International development panel discussion - the future of aid

Join us for an engaging evening of discussion and insight into the latest developments in global aid and international development. An expert panel will explore key trends, emerging challenges, and shifting priorities in the sector. Through their expertise and firsthand experiences, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the forces driving change in global aid, from policy shifts to innovative approaches in humanitarian response.

This event is also a great opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and engage in meaningful discussions on the future of international development. If you're interested in learning more about this sector, it is the ideal networking opportunity.

We are pleased to host this event at The Hague Humanity Hub, located in the heart of the city. Established in 2018, the Hub is a not-for-profit foundation that supports and strengthens the ecosystem for a more peaceful and just world.

Please note: This event is organized in collaboration with two LSE student societies, LSE UN and LSE Amnesty, as part of their three-day trip to The Hague. If you have experience or an interest in international development, we’d love for you to join and share your insights with our students. Your perspective can help shape their understanding and guide them as they explore future career paths!

We look forward to seeing you there!

Programme

• 17:30 - Walk in
• 18:00 - Welcome & introduction by The Hague Humanity Hub
• 18:40 – Expert panel discussion
  
  

1. Simona Ognenovska – Research and monitoring advisor for the European Center for Not-for-Profit Law
2. Jacques Steffens – Investor in humanitarian startups in africa at Lilas Blancs Holding
3. Fransisco González Centeno – Public Information Coordinator at the International Criminal Court (ICC) 
4. Tate Crowards - International development and sustainability consultant
   
   Panel moderation by LSE alumnus Rajarshi Sahai

• 19:40 - Networking drinks ("borrel") and open discussion
• 21:00 - Event close

Location

The Hague Humanity Hub
Fluwelen Burgwal 58
2511 CJ The Hague

Pricing

To help cover the cost, tickets are priced. Spaces are limited to give way for the LSE students.