Creating specialized tools for the aid sector to mobilize actors & resources for a “zero carbon, zero poverty, zero exclusion” world

This session will demonstrate, through cases studies, how collaboration and partnerships among diverse organisations and actors can break down silos and allow not only for a more effective and efficient delivery of humanitarian assistance but also facilitate the transition from humanitarian to development programming. At the center of the session is the notion of multi-actor partnerships and how such partnerships can a) strengthen the evidence based decision-making by humanitarian actors through efficient data collection, management and analysis in contexts of crisis; b) attract additional financial resources to improve the agility in humanitarian operations and c) mobilize ecosystems beyond the humanitarian sector to facilitate the humanitarian-development nexus.