More than 60 humanitarian networks and partnerships are invited to hold their meetings and organize joint sessions at the "Humanitarian Networks and Partnerships Week" (HNPW). HNPW 2024 will be held in a hybrid format from April 29 to May 10, 2024. The first week (April 29 to May 3) will be held remotely, while the second week (May 6 to May 10) will be organized face-to-face at the CICG in Geneva.

Nine areas of common concern will be addressed for inter-network collaboration. These are:

Satellite earth observation data and tools offer information and insights that can support a wide variety of humanitarian missions. Despite an increase in the availability of data thanks to public and private investments in satellite constellations, the use of this data by humanitarian organizations and governments is still not widespread.

Disasters affect individuals differently based on gender, age, and disabilities. Therefore, the Asian Disaster Preparedness Center (ADPC) invites those interested in advancing their understanding and capabilities in Gender Equality and Social Inclusion (GESI) in Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) to join the upcoming 5th Training Course on Gender Equality and Social Inclusion in Disaster Risk Reduction. The course will take place from May 14th to May 16th, 2024, in Bangkok, Thailand.

The Global Flood Partnership (GFP) has announced that their annual conference will be held this year in Nairobi, Kenya. Registration for the even has now been opened. The subject of this years conference will be "EW4ALL: Strengthening resilience against flooding - Know, Monitor, Communicate, Respond!" and will include sessions covering the four pillars of Early Warnings for All (EW4ALL), including sessions on risk knowledge, monitoring and warning, communication and dissemination, and response and recovery. 

The 2024 EUMETSAT Meteorological Satellite Conference will take place in Würzburg, Germany, from September 30 to October 4. The theme of this year’s annual EUMETSAT conference is “The Earth Observation value chains for weather, climate, and hydrosphere”.