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Empowering Humanitarian Efforts: 32nd Red Cross Conference and Collaborative Workspace

Explore the 32nd International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent, focusing on preventing violence, disaster laws, urban risks, and climate change. Discover the outcomes, including the Global Engagement Initiative and the Ideas Bank. Participate in the election process for the Standing Commission, a key advisory body for strategic questions within the International Committee. Learn about the composition, procedures for candidatures, and upcoming consultation opportunities. Join the Group of Ambassadors dedicated to guiding humanitarian efforts globally.

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Empowering Humanitarian Efforts: 32nd Red Cross Conference and Collaborative Workspace

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  1. 32nd International Conference of the Red Cross and Red Crescent

  2. Power of Humanity: the Fundamental Principles in action 32nd International Conference Preventing and Responding to Violence Safety and Access Risk Reduction and Resilience IHL Compliance and Detention Sexual and Gender Based Violence Health Care in Danger Safety of Volunteers and Staff Disaster Laws Urban Risk and Climate Change

  3. Conference Outcomes

  4. New elements: Global Engagement Initiative and Collaborative workspace Ideas Bank (from CoD)

  5. Collaborative Space

  6. Conference architecture

  7. Commission is trustee of IC; makes necessary arrangements for statutory meetings Composition: 9 members in total – 5 from national societies (elected), 4 representatives of ICRC and IFRC (ex officio) Procedure: Candidatures to be submitted 48 hrs. before election Call for nominations late August / early September Informal deadline around mid-October Publication of candidatures on conference website Informal "Meet-the-Candidates" – 9 December Fair geographical distribution to be observed Elections to the Standing Commission

  8. Upcoming Dates and numerous other consultation opportunities. . .

  9. Primary function: provide guidance to organizers of IC on political and strategic questions advise on potential problems of a political nature provide advice on follow-up and reporting on previous Conference commitments consult with and promote aims of IC in capitals and among diplomatic and humanitarian communities in Geneva HoMs willing to take part should be motivated to dedicate their time and energy to formal meetings and informal consultations Group of Ambassadors

  10. www.rcrcconference.org

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