Global impact

For over two decades, Globethics has been a trusted partner for institutions seeking to integrate ethics into governance, education, and decision-making. With a global footprint and strong regional engagement, we work alongside the private sector, civil society, including faith-based organisations, UN organisations, and governments to co-create practical, values-based solutions to today’s most urgent challenges, from corruption and digital ethics to inclusive leadership and peacebuilding.

Operating from Geneva’s international policy hub and through a global network of experts and partners, Globethics delivers high-impact results through academic collaboration, policy innovation, and capacity building. Our work is guided by a commitment to measurable outcomes, mutual learning, and transformational change.

Explore our stories, strategy, and annual reports to see the difference we’re making - and how we can create impact together.

Annual reports

Learn more about our global impact: read our annual reports.

Annual Report 2024 - Ethics Without Borders: 20 Years of Shaping a Better Future for All

Read previous years' annual reports in the Globethics Library

Empowering young changemakers

Learn more about the impact of the Globethics Youth Leadership Award.

Young ethical leaders share what Globethics means to them

Empowering individuals and institutions towards excellence in responsible governance

Globethics Strategic Plan 2025-2027

Building on 20 years of expertise and global trust, Globethics leverages its international network and strategic Geneva location to support the civil society, international organisations, private and public sectors in developing solutions to ethical dilemmas – moving beyond compliance toward impactful, values-driven governance and action across areas including technology, peacebuilding, higher education, and business.

Firmly aligned with the SDG Agenda – especially SDG 16, the UN Pact for the Future, the Global Digital Compact, and Declaration on Future Generations, Globethics applies agile strategy and management to respond effectively to new needs, resources, and opportunities for ethical transformation.

Our impact

Amplifying voices from the Global South

“Globethics’ projects are fundamental in shaping global ethical discourse, especially in developing countries… its initiatives amplify the voice and knowledge from developing countries and de-bias the often narrow and skewed narratives in mainstream research.”

Ambassador Muhammadou Kah
Chair of the UN Commission on Science and Technology for Development and Permanent Representative of The Gambia to the UN

Equipping organisations with responsible governance tools in Sub-Saharan Africa

Attendees of the Reference Manual Launch

“[Globethics'] proactive approach has been instrumental in fostering positive changes in ethical governance and resource management by our member churches.”

Fidon Mwombeki
General Secretary of the All-Africa Conference of Churches (AACC)

Increasing capacity of institutions that serve vulnerable communities

Sylvain Xavier Nkembe Kemwa - Globethics and JWL student

Globethics' double accreditation and our partnership with Jesuit Worldwide Learning "enables students to earn recognised university credits, enhancing their educational credentials and creating pathways to higher education or employment despite their marginalised circumstances".

Facilitating cross-global engagement

“I was able to attend the Globethics conference in Geneva and see the impact and scale of the work the organisation does. Personally, it allowed me to meet colleagues from Africa and Asia, regions with which I have rarely had the opportunity to interact in my academic and professional life. We have strengthened personal and institutional links."

Julio C. Durand, Secretario Académico, Universidad Austral, Argentina

Empowering future generations with ethics

“In my work as a community leader, I have used the insights and knowledge I gained through Globethics to improve my content, particularly for women's meetings and youth fellowships. I am now better equipped to teach the next generation, particularly those from rural areas, about activism and the importance of ethics in all aspects of life.”

Ankur Thakor, Student, India