The Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW), co-chaired by OCHA and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC), provides a unique forum for humanitarian networks and partnerships to meet and address key humanitarian issues.
One of the largest humanitarian events of its kind, it gathers participants from the UN, NGOs, Member States, the private sector, the military, academia and beyond to discuss and solve common challenges in humanitarian affairs.
The 6th edition of the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week will take place at the International Conference Centre (CICG) in Geneva, from 3 to 7 February 2020. More than 2000 experts in crisis preparedness and response from over 350 organizations and countries will gather at CICG and over 30 networks and partnerships will hold their annual meetings during the week. Check the online programme.
Various events at the Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week will discuss environmental-related topics. Check the list below.
EHAN members collaborate to avoid, minimize, or mitigate environmental impacts of humanitarian action & promote environmentally responsible humanitarian programming.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 16
Discussing climate change control in terms of prevention and mitigation; adaptation, mitigation and response and direct outcomes of climate change.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 16
Developing a common narrative to support IASC’s members’ efforts in their collective advocacy, co-chaired by IFRC and OCHA.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room Montreux
The Inter-Agency subgroup on the Climate Crisis is bringing together humanitarian actors to develop a common vision and strategy around addressing the humanitarian impacts of climate change.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room Lausanne
The Inter-Agency subgroup on the Climate Crisis is bringing together humanitarian actors to develop a common vision and strategy around addressing the humanitarian impacts of climate change.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room Lausanne
The Speakers' Corner will allow humanitarian professionals to present a particular topic or tool in the form of a lighting talk: five minutes presentation followed by two minutes Q&A sessions.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Speakers' Corner
This session aims to identify new opportunities for using technology, data and digital innovation in humanitarian actions to mitigate increased environmental risks exacerbated by the climate crisis.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 18
Nature-based solutions have the potential to assist in humanitarian action by increasing the resilience of communities, decreasing the risk of disasters and reducing the footprints of humanitarian action.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 18
The workshop is looking for new forms of collaboration on how to prepare for extreme weather events.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 18
Bringing together meteorologists & hydrologists, scientific experts, & practitioners from disaster management & humanitarian agencies to discuss collective challenges & innovative solutions.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 15
Will share news and updates regarding implementation of environmental and climate change policies in humanitarian organizations and decide on the network's work plan for 2020.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 5
The Speakers' Corner will allow humanitarian professionals to present a particular topic or tool in the form of a lighting talk: five minutes presentation followed by two minutes Q&A sessions.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Speakers' Corner
Will share news and updates regarding implementation of environmental and climate change policies in humanitarian organizations and decide on the network's work plan for 2020.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 19
The session builds on research initially conducted for the State of the Humanitarian System report, and subsequently updated.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 7/8
This session will provide an overview of why environmental issues are relevant in the context of conflict and humanitarian response, with a particular focus on the Middle East, data collection and assessments, monitoring and response.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 13
The Speakers' Corner will allow humanitarian professionals to present a particular topic or tool in the form of a lighting talk: five minutes presentation followed by two minutes Q&A sessions.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Speakers' Corner
The Speakers' Corner will allow humanitarian professionals to present a particular topic or tool in the form of a lighting talk: five minutes presentation followed by two minutes Q&A sessions.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Speakers' Corner
Engage stakeholders to consider the challenges surrounding plastics & excess packaging waste management associated with the procurement & delivery of humanitarian assistance.
International Conference Centre in Geneva (CICG) / Room 20