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IHC brings together humanitarian nonprofit organisations and commercial entities in an environment that fosters effective partnerships and social responsibility, while offering clear legal and physical zoning partitions between commercials and non-commercials in the spirit of security and transparency.

Nonprofit organisations:
	United Nations agencies
	Specialised agencies
	Non-Governmental Organisations
	Charities
	Foundations
	News, research and educational institutions

Commercial companies:
	Manufacturers and suppliers (aid related goods and services) e.g.:
	> shelters > medical equipment > food items > vehicles
	Service providers e.g.:
	> logistics > security > maintenance > consulting

More than 50 organisations and commercial companies are currently registered with IHC (see Members Directory).

As a Free Zone Authority, IHC can issue licenses to:

	Branches of international nonprofit organisations and commercial companies/subsidiaries
	New commercial companies

FOR UNITED NATIONS AND EQUIVALENT AGENCIES

If you are a U.N. Agency or equivalent,

1. Please fill in the Application Form (see section A).

2. Print out the Application Form, sign it and courier it together with all required documents to IHC, Registration Department, P.O. Box 506030, Dubai, UAE.

Documents required:

Application Form, completed and signed as indicated.
Summary of the agency, its activities and future plans.
Passport copy of the branch's appointed Manager.
Understanding agreement signed between the agency and the UAE government.

IHC Registration Department will get in touch with applicants on successful receipt of their application, for further processing and legal document requirements.

For further information on licensing and registration, please contact IHC's Sales Manager,
Syed Farhan (T +971 4 368 0291).

Code of ethics

For nonprofit organisations:
	The ‘humanitarian’ imperative comes first
	The organisation's activities do not aim to further a political or religious standpoint
	The organisation is accountable to those it seeks to assist, and those from whom it accepts resources
	The organisation's major portion of funding is derived from contributions by affiliates, individuals or other non-governmental sources
	The organisation follows a democratic decision making process
	The organisation maintains integrity and independence

For commercial companies:
	The 'humanitarian' imperative comes first
	The company supports and respects internationally accepted standards of human rights
	The company does not tolerate forced or compulsory labour or the use of child labour
	The company does not practice discrimination of any kind against employees
	The company demonstrates integrity, independence, transparency and accountability
	The company undertakes initiatives to promote environmental social responsibility

Although IHC makes every effort to ensure that the IHC community abides by this code, the actions and statements made by the organisations and companies registered with IHC do not necessarily reflect its official position and IHC cannot accept responsibility for any expenses or damages that may directly or indirectly result from them.