The International Coalition of Humanity (ICH) (herein forth referred to as the Havana Gathering) convened in Havana for the VI International Conference for World Balance, bringing together 1,500 delegates from 98 countries.
In the backdrop of an increasingly violent world, this collective reaffirmed its commitment to humanity by transcending boundaries of geography, race, religion, ethnicity, and organisation.
The Havana Gathering stood as tangible and visible evidence that a community exists, which may be scattered across the world but is united by a common heart and shared purpose: to make the betterment of humanity the guiding principle behind all human choices.
This recognition led to the establishment of the International Centre of Humanity.
A think-tank and accelerator fostering partnerships, building organisational capacity and driving innovative solutions for our world.
Our Principles
Foundations of Meaningful Change
Collaboration
United efforts achieve more.
Ethics
Integrity, fairness, and transparency guide the best decisions.
Empathy
Humanity is empathy and respect for all.
Inclusivity
Every voice matters, even the voices we cannot hear.
Sustainability
Long-term well being needs collaborative action.
Our Common Lens
Framing Our Understanding of the World
Collaboration
Shared rules
Shared vision
Shared
megatrends
megatrends
Shared
resources
resources
Shared
infrastructure
infrastructure
Shared values
Society
Purpose
Eb
Okios
Aroha
Osti Jarej
Ubuntu
Ikigai
Being
Awareness
Spiritual
Physical
Emotional
Intellectual
Energy
Social
Consciousness
Content
Properties
Projects
Strategies
Results
Goals/KPIs
Challenges
Relationships
Treasures
Sustainable
Available
Affordable
Quality
Clean
Renewable
Land
Key Action Areas
Translating Purpose into Practice
1
Advocacy
Facilitate research, knowledge sharing, and action on pressing global issues.
2
Research
Advocate for systemic changes across sectors to keep humanity at the core of their decision-making.
3
Partnerships
Create a global network prioritising humanity-driven actions and ethical development.
4
Youth Engagement
Provide global youth access and opportunities to engage with experienced individuals and organisations.