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Join us on 6 July, for a webinar co-organized by the PHAP and ICVA, on how climate finance and humanitarian response can better work together to respond to climate-related emergencies.
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Join us on 13 December as we explore how we can collectively build greater trust in our responses to people affected by crises through genuine participation in decision-making processes.
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On 12 December join us for a discussion focusing on the theme of inclusion, sharing clear, tangible recommendations from municipalities on the frontline of receiving displaced populations and committed to creating inclusive communities
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Join us on December 7 with the Mayors Migration Council and the Bristol City Council, in partnership with key collaborators and with the support of PHAP, for the City + Refugee Collaboration: Local Partnerships, Global Impact.
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On 21 November, join us for a UNHCR webinar where we will discuss the lessons learned of two initiatives that are working to address supporting refugee, migrant, IDP, and stateless residents across the Americas and create more inclusive cities.
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As COVID-19 continues to spread, it is affecting everyone across the world, and has led to sudden changes in how humanitarian actors are able to operate. Join the other practitioners discussing these issues in the PHAP Community.
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Explore PHAP's new thematic content pages, providing the most essential resources for practitioners across all core areas of humanitarian practice. Anything missing? Submit your suggestions!
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