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World Humanitarian Forum is a high-profile, two-day event that brings together prominent leaders from the public and private sectors, as well as international thought leaders and pioneers from global aid and international development communities to learn, network, supply and source. 

Moving ahead with the motto of “Shaping the Future for a Better Tomorrow”, World Humanitarian Forum’s theme for 2020 is “From Hope to Possibility” with a special emphasis on addressing:

  • Inequalities in youth and gender
  • Migration and refugees
  • Sustainable development 
  • New funding models 
  • Changing the narrative

 

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Why Register For WHF 2020?

Why Register For WHF 2020?

World Humanitarian Forum 2020 will be co-located with three dedicated exhibitions featuring panel discussions, aid and crisis-response tech as well as an exclusive forum that includes world-renowned humanitarians and thought leaders.

Whether you work in the public or private sector, WHF 2020 is the humanitarian event of the year.  There will be opportunities for networking with senior decision-makers, learning about the latest technology and trends in the sector and also listening to the people at the forefront on humanitarian aid. 

Register now to receive your delegate pass and take part in WHF 2020.

WHF is attended by:

  • Leading philanthropists and activists
  • NGOs, ambassadors and celebrities
  • Former government leaders
  • C-Suite Executives
  • NGOs, INGOS and charities like Oxfam, UN, WHO, Microsoft Philanthropies, Google, KPMG, Red Cross and the ICRC
  • 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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