Regional Humanitarian Partnership Week 2024 in Bangkok

Regional Humanitarian Partnership Week 2024 in Bangkok

News Update·

We were excited to have participated in the Regional Humanitarian Partnership Week 2024 in Bangkok! Over three days, more than 400 global participants came together to exchange ideas, build connections, and explore how local solutions can address pressing humanitarian challenges.

This event showcased the incredible potential of collaboration, from innovative st&nbsprategies to new partnerships. It’s a reminder that collective action can drive real change and build a more sustainable and resilient future.

Let’s keep the energy alive and turn these insights into impactful actions!

Thank you to United Nations OCHA, ADRRN, and ICVA Network and Community World Service Asia for hosting such an inspiring event.

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