The 30th Hamburg Afghanistan Week, a special seminar dedicated to dialogue, reflection, and collaboration between Afghan and German communities. This year's focus will be on: The current situation in Afghanistan Presentation of impactful aid and development projects in Afghanistan Exchange with experts, policymakers, academics, and civil society representatives from both Afghanistan and Germany Recreational programs:  Evening programs will include Afghan music and dance Childcare will be provided Full board and accommodation included The seminar is officially recognized as educational leave (Bildungsurlaub) in Hamburg and several other German states Participation fee: €160 for adults | €80 for children (discounted rates available)

As part of the event series "Berlin Meets Afghanistan", the Afghanistan-Komitee cordially invites you to discuss current developments, challenges, and prospects with experts from development policy and cooperation, as well as representatives of Afghan and German civil society. In addition to exciting lectures, workshops, and panel discussions, you can expect numerous opportunities for exchange and networking with others interested in Afghanistan. Educational leave: This event is recognized as educational leave. Participation fees:• €100.00 per person (with overnight stay in twin rooms)• €50.00 per person (without overnight stay)• €60.00 per person for students, trainees or schoolchildren (with overnight stay in twin rooms)• €30.00 per person for students, trainees or schoolchildren (without overnight stay). The fees include all-day meals and, depending on the option chosen, accommodation during the event week. Proof of sponsorship is required for students, trainees, and school pupils. Registration:For organizational reasons, we request written registration by email to [email protected] by July 15, 2025. 

The Future Forum is the European Union’s flagship conference on diaspora engagement, offering a unique space to: Connect and network across sectors and regions Explore how intersectional identities shape inclusive diaspora engagement Showcase diaspora-led development stories and practices Over the course of one dynamic day, you will take part in interactive discussions, collaborative brainstorming sessions, and dedicated networking opportunities. The Future Forum will also feature a series of side events hosted with EUDiF partners and beneficiaries, highlighting capacity development and the principles of inclusivity. The event will be held in English and French, with interpretation available throughout.

AidEx, the world’s leading humanitarian aid and disaster relief event returns to Palexpo in Geneva, Switzerland on 22-23 October 2025. This year’s AidEx Geneva Conference focuses on "Future-proofing Humanitarian Aid" exploring solution oriented and innovative approaches as well as systemic changes needed for a sustainable and effective crisis response.  Together with Development2030, a global event uniting international development actors in pursuit of sustainable development goals, the event welcomes over 3000 delegates from local and international NGOs, UN agencies, government, donors, foundations, the private sector and more.      

Regional Humanitarian Partnership Week (RHPW) is returning to Bangkok from 8–10 December 2025! This year’s theme, “Beyond Emergencies: Reframing Humanitarianism for a Changing World,” will bring together humanitarian actors from across the region to explore innovative approaches and new ways of working. The event is organized by ICVA, together with United Nations OCHA, the Asian Disaster Reduction and Response Network (ADRRN), and Community World Service Asia.