Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Development Conference and Exhibition

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The Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Development Conference and Exhibition (DIHAD) is a major global platform that brings together humanitarian actors, development agencies, governments, and NGOs to discuss and coordinate responses to international crises and sustainable development challenges.

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instanceOf international conference
trade exhibition
aim to foster partnerships between humanitarian organizations and donors
to improve coordination of international humanitarian response
to promote sustainable development approaches in crisis contexts
to provide a platform for dialogue between humanitarian and development actors
alsoKnownAs DIHAD Conference and Exhibition NERFINISHED
city Dubai
country United Arab Emirates
field disaster relief
humanitarian aid
international development
sustainable development
frequency annual
hasPart conference sessions
exhibition area
high-level panels
workshops
involves Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement NERFINISHED
United Nations agencies NERFINISHED
charitable foundations
government agencies
non-governmental organizations
private sector companies
language English
location Dubai World Trade Centre NERFINISHED
notableFor bringing together humanitarian and development decision-makers in the Middle East
facilitating networking between aid organizations and suppliers
organizer DIHAD Sustainable Humanitarian Foundation NERFINISHED
INDEX Conferences and Exhibitions NERFINISHED
regionServed global
sector development sector
humanitarian sector
shortName DIHAD NERFINISHED
sponsor Government of Dubai NERFINISHED
various international organizations
topic climate change and disasters
education in emergencies
emergency response
food security
health in emergencies
humanitarian financing
localization of aid
refugees and displaced persons
water, sanitation and hygiene
website https://www.dihad.org

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Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives hasPart Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Development Conference and Exhibition