Teas, coffees & pastries provided
Mr. Carlos Geha, Head of Regional Office, East and Southern Africa
Ms. Alison Parker, Deputy Regional Director
Dr. Garry Conille, United Nations Resident Coordinator in Kenya
Ms. Neris M. Báez García de Mazzora, Director
Teas, coffees and pastries provided
How can procurement systems better support timely, flexible, accountable, and locally responsive humanitarian action during sudden-onset and protracted crises?
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Ms. Thokozani Murape, Regional Chief of Supply and Procurement, UNICEF ESARO
CIPS – Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply: Knowledge Partner for Procurement and Supply Chain Discussions – EAHS Nairobi 2026
Ms. Lianne du Toit, Aid & Relief Manager, East Africa Region
Tailored Logistics Solutions for Humanitarian Challenges in Africa
How can stronger partnerships between UN agencies, NGOs, governments, logistics actors, and the private sector improve emergency supply chains, pre-positioning, last-mile delivery, and crisis activation?
Ms. Dragica Pajevic, Deputy Regional Director for the Eastern and Southern Africa Regional Bureau (ESARO) – UN World Food Programme (WFP)
CIPS – Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply: Knowledge Partner for Procurement and Supply Chain Discussions – EAHS Nairobi 2026
Buffet lunch provided to all delegates
Our engagement zone will be open after lunch for bilateral meetings and introductions between the UN/ INGO’s/ NGO’s/ development banks, and representatives from both the local and global private sectors, as well as meetings amongst the agencies. This is an excellent opportunity to explore partnerships, funding, corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, and procurement opportunities.