AidEx 2012 is the event for buyers and suppliers in humanitarian and development aid.
Taking place on 24-25 October 2012 in Brussels, AidEx 2012 is the annual opportunity for aid and development professionals to come together to shape the future and to facilitate improvements in the delivery of humanitarian aid and development.
After a successful launch in 2011, the Show has gone from strength to strength, with established support from major NGOs, government agencies and charities.
Take a look at the 2011 show highlights here:
Click here to see the video of the exclusive opening speech from Commissioner Piebalgs, EU Commissioner for Development
AidEx 2011 brought the international aid community together to source solutions to discuss and improve the efficiency of aid delivery
The launch event took place on 19-20 October 2011 at the Brussels Expo, and saw NGOs, charities, government organisations together to meet with suppliers and discus ways to practically improve aid delivery by working together.
AidEx in video, watch news reports and interviews at the show.
Alfred Grannas, Head of the German Foreign Office's Task Force
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Manuel Bessler, Head of the Swiss Humanitarian Aid Unit
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AidEx on De Redactie
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Aid Innovation Challenge Video
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AidEx on Kanaal Z
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“AidEx has got off to a flying start! I have been at the exhibition for the full two days and I have found it to be extremely informative. I have been impressed by the quality and quantity of suppliers exhibiting – some of whom I have seen before but many that are new to me. I thought that the local supplier zone was a great initiative which helped achieve a balance between large and small exhibitors. In addition, I managed to attend quite a few of the conference sessions, which were excellent, - in fact, I would even have preferred it if some of them were a little longer. Overall, a really worthwhile investment for me as a visitor and I will definitely be back next year.”
Mark Hawkins, Technology Manager, Merlin
“We've been very pleased with the number of visitors we have had to stand representing a range of countries, and have found AidEx very useful for networking.”
Antoine Jaulain, ContenO
“AidEx has been a very positive event and we have already rebooked our stand for the 2012 exhibition.”
Peter Bush, Diversity Travel
“It's been a good Show - as a company we've been attending humanitarian aid shows since 1996 and think it's great to have a European platform for aid organisations to come together and network.”
Verborgh Glenn, Alpinter
“We have had some very positive leads from some really good visitors so it has been spot on for us in terms of audience targeting. We've also met some good organisations that we may be able to link-up with on joint projects.”
James Hilyard, Conrico
“I came to AidEx looking for new technologies, market developments and contacts and it has certainly been a good experience for me. There are quite a few interesting exhibitors and I would definitely come back in the future.”
Philip Janssens, Technical Referent, Medecins Sans Frontieres
“Thanks a lot for your excellent AidEx exhibition! This was a really great show. During the both days I saw all relevant German relief organization with their procurement officer.”
Daniel Ginsberg, Supply Chain Manager, World Vision Deutschland e.V