The
Humanitarian Forum is a network of key humanitarian and charitable
organizations from each of: Muslim donor and recipient countries; the West; and
the multilateral system. Recognizing the challenges facing local NGOs in many
countries, we want to improve
the lives of those affected by disasters through sound and principled
humanitarian action. We also want to foster partnerships and a conducive,
unbiased and safe environment to improve the work of humanitarian and
charitable organizations from these communities, since there are gaps in the
existing mechanisms. Read more...
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Steering Committee Meeting, Istanbul, April 2009 |
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The members of the Humanitarian Forum Steering Committee met in Istanbul to discuss the organisational development of the Humanitarian Forum, its current and future activities, and the contributions of the international members to the process. Directors of the local humanitarian forums presented the main achievements and challenges faced since the last meeting, illustrating the extent to which the objectives and modules of the Forum have been adapted to the local context.Â
Partnerships represented one of the main themes of discussion, with participants examining the role of the Humanitarian Forum in the context of emergencies (both current and “forgotten”), and mechanisms to involve multiple (eastern and western) members. Sudan was used a case study to help map out practical ideas. Click here for more information...
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Gaza Donor Coordination and Partnership Meeting |
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Doha 1st February, 2009

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Key international humanitarian organisations met on February 1st
in Doha to discuss cooperation and partnership for Gaza. The meeting
was convened by the Humanitarian Forum and hosted by Qatar Charity.
This was the first time that such a wide range of organisations have
met; non-governmental organisations came from Muslim and western
countries, and were joined by several multilateral organisations. In
all, there were 32 organisations from 12 countries.
Click here for more information.
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