Annual Conference

Health and Humanitarian Logistics
(HHL) Annual Conference

The Must Attend Health and Humanitarian Systems Conference of the Year!

Join us on the 21st and 22nd of November at the Boma Hotel, under the auspices of the Kenya Red Cross in Nairobi, for a pivotal gathering of professionals, humanitarian groups, government officials, innovators, scholars, and more, all focused on the current and future landscape of health and humanitarian logistics. This conference offers an unmatched stage for sponsors and pioneering thinkers to present their brands and forge connections as part of a continuous annual sequence of impactful events. Engage with a blend of strategic insights and hands-on experiences through case studies and interactive discussions at this must-attend event.

2022 Health and Humanitarian Logistics Conference

Hosted at Aidex 2022 in Brussels, the 14th annual conference on Health and Humanitarian Logistics (HHL) will be co-led by the Humanitarian Logistics Association (HLA) and Georgia Tech Center for Health and Humanitarian Systems. Other organizers include NC State, INSEAD Humanitarian Research Group, MIT Humanitarian Response Lab, Northeastern University.

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2021 Health and Humanitarian Logistics Conference

Sustainable, local, procurement

Focusing on barriers to selling into the public health and aid sectors, working to strengthen policy around local manufacturing, quality assurance challenges, environmental issues, and support to local suppliers.

Health supply chain capacity strengthening

Highlighting how the current public health and aid systems can better support health service logistics and workforce capacity development in conflict zones, fragile states and developing economies, with a focus on critical delivery mechanisms such as mass vaccination.

Last-Mile Transport

Showcasing the latest product innovations in transport technology but also ways to address the challenges in accessing remote communities due to poor infrastructure, outdated transport policies and a lack of resources.