CERN Kiosks) and Delegates Information Desk
Carmen HERRERO
Deputy of Civil Society Service, specialist in delegates accommodation
Eric DROZ
Deputy of Communications and cultural promotion Service, digital communications specialist
Francois SCHALLER
Deputy of Welcome Service, housing specialist
Gregory BOZZETTI
Head of the Welcome Service and Human Resources of the CAGI
Julien BEAUVALLET
Head of Civil Society Service
Katia DONINELLI
Senior administrative assistant, delegates accommodation specialist
Katrien DE MOOR
Executive assistant
Michael COCHET
Head of Communications and cultural promotion Service (UN Geneva/CERN Kiosks) and Delegates Information Desk
Mounia OULDAISSA
Administrative assistant of Welcome Service, Conversation Exchange Programme specialist
Raphael BONACCHI
Receptionist / Administrative assistant in charge of stewardship
Sonia TANCIC PÉREZ
Deputy of Civil Society Service, NGO specialist
Veronica EGGLY
Deputy of Welcome Service, Welcome Programme specialist
Yannick ROULIN
Director
La Pastorale, Maison de Maître
Route de Ferney 106, 1202 Geneva
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Between 12 a.m. and 2 p.m. by appointment.
- The spaces are accessible to people with reduced mobility.
Access by public transport (TPG):
Bus line 5: stop Intercontinental; lines 8, 20, 22, 60: stop Appia.
No parking at La Pastorale. Blue zones in the vicinity.
CAGI over the years
1996: “La Pastorale” an RTS report (in French)
2024: “7 minutes avec” Yannick Roulin (in French)
La Pastorale and International Geneva
La Pastorale
CAGI is located at “La Pastorale”, an estate built in the middle of the 19th century, comprising five buildings that have become over time the link between the city and the international community, demonstrating that heritage and modernity coexist in harmony.