The ICC serves as the institutional representative of over 50 million businesses across more than 170 countries. It has played a pivotal role in promoting private sector engagement in humanitarian efforts, collaborating with major organizations such as UNHCR, UNICEF, IOM, WFP, and the WHO Foundation to support critical care and assistance. These joint efforts aim to drive economic growth and support local businesses, as well as affected communities, during times of crisis.
Additionally, the ICC works with governments and international organizations, including the United Nations, to develop policies that facilitate humanitarian aid while maintaining economic stability. Through its Global Initiative on Disaster Risk Reduction and its advocacy for sustainable business practices, the ICC encourages companies to integrate disaster preparedness and resilience into their operations.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the ICC played a crucial role in promoting vaccine equity and advocating for transparent supply chains, ensuring that lifesaving resources reached vulnerable populations. By mobilizing the private sector and fostering public-private partnerships, the ICC helps mitigate the impacts of humanitarian crises and contributes to the protection of affected communities.
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