Dubai Humanitarian, a leader in sustainable humanitarian practices, showcased its dedication at the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Weeks in Geneva.
Hosting four sessions, they addressed challenges and innovative solutions in humanitarian action. CEO Giuseppe Saba emphasized the need for revolutionary relief practices, data sharing, and global collaboration to build resilient communities.
Session 1: Sustainable Humanitarian Supply Chains
At HNPW, Dubai Humanitarian's inaugural session emphasized the need for collective action against humanitarian crises and climate change. The session called for revolutionary relief practices, cross-sector collaboration, and sustainable procurement to address these intersecting challenges.
Session 2: Humanitarian Diplomacy
Collaborating with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy, Dubai Humanitarian discussed geopolitical dynamics influencing crisis responses. Experts highlighted the crucial role of diplomacy in ensuring coordinated efforts and maintaining humanitarian principles amidst complex situations.
Session 3: Transformative Potential of Digital Tools
In a session with the Anwar Gargash Diplomatic Academy, Dubai Humanitarian explored digital tools for disaster management and humanitarian logistics. A cyclone response simulation showcased the importance of digitization and data sharing for improving preparedness and enabling rapid crisis response.
Session 4: Shared Innovations for Humanitarian
Organized by the Peaceland Foundation, Dubai Humanitarian's session on sustainable supply chains in climate-driven humanitarian response highlighted the importance of collaboration. The discussion emphasized that sustainable supply chains are crucial for effective and resilient preparedness and responses to climate challenges and complex emergencies.
News Source: Emirates News Agency
