Terre des Hommes, Barbara Hintermann, Executive Director

The ongoing funding crisis, driven by budget cuts in Europe, Switzerland, and the US funding freeze, poses urgent challenges for the humanitarian sector. In response, a series of private, non-political gatherings in Geneva (Confederation Centre) will bring together leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of humanitarian action.

This initiative aligns with SEP (Social Enterprise Project), a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand with a social impact focus. Founded in Jordan’s Jerash “Gaza” Camp, SEP collaborates with over 600 refugee embroidery artists, empowering them through sustainable economic opportunities.

In English.

HEKS EPER, Karolina Frischkopf, Director.

The ongoing funding crisis, driven by budget cuts in Europe, Switzerland, and the US funding freeze, poses urgent challenges for the humanitarian sector. In response, a series of private, non-political gatherings in Geneva (Confederation Centre) will bring together leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of humanitarian action.

This initiative aligns with SEP (Social Enterprise Project), a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand with a social impact focus. Founded in Jordan’s Jerash “Gaza” Camp, SEP collaborates with over 600 refugee embroidery artists, empowering them through sustainable economic opportunities.

In English.

Medair, Anne Reitsema, CEO.

The ongoing funding crisis, driven by budget cuts in Europe, Switzerland, and the US funding freeze, poses urgent challenges for the humanitarian sector. In response, a series of private, non-political gatherings in Geneva (Confederation Centre) will bring together leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of humanitarian action.

This initiative aligns with SEP (Social Enterprise Project), a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand with a social impact focus. Founded in Jordan’s Jerash “Gaza” Camp, SEP collaborates with over 600 refugee embroidery artists, empowering them through sustainable economic opportunities.

In English.

Médecins sans Frontières, Mario Stephan, Head of Diversification & Impact – Philanthropy Unit.

The ongoing funding crisis, driven by budget cuts in Europe, Switzerland, and the US funding freeze, poses urgent challenges for the humanitarian sector. In response, a series of private, non-political gatherings in Geneva (Confederation Centre) will bring together leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of humanitarian action.

This initiative aligns with SEP (Social Enterprise Project), a luxury fashion and lifestyle brand with a social impact focus. Founded in Jordan’s Jerash “Gaza” Camp, SEP collaborates with over 600 refugee embroidery artists, empowering them through sustainable economic opportunities.

In English.