The International Organization for Migration’s (IOM) 2024 International Dialogue on Migration (IDM) will focus on Finding Balance in Regular Migration Pathways Solutions: Driving Sustainable Development and Green Transitions. It will take place in the Centre International de Conférences Genève (CICG), Geneva on 25 November. To register for the session, participants are requested to complete the following online form IDM Geneva 2024 by Friday, 8 November 2024. For reference, you will find in the email attached the Concept Note together with the Programme Overview. Should you have any questions, please contact the IDM Secretariat at: idmworkshop@iom.int.
Towards Guiding Principles on Resettlement
The Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing, Mr. Balakrishnan Rajagopal, cordially invites you to the virtual side event entitled “Towards Guiding Principles on Resettlement”, set to take place on Thursday, 31 October, 2024 at 15:00 CET, during the 79th Session of the UN General Assembly. This event will convene leaders and practitioners from various sectors to address the human rights implications and responsibilities associated with resettlement.
Donor Conference Sahel and Lake Chad Region 26 October 2024
The Sahel and Lake Chad Basin countries – Nigeria, Niger, Chad, Cameroon, Burkina Faso and Mali – are experiencing an unprecedented, long-lasting and multi-faceted crisis.
Saudia Arabia is hosting a Ministerial-level conference for the Sahel and Lake Chad Basin on 26 October 2024, in collaboration with IOC, UNHCR and OCHA.
Attendance at the conference is by invitation only.
IOM NGO Consultation – Localization Framework and AAP FrameworkHPNW Session – Humanitarian action & COVAX Lessons LearnedDG ECHO Guidance Note – Promoting Equitable Partnerships with Local Responders in Humanitarian SettingsAddressing Statelessness in Europe
The conference will take place on 8-9 June 2023 at the Universidad Complutense Madrid. The event is organised by the European Network on Statelessness in collaboration with Fundación Cepaim and the Universidad Complutense Madrid.
Side Event of the 86th Meeting of the Standing CommitteeCHS Exchange conference
We still have a long way to go to achieve our goal of being more accountable to people in crisis. For this to happen, we need a fundamental shift in how we work as individuals, as teams, as organisations, as a system.
We need to work on solutions together. Harnessing the collective power of the CHS Alliance movement is key to making the urgent changes we know are needed so that people affected by crises can hold organisations accountable for how they use power. How we can do this more effectively will be a core discussion at our upcoming two-day virtual CHS Exchange conference 27-28 September, followed by our Members’ General Assembly, 29 September.
Join us to:
Be the first to hear new insights into the current state of accountability to affected people at the launch of the 2022 Humanitarian Accountability Report: Accountability is Non-Negotiable.
Explore how we can work better together to build a collective approach to accountability.
Have your say on the future of the CHS together with your peers.
Be inspired by a case study of how one CHS Alliance member is taking a whole of whole organisation approach to accountability.
Resources – Workstream One
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