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Zawya
25-04-2025
- Business
- Zawya
Dubai Humanitarian Pavilion at DIHAD 2025 Champions a new era of sustainable innovation and global collaboration
Dubai, United Arab Emirates: Dubai Humanitarian will present a bold new chapter in humanitarian thinking at the upcoming Dubai International Humanitarian Aid and Development Conference and Exhibition (DIHAD), taking place from 29 April to 1 May 2025 at Dubai World Trade Center, Sheikh Rashid Hall. The Dubai Humanitarian Pavilion will serve as a vital platform to drive forward the theme of this year's conference: Sustainable Innovative Solutions in the Humanitarian Field. The pavilion will host over 35 expert speakers, more than 10 thought-provoking sessions, and showcase pioneering solutions and partnerships. Across three days, humanitarian leaders, policymakers, local humanitarian actors, innovators, academic researchers, and private sector partners will come together to discuss and shape the future of humanitarian action. The pavilion will also spotlight: A curated display of humanitarian innovative solutions A dedicated networking platform for Dubai Humanitarian's global community The Humanitarian Logistics Databank, a transformative digital platform for real-time stockpile visibility Pioneering humanitarian initiatives and projects With sessions on topics ranging from climate-resilient logistics to financial sustainability and green sourcing, the pavilion emphasizes a future where innovation, sustainability, and inclusive partnerships are no longer optional, but an essential. 'We have started our journey for a sustainable humanitarian supply chain a couple of years ago and it has never been more relevant than today. At a time of complex global crises, from climate-driven disasters to prolonged conflict and displacement, business as usual in the humanitarian sector is no longer enough,' said Giuseppe Saba, CEO and Board Member of Dubai Humanitarian. 'At DIHAD 2025, we are reaffirming our commitment to reimagine humanitarian response. Through the pavilion, we aim to bring humanitarian actors, academia, and the private sector together in a collective effort to innovate with purpose, embed sustainability into every layer of action, and forge trusted partnerships that build lasting resilience.' Over the three days, panel sessions at the Dubai Humanitarian's pavilion will explore critical themes poised to shape the future of humanitarian aid, with discussions covering: Readiness of transforming Aid for Tomorrow's Challenges Innovating Sustainability: Bridging Cluster Insights with Innovation Labs Revolutionizing Relief: Technology's Role in Humanitarian Change Building a Better Future: Greener and Smarter Sourcing for Humanitarian Aid Financial Sustainability: Beyond Short-Term Wins Rethinking Partnerships: Aligning Innovation & Sustainability for Impact The Humanitarian Logistics Databank, developed by Dubai Humanitarian, will be a key feature at the pavilion. This flagship award-winning platform enhances global emergency preparedness by providing real-time visibility of aid stockpiles across multiple hubs, enabling a Global Safety Net through faster, more coordinated, and cost-effective responses. The Databank has already proven critical in reducing duplication and accelerating the delivery of life-saving assistance during crises. In alignment with Dubai's long-standing vision of transformation, Dubai Humanitarian's pavilion reflects the leadership's continued dedication to positioning the emirate as a global platform for humanitarian impact, collaboration, and innovation. About Dubai Humanitarian Dubai Humanitarian, formerly known as the International Humanitarian City, is the largest humanitarian hub in the world. It was founded in 2003 by His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the United Arab Emirates and Ruler of Dubai, to proactively support the efforts of the international humanitarian community. As the only non-profit, independent, humanitarian free-zone Authority, Dubai Humanitarian hosts a diverse community of approximately 80 members. This community comprises international entities such as UN organizations, non-profits, non-governmental organizations, and commercial companies, collectively working to advance humanitarian and development efforts worldwide.
Hi Dubai
24-04-2025
- Business
- Hi Dubai
Dubai Humanitarian Champions Innovation and Digital Transformation at HNPW 2025
Dubai Humanitarian wrapped up a successful showing at the 2025 Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week (HNPW) in Geneva, reinforcing its leadership in advancing digital transformation, sustainable innovation, and strategic coordination in humanitarian response. As a key participant, Dubai Humanitarian led two major sessions and contributed to expert panels tackling critical challenges in global humanitarian operations. CEO Giuseppe Saba highlighted the forum as a vital platform for collaboration and solution-building, stating, 'We reinforced the critical role of digital transformation in aid logistics, championed local capacity building, and strengthened partnerships to shape a more sustainable humanitarian ecosystem.' A standout session, moderated by IMPACCT's Virginie Bohl, spotlighted the role of digital technologies in aid logistics. Dubai Humanitarian showcased its use of Advanced Cargo Information (ACI) systems, digital customs clearance tools, and the Humanitarian Logistics Databank—an initiative helping standardize humanitarian items through unified HS codes. The session also emphasized the role of digital platforms in streamlining warehouse management and stock tracking to improve emergency response. Saba also spoke at the DIHAD-led session, 'Humanitarian Diplomacy in a Polarized World,' addressing the sector's growing operational constraints. He called for stronger ties with civil society and the private sector and highlighted the urgent need for cost-effective solutions to rising humanitarian supply chain expenses. Looking ahead, Dubai Humanitarian is preparing for its upcoming participation in the Dubai International Humanitarian Aid & Development Conference & Exhibition (DIHAD), where it will lead discussions on sustainable innovation in humanitarian aid. News Source: Emirates News Agency
Arab News
02-04-2025
- Business
- Arab News
Dubai Humanitarian wins gold at Middle East and North Africa Stevie Awards
Dubai Humanitarian has won gold for 'Innovation in Technology' in the nonprofit category at the Middle East and North Africa Stevie Awards. The recognition honors Dubai Humanitarian's pioneering Humanitarian Logistics Databank, a digital platform transforming global aid coordination and delivery. Developed to enhance emergency response efforts, the Humanitarian Logistics Databank is a first-of-its-kind platform that provides real-time visibility on lifesaving aid stockpiles across key humanitarian hubs, starting with Dubai, Italy, and Panama. Supported by customs authorities in each country, the platform streamlines aid operations, allowing response teams to quickly locate and mobilize critical supplies. Giuseppe Saba, CEO and board member of Dubai Humanitarian, said: 'We are honored to receive this prestigious award, our second Stevie Award for the Humanitarian Logistics Databank. When we created this platform in 2017, our goal was to enhance the way aid is prepositioned, managed and deployed, enabling a faster, more coordinated response to crises worldwide. Humanitarian aid is often lifesaving, and as a proactive member and host of the humanitarian community, we must continuously evolve to meet the urgent needs of those we serve.' The Middle East and North Africa Stevie Awards celebrate innovation and excellence across industries, recognizing organizations that drive meaningful change through groundbreaking initiatives. Dubai Humanitarian's achievement highlights the growing impact of digital transformation in the humanitarian sector, setting a new benchmark for efficiency and global collaboration. Dubai Humanitarian, formerly known as the International Humanitarian City, is the largest humanitarian hub in the world. It was founded in 2003 by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al-Maktoum, vice president and prime minister of the UAE and ruler of Dubai, to proactively support the efforts of the international humanitarian community.
Daily Tribune
02-04-2025
- Business
- Daily Tribune
Dubai Humanitarian Wins Gold at MENA Stevie Awards for Innovation in Technology
Dubai Humanitarian has earned the prestigious Gold Stevie® Award for Innovation in Technology in the Non-Profit category at the Middle East & North Africa Stevie Awards. This honor acknowledges the organization's groundbreaking development of the Humanitarian Logistics Databank, a digital platform that is revolutionizing global aid coordination and delivery. The Humanitarian Logistics Databank, a first-of-its-kind platform, provides real-time visibility of life-saving aid stockpiles across major humanitarian hubs, with initial operations in Dubai, Italy, and Panama. The platform, in collaboration with local customs authorities, streamlines aid logistics by enabling response teams to swiftly locate and mobilize critical supplies during emergencies. Giuseppe Saba, CEO and Board Member of Dubai Humanitarian, expressed his gratitude for the recognition: 'We are honored to receive this prestigious award, marking our second Stevie Award for the Humanitarian Logistics Databank. When we launched this platform in 2017, our vision was to improve the way aid is prepositioned, managed, and deployed, ensuring a faster, more coordinated response to global crises. Humanitarian aid can often mean the difference between life and death, and as a proactive member of the humanitarian community, we are committed to evolving continually to address the urgent needs of those we serve.' The Middle East & North Africa Stevie Awards celebrate innovation and excellence across various sectors, acknowledging organizations that drive significant change through transformative initiatives. Dubai Humanitarian's achievement underscores the increasing role of digital technology in the humanitarian sector, setting a new standard for global collaboration and operational efficiency.
Web Release
02-04-2025
- Business
- Web Release
Dubai Humanitarian Wins Gold at Middle East & North Africa Stevie Awards for Innovation in Technology
By Editor_wr On Apr 2, 2025 Dubai Humanitarian has been named the Gold Stevie® Winner for Innovation in Technology in the Non-Profit category at the Middle East & North Africa Stevie Awards. The recognition honors Dubai Humanitarian's pioneering Humanitarian Logistics Databank, a digital platform transforming global aid coordination and delivery. Developed to enhance emergency response efforts, the Humanitarian Logistics Databank is a first-of-its-kind platform that provides real-time visibility on life-saving aid stockpiles across key humanitarian hubs, starting with Dubai, Italy, and Panama. Supported by customs authorities in each country, the platform streamlines aid operations, allowing response teams to quickly locate and mobilize critical supplies. Giuseppe Saba, CEO and Board Member of Dubai Humanitarian, commented: 'We are honored to receive this prestigious award, our second Stevie Award for the Humanitarian Logistics Databank. When we created this platform in 2017, our goal was to enhance the way aid is prepositioned, managed and deployed, enabling a faster, more coordinated response to crises worldwide. Humanitarian aid is often life-saving, and as a proactive member and host of the humanitarian community, we must continuously evolve to meet the urgent needs of those we serve.' The Middle East & North Africa Stevie Awards celebrate innovation and excellence across industries, recognizing organizations that drive meaningful change through groundbreaking initiatives. Dubai Humanitarian's achievement highlights the growing impact of digital transformation in the humanitarian sector, setting a new benchmark for efficiency and global collaboration. Comments are closed.
