Past Events

This will be a moderated discussion with expert sectoral practitioners (child protection, health, and livelihoods) on use of the WRC developed Guidance Note for service providers working to address the needs of male sexual violence survivors.

Discussions will highlight the need to build locally led nutrition services to help build resilient health systems able to withstand a future pandemic, by improving maternal and child nutrition throughout pregnancy, infancy, and early childhood.

IHL event will build on aspects of the Humanitarian Call to Action initiative and the Security Council debate on humanitarian space and access.

Coinciding with the 76th annual United Nations General Assembly, Devex will convene U.N. agency heads, government leaders, development practitioners, and private sector actors to discuss the most effective ways to build back better.

The aim of the meeting is to discuss the challenges of protecting and reaching the most vulnerable in Yemen and to mobilise funding for the UN-led humanitarian response in Yemen.

Join this year’s PMNCH Accountability Breakfast to hear from influential speakers about how to achieve greater equity for women, children, and adolescents in Sub-Saharan Africa using innovative solutions to address injustice and improve well-being.

The event will reaffirm the commitments of world leaders to the protection of women and girls in conflict and to their full, equal and meaningful participation.

This year’s Ministerial Meeting on the Responsibility to Protect presents an important opportunity for UN Member States to recommit to the mutually enforcing agendas of R2P and WPS.

The event will focus on how to better prioritize GBV prevention and response in humanitarian crises through increased involvement of local partners, including women-led organizations, with specific attention to situations of forced displacement.

This week marks the 76th General Assembly which will be streaming around the world. IAWG has curated a list of sexual and reproductive health (SRH)- and humanitarian-related sessions for your consideration.

This three-day consultation will bring together the maternal, newborn, child health, nutrition, and mental health communities to inform the path forward for maternal mental health and inform efforts to strengthen research and implementation efforts.

Part 2 of this webinar series takes participants through the actions they can take at various stages of the logistics cycle to ensure the quality of products in humanitarian response settings. They will learn about the QA actions that integrate with various supply chain functions, including product selection, quantification, procurement, inventory strategy, warehousing, distribution, and supply chain management support. Participants will be able to practice their learning through a post-webinar online game and access additional QA resources. Supply Chain experts Nora Quesada and Anabella Sánchez will conduct this webinar.