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20–22 January 2019, London ExCel

An invitation only event, featuring leading philanthropists, former leaders, NGOs and private sector from Oxfam, UN, WHO, Microsoft Philanthropies, Google, KPMG, Red Cross and ICRC. 

An invitation only event, featuring leading philanthropists, former leaders, NGOs and private sector from Oxfam, UN, WHO, Microsoft Philanthropies, Google, KPMG, Red Cross and ICRC. 

World Humanitarian Forum arrived in London for the first time, following the highly acclaimed World Humanitarian Summit in Istanbul. It is designed to be a platform for thought leaders and officials to share their knowledge. It offers an opportunity for governments, NGOs and private sector experts and officials to discuss the future of humanitarian sector, challenges it faces today, showcase solutions and innovations that can make a difference and engage in a truly global dialogue.

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Sponsoring

Sponsoring

Does your company or organisation want to have a wide and international exposure to the global aid community? Give your brand global visibility on an international scale. Get in touch to kick start a conversation on the many ways that you can collaborate.


 

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Speaking

Speaking

Some of the world’s most important pioneers and influencers in humanitarian aid will be speaking at this year’s event. We've gathered a host of speakers that are making a global impact, that have a compelling story to inspire the humanitarian world. Take a look at who's taken centre stage in 2019. 



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Partnering

Partnering

We want to partner with organisations that are committed to Shaping the Future. You can partner with us and present your organisation or company to an international audience, but also work with us on our mission to Shape the Future for a Better Tomorrow. 
 



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Visiting

Visiting

The Forum brings together prominent leaders from the public and private sectors, as well as international pioneers to shape global, regional and industry agendas. It’s a unique opportunity for you to engage in inspirational, thought-provoking, and future-focused dialogues that aim to shape the future of humanitarian aid.
 

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  • Great strides have been made since the Millennium Development Goals. However, a lot more needs to be done.
    Jack Straw
    Former Foreign Secretary
  • Climate change scares me the most. This is one of the things that can’t be addressed only by Iraq, UK or the USA. Everybody has to work together and be on the same page, towards a more sustainable and green future.
    Basima Abdulrahman
    Founder & CEO at KESK
  • It’s important to be a voice. I’m a voice for thousands of people.
    Noella Coursaris Musunka
    Founder at Malaika
  • Unfortunately, the world we live in is going through major humanitarian crises despite all claims of development and civilisation of the 21st century. Against such a background, we have a duty as individuals and societies.
    First Lady of Turkey, Emine Erdoğan
  • The best outcome is being able to strengthen the infrastructure, which is the Humanitarian response, and working more with businesses to achieve sustainable peace.
    Charlie Bronks
    Head of Strategic Partnerships at Crown Agents Bank
  • The conversation could be less about aid and more about trade, and actually that’s in the interest of all of us. Global trade is crucial, it creates jobs and makes the world spin.
    Toby Lanzer
    Assistant Secretary-General at the UN

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