#HAI and Christian Aid analysed the progress against the #localisation commitment of World Humanitarian Summit for UN OCHA. Different stakeholders made individual commitments to five Core Responsibilities and 25 key transformations of Agenda for Humanity. This report is analysis of self-reports against two transformations, i.e., Reinforce Local Systems and Invest in Local Capacities. Please click […]
World Humanitarian Action Forum
300 civil society actors, philanthropists, academics and reporters joined the World Humanitarian Action Forum on 15-16 October in Istanbul. Led by the Humanitarian Forum and the Turkish Red Crescent Society, WHAF consisted of 4 separate parallel discussions around 4 critical humanitarian themes – conflict, finance, localisation and resilience. HAI was one of the collaborating organisations […]
IASC Definition of ‘Local’ and ‘National Actors’ a barrier to achieving Grand Bargain localisation commitments
“Grand Bargain Signatories engage with local and national responders in a spirit of partnership and aim to reinforce rather than replace local and national capacities”. The intent of the Grand Bargain was transformational, not decentralisation or multi-nationalisation of International Organisations. However, the loophole in the IASC definition of local and national actors is diverting from […]
Food for Hungry Souls
The HAI campaign against hunger provides nutritious food to patients and their attendants in Delhi’s hospitals. It would cost only ₹15 to feed a hungry person.
Agenda for Humanity
#HAI and Christian Aid analysed the progress against the hashtag#localisation commitment of hashtag#WHS for UN OCHA. Please read here the analysis and the recommendations: https://www.agendaforhumanity.org/sites/default/files/resources/2019/Sep/2019%20Analytical%20Paper_Localisation.pdf