
We are a non-profit organization strengthening the human capital of the International Geneva. We bring together international organizations, NGOs, institutions, and emerging leaders to advance talent management, skills development, and inter- institutional cooperation, ensuring that the Spirit of the International Geneva remains resilient and globally relevant.
At the core of our work is an AI Agentive HR platform built for the multilateral, governmental, public and private sectors, incuding the local ecosystem. Our shared AI HR Agent supports overstretched HR teams, automates high volume advisory tasks, accelerates redeployment, and protects institutional memory at significantly lower cost. It reduces burnout, retains critical expertise in Geneva, and turns workforce disruption into measurable economic value.

The Solidarity HR HuB proposed by AGI-T goes beyond the HR crisis affecting Geneva. In collaboration with the International Geneva, Swiss institutions, the public and private sector this platform will, if adequately supported, ensure enhanced protection of sensitive data such as Swiss HR databases, guarantee Swiss data sovereignty and ultimately enable Geneva to become the European capital of AI-driven HR management responding to crises locally, nationally and internationally in real time.

Elisabeth Wilson is a former journalist at the UN in Geneva, WHO consultant, founder of a Geneva-based NGO, Head of media relations for the United Nations Special Coordinator for Development in the Sahel, and UN Volunteer. She fell into a precarious professional situation due to the HR crisis in Geneva and decided to react. In July 2025, in solidarity for the people impacted by the HR crisis and in response to FAGI’s call for projects to support the International Geneva, she approached Bernard Rozinthe, Director of SAGE SA in Chêne-Bourg, a specialist in international HR solutions. The concept of a HR Solidarity HuB powered by AI at the service of the local, national, international workers and Swiss institutions was born.
As a first step, SAGE SA invested 50.000 CHF in an online survey tool destined to two various publics: precarious workers and HR Managers. The tool is designed to become the first monitoring system assessing cases of precarity in realtime one by one, while including the input of HR managers sharing their challenges and innovative solutions. The survey targets, local, national and international workers. The first step conceived within the framework of future private, public, parternerships, is the flagship of SAGE SA supporting the International Geneva at a humanitarian price. It was presented at the Club suisse de la presse on 5th November 2025.
As a second step and in response to FAGI’s call for proposals to receive innovative projects to help the International Geneva in times of crisis, Alliance Genève Internationale – Talents (AGI-T) a non-for-profit organization was created. This was announced on November 20, 2025, by Radio Télévision Suisse (RTS). AGI-T is working on creating the first HR solidarity network for Swiss IOs, NGOs, the private sector, Swiss institutions and proposes to pool efforts and to create the first inter-institutional management system managed by AI.
The SRHGI HuB as a Crisis Anticipation Tool:
-AI applied to real-time predictive analysis of sectors experiencing shortages or surpluses
-AI applied to multilateralism
-AI for sovereign inter-organizational platform
-AI combining the needs of the public and private sector, civil society, IOs and NGOs
-AI reclassifying within the local economy in real time
-AI applied to public policy
-Making a global showcase for Swiss Made in trusted AI
-Making of Geneva the ethical AI European alternative to Global AI dominance.
Successive budget reductions and frozen contributions are forcing many organizations to downsize, restructure or not renew contracts, often with limited visibility and fragmented data.
Professional trajectories, especially for locally recruited staff and short-term contracts, are increasingly uncertain. Talent is being lost from Geneva even as global crises multiply.
The erosion of qualified posts affects local services, innovation capacity and Geneva’s credibility as a centre of multilateral dialogue and humanitarian coordination.
Retiree and VP of the Association of Former International Civil Servants.
AGI-T is designed for the full spectrum of actors that make the International Geneva function – from large international organizations to small NGOs and individual professionals.
AGI-T is designed for the full spectrum of actors that make the International Geneva function – from large international organizations to small NGOs, civil society, the private sector and, Swiss institutions.
Professionals responsible for workforce planning, social dialogue and staff welfare who require consolidated information and cooperative solutions.

Professionals across different career stages that will need to benefit from orientation, redeployment opportunities, networking access to Geneva’s HR solidarity mechanisms and timely solutions:
-Local Swiss workers which activities are depending on the multilateral system
-Independent workers with permits linked to the employer
-Specialized profiles difficult to reclassify
-International public servants about to retire
-Young professionals without a professional network
-Short term consultancies, fixed-term contracts, temporaries, consultants, interns, UN Volunteers
By organizing solidarity at the level of the city, AGI-T contributes to preserving The International Geneva’s added value while providing tangible support to women and men who serve in its institutions.
Increased redeployment and mobility opportunities for staff affected by restructuring processes.
Shared evidence to support institutional decision-making and negotiations on employment and working conditions.
A neutral platform to discuss workforce transitions with staff representatives, unions and host-country counterparts.
A concrete demonstration that Geneva invests in the people behind international cooperation and global governance.
AGI-T is currently consolidating partners, collecting data through a pilot survey, and designing the governance and technological architecture of the HuB.
We invite organizations, HR leaders, staff associations and public authorities to contribute to this collective effort.
How you can engage:
Join as an institutional partner to co-design the HuB.
Participate in the confidential HR survey.
Contribute expertise on governance, data protection or labour law.

Independent Human Resources Solidarity HuB serving the International Geneva community.
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