Shelter Centre is an international humanitarian NGO based in Switzerland that focuses on collaboration, consensus, and capacity building within the global humanitarian community. Established in 2005, Shelter Centre works closely with the shelter and settlements community to address their priorities. They coordinate with various global clusters, including Camp Coordination and Camp Management, Early Recovery, Shelter, Protection, and Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene.

Some of the services provided by Shelter Centre include supporting young professionals in the humanitarian sector, delivering technical trainings, developing peer-reviewed guidance, organizing the biannual global forum Shelter Meeting, and managing the Humanitarian Library, an online collection of documents contributed by stakeholders. Shelter Meeting is a unique global technical forum that brings together stakeholders from different sectors to share knowledge and review collaborative activities. The Humanitarian Library is an open access web resource where stakeholders can share real-time knowledge, from global technical guidance to past Shelter Meeting sessions.

Shelter Centre's vision is to foster collaboration and technical learning within an inclusive community of practice, prioritizing needs together and informed by collective experiences. Their mission is to support all stakeholders involved in transitional settlement and reconstruction, with a focus on saving lives, reducing suffering, and promoting recovery and resilience. Since their establishment, Shelter Centre has been supported by various organizations, including IFRC, DFID, ECHO, USAID/OFDA, CARE, HFHI, ICRC, MSF, NRC, UN-Habitat, UNHCR, UNOCHA, and more.

They follow the Red Cross Code of Conduct and are accountable to affected populations and the community of practice they serve. Overall, Shelter Centre is dedicated to facilitating collaboration, consensus, and capacity-building efforts to support the recovery and well-being of populations affected by conflict and natural disasters