International Multi-Sectoral Conference 2026

Core Objectives

Designed to generate real-world impact through over 70 cross-sector sessions.

Global Reflection

Analyzing the scale and manifestation of poverty worldwide to understand the depth of the crisis.

Strategy Evaluation

Assessing the success and failures of current poverty eradication initiatives to refine future approaches.

Institutional Roles

Examining the coordination efforts between International Humanitarian Agencies and governments.

Strategic Partnerships

Forming alliances to meet international MDG targets and sustainable development goals.

Actionable Impact

Addressing violence against women, child abuse, and the impact of war on vulnerable populations.

Distinguished Speakers

Nelson Muffuh

Opening Address

UN Resident Coordinator, UNDP

Dr. Tedros Adhanom

Keynote Speaker

Director-General, WHO

Prof. Sir Michael Marmot

Public Health Advocate

Renowned Epidemiologist

Dr. Jeanelle de Gruchy

Medical Officer

Deputy Chief Medical Officer, England

Thematic Agenda

The program covers a diverse range of critical global issues.

Empowerment

Youth, Women, and Economic Empowerment strategies.
Public Health

HIV/AIDS, Globalization, and Priority Public Health issues.
Development

Agriculture, Child Development, and NGO Funding.
Security & Sustainability

Peace, Security, and Self-reliance through Skills Acquisition.

Registration Rates

Registration Type	National Service / Affiliate	Nonprofit / Gov / Edu	Corporate	Youth	Volunteer*
Early Bird (March 1–31)	$525*	$625*	$825*	$450*	$525
On Time (April 1–May 31)	$650	$750	$900	$545	$525
Late Registration (June 1–19)	$675	$800	$950	$575	N/A

* Limited availability. Prices subject to change.

Participant Benefits & Logistics

Languages

Interpretation available in English, Spanish, Russian, Dutch, Arabic, Portuguese, and French.

Funding

The GAESE Access Fund covers travel expenses for qualified participants on a first-come, first-served basis.

Coverage

Flight tickets, local transport, meals, and banquet services provided for the first 200 registered delegates.

Networking

Opportunities for book launches, cultural exhibitions, and direct access to loan/grant approvals.

Official Sponsors & Partners

Global Humanitarian Response Bodies

UNOCHA

Coordination

The central hub that coordinates the global response to emergencies.

WFP

Food Security

The world's largest humanitarian agency focused on hunger and food security.

UNHCR

Refugee Support

Protects and assists people forced to flee their homes due to war or persecution.

UNICEF

Children & Mothers

Provides long-term humanitarian and developmental assistance to children and mothers.

IOM

Migration

Manages migration and provides support to displaced persons.

Major Bilateral Agencies

USAID / BHA

USA

The Bureau for Humanitarian Assistance (BHA) leads U.S. international disaster response.

DG ECHO

EU

The European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations coordinates relief for the EU.

FCDO

UK

The Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office manages the UK's global aid and emergency relief.

GIZ / BMZ

Germany

Focuses on international cooperation and emergency technical assistance.

JICA

Japan

The Japan International Cooperation Agency provides significant disaster relief and infrastructure support.

Registration & Requirements

To ensure a seamless experience, please adhere to the following mandatory guidelines.

1

Group Application

Prospective participants must apply in groups of 2–3 persons.

2

Accommodation

A proof of reservation at the designated conference hotel is mandatory to qualify for participation.

3

Visa Support

Upon receipt of your hotel reservation confirmation, organizers will issue official Letters of Invitation to the appropriate Embassy.

4

Call for Presentations

If you wish to speak, please submit a one-page abstract and a CV (max 4 pages) for review.

Note: Applications are processed in the order received. Early submission is highly encouraged.

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